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Ramadan 2026 started February 18 and hits day 21 today, March 10, with about nine days left before Eid al-Fitr around March 19. Posts from Pakistan to the U.S. capture the shared surprise, like Maya noting all Muslims agree it's the shortest ever felt, and Mahir Khan calling it a blink from start to last ten nights. Distractions from work or the spiritual blur of prayers and routines speed it up, sparking regrets and hopes to cherish the final stretch, especially Laylat al-Qadr.

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One moment you're breaking fast with iftar feasts, the next you're eyeing Eid—many Muslims are sharing how this holy month feels unusually short.

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Silver announced the Board of Governors will discuss expansion at March meetings, with decisions possibly by 2026 and new teams playing as early as 2027-28. To even conferences at 16 teams each, one Western franchise like Memphis, Minnesota or New Orleans could shift East. He also issued his strongest warnings yet on tanking, calling this season's practices the worst in recent memory, with fines already hitting the Utah Jazz and Indiana Pacers, and potential remedies like stripping draft picks under consideration.

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At All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver shared exciting updates on adding new teams, spotlighting Seattle and Las Vegas as top contenders.

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British commentator Tommy Robinson shared that Ceuta residents formed a 'Bacon Squad' wielding pork products to keep Moroccan migrants away, but fact-checkers flagged the videos and images as AI-generated from the crisis. Reactions split between dismissals—noting pork isn't kryptonite for Muslims in the city's 40% Muslim population—and humorous takes making the fictional squad feel real. The talk spilled into debates over pork in school cafeterias, weighing religious accommodations against local traditions in Ceuta's mixed Christian-Muslim community.

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Amid the chaos of tens of thousands crossing from Morocco into Ceuta last July, a claim about locals using pork to deter immigrants caught fire online.

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Torre, deep into his reporting on alleged Clippers salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard and sponsorship deals like a scoreboard manufacturer arrangement, noted beat writers seemed eager for the story to lose steam amid an NBA investigation that could run into 2027. Clippers credentialed writer Farbod Esnaashari fired back, saying he wasn't praying for it to end and didn't care. Fans jumped in with accusations of bias against Torre, memes featuring Manny Pacquiao boxing imagery and anime nods, highlighting divides between persistent scrutiny and team supporter pushback.

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Pablo Torre called out Clippers-approved writers for hoping the salary cap probe would fade, sparking a sharp online exchange that revealed raw tensions in the reporting.

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Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran posted an Instagram story criticizing NBC Sports' Michael Holley for claiming that teams, including the Red Sox, lie about injuries, using phrases like 'they let people like this on NBC Sports' with clown and laughing emojis. The post drew significant backlash from fans and media. Duran subsequently deleted his entire Instagram account.

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Japanese father KAZU shared his young son's vacation wish to visit Toyotaro, the Dragon Ball Super manga artist, and ask for new chapters amid the series' hiatus since Akira Toriyama's 2024 passing. Toyotaro quoted the post with his brief acknowledgment, delighting fans who see it as a hopeful sign. His 2026 bio update stating 'Everything is for the return of the series' adds to the optimism, while he keeps sharing artwork in the meantime.

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A 7-year-old Dragon Ball fan told his dad he wanted to meet the artist and beg for more manga chapters. The creator saw it and simply replied, 'Thank you. I got it.'

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In a new interview, Shaun of the Dead star Nick Frost explains his take on Hagrid for the Max series premiering Christmas Day 2026, promising to honor Robbie Coltrane's iconic portrayal while adding depth over eight hours per season. He draws from his gentle uncle Emy and Michael Clarke Duncan's towering John Coffey in The Green Mile, portraying Hagrid as a quiet Bristol native. Frost acknowledges some fans may say 'Not my Hagrid,' but he's committed to fresh layers in this faithful book adaptation, joining stars like John Lithgow as Dumbledore amid production on Season 2.

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Nick Frost wrote 'Hagrid' 8,000 times while binge-watching the films, manifesting his dream role in HBO's upcoming Harry Potter series.

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At the Internazionali BNL d'Italia, 20-year-old American Learner Tien upset ninth seed Alexander Bublik 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 to reach the round of 16 for the first time at a clay Masters 1000, becoming the youngest U.S. man to do so in Rome since Andy Roddick in 2002. The 19-year-old Spaniard Rafael Jodar, seeded 32nd, beat Matteo Arnaldi 6-1, 4-6, 6-3 after trailing in the third set, extending his strong 14-2 clay record this year. Now set for an explosive round-of-16 clash, both bring big serves, grinding baselines, and fearless mindsets as young talents signal a youth surge ahead of Roland Garros.

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Learner Tien clenched his first top-50 clay win with a gritty comeback, while Rafael Jodar rallied from a deficit amid roaring home fans for the Italian.

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University of Ghana students performed a striking reenactment of the transatlantic slave trade on June 19 at Osu Castle, a former Danish fortress used to hold enslaved Africans, marking the first major Juneteenth event outside the U.S. The emotional display was part of a reparatory justice conference hosted by President John Dramani Mahama, where African and Caribbean leaders laid wreaths, adopted a framework urging colonial powers to apologize and provide reparations, and pushed for a UN resolution on the slave trade. While Ghanaians praised the masterful artistry and its international acclaim, Western critics highlighted African roles in the trade and modern slavery issues.

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Chained performers covered in mud and oil cried out in anguish at historic Osu Castle, drawing tears from leaders like Ghana's President Mahama and Barbados' Prime Minister Mottley.

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The video shows Leonard delivering lines for Daktronics, the company behind the Clippers' Intuit Dome video board, amid reports of an undisclosed multimillion-dollar sponsorship deal. An insider called it a way to skirt NBA salary cap rules, with the league already investigating similar past claims involving Leonard and the Clippers. Online reactions mix humor about his rare chattiness—'most he's spoken in 15 years'—with speculation tying it to the probe, from image rehab to legal pressures.

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Kawhi Leonard, the Clippers star known for his quiet demeanor, suddenly speaks up in a 15-second promo clip shared on August 11. Fans can't believe it, joking he's getting paid big to break his silence.

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Said Abdullahi Ereg, 47, allegedly used his Evergreen Grocery and Deli to claim 1.4 million meals through Feeding Our Future from April 2020 to April 2021, pocketing over $4.2 million for his family's luxury and foreign accounts. This ties into the massive Feeding Our Future scandal, where fraudsters billed for fake meals and took $250 million; over 65 of 79 charged have been convicted, including ringleader Aimee Bock's 41-year sentence. The FBI's new list, launched under Director Kash Patel, targets eight fugitives for over $1 billion in fraud, urging public tips to catch those who preyed on pandemic aid for children.

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A Minneapolis grocery owner stands accused of stealing millions meant for kids' meals during the pandemic, now topping the FBI's new Most Wanted Fraudsters list with a $150,000 reward.

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Torre, deep into his reporting on alleged Clippers salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard and sponsorship deals like a scoreboard manufacturer arrangement, noted beat writers seemed eager for the story to lose steam amid an NBA investigation that could run into 2027. Clippers credentialed writer Farbod Esnaashari fired back, saying he wasn't praying for it to end and didn't care. Fans jumped in with accusations of bias against Torre, memes featuring Manny Pacquiao boxing imagery and anime nods, highlighting divides between persistent scrutiny and team supporter pushback.

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The six-time All-Star and 2019 Toronto champion signed a one-day contract to retire officially with the Raptors, choosing 7/7 to nod to his jersey number and hometown. Fans contrasted this warm send-off with Chris Paul's abrupt waiver and retirement in February 2026 after a Clippers trade, and Russell Westbrook's ongoing free agency struggles despite his triple-double records and 2017 MVP status. Many felt Paul and Westbrook deserved similar closure, highlighting the NBA's tough business side even for legends.

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Kyle Lowry raised his hands in triumph beside a whiteboard proclaiming him 'A TORONTO RAPTOR NOW AND FOREVER' on July 7, 2026. The moment stirred reflections on how NBA stars like Chris Paul and Russell Westbrook ended their careers.

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After Larry Ellison backed his son David's $111 billion bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery—beating out Netflix—the plea hit social media: replace Paapa Essiedu as Severus Snape with Adam Driver. Essiedu, cast in December 2024, drew backlash for not matching the book's sallow-skinned, hook-nosed description or Alan Rickman's films, with fans pushing Driver's Kylo Ren intensity as ideal. Production on the HBO series started in summer 2025 at Leavesden Studios and nears completion for a 2027 premiere, making a recast unlikely despite the buzz—some fans defend Essiedu and call for enjoying the show.

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Picture this: fans spotting a billionaire's new grip on Warner Bros. Discovery and dreaming up a Snape swap with Adam Driver's brooding stare.

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Fans responded enthusiastically to a true-or-false question about Bird ranking among the NBA's top-10 all-time players, with most agreeing he belongs there thanks to his elite passing, clutch shooting, and trash-talking prowess. Over 13 seasons with the Boston Celtics, Bird averaged 24.3 points, 10.0 rebounds, and 6.3 assists, earning three straight MVPs from 1984-1986, three championships, two Finals MVPs, and 12 All-Star selections—ESPN ranked him No. 6 in 2016. While a few note longevity issues, the broad praise highlights his ability to dominate any era and his enduring legacy as the 'Hick from French Lick.'

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A clip of Larry Bird in his prime brings back memories of his fierce competitiveness, like that huddle moment when he demanded, 'Just give me the f......ing ball!'

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In a May 22 Politico interview, Tillis called Hegseth 'incompetent' for mishandling Iran policy and labeled the $1.8 billion victim compensation fund—tied to Trump's IRS lawsuit settlement—'stupid on stilts,' urging Congress to kill it. Trump fired back hours later, branding Tillis a 'weak and ineffective Senator,' 'Nitpicker,' and 'QUITTER' who retired after no endorsement. The clash highlights GOP tensions between Trump allies and critics like Tillis, who says his pushback aims to protect Republican midterm wins, as several senators oppose the fund and stall related legislation.

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Retiring Sen. Thom Tillis went public with sharp words on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and a new Justice Department fund, prompting a swift Truth Social rebuke from President Trump.

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Journalist Avi Mayer shared two stark rides in Birmingham, England: Ahmed from Somaliland chatted warmly about his nation's new embassy in Jerusalem and flag-waving crowds in Hargeisa, while driver Muhammad canceled upon spotting Mayer's skullcap. The positive encounter highlights Somaliland's diplomacy with Israel, including President Irro's June 2026 visit and Israel's 2025 recognition of its independence. Mayer's story reflects rising antisemitism reports among UK Jews amid these global contrasts.

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One Uber driver in Birmingham lit up with 'Shalom!' upon hearing of Israel ties. Hours later, another sped away at the sight of a kippah.

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Maria Lidia Valle-Hernandez, 28, registered under a false name at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Lake Saint Louis before delivering her baby in January 2024. She handed off her ID band to another undocumented woman post-discharge, admitting the scheme was to bring another child from Mexico amid financial pressure from smugglers. ICE identified her through fingerprints from prior illegal crossing attempts, deported her last month, and placed the newborn in Missouri child protective services. The case highlights ongoing efforts to track unaccompanied migrant children, with officials locating 146,000 out of 450,000 who entered during the Biden years, amid reports of abuse in some cases.

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A new mother in Missouri passed her hospital wristband to another woman right after giving birth, hoping to settle debts to smugglers by faking the baby's identity.

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The FDA appointed Katherine Szarama as acting director of its Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, replacing Vinay Prasad who left late last month after controversies like rejecting uniQure's Huntington's gene therapy approval path. Szarama, with experience in health policy at groups like Arnold Ventures and a PhD in research, takes over interim duties for vaccines, blood products, and biologics while the agency seeks a full-time director. Biotech investors express mixed views, citing her ties to evidence-focused funders, as uniQure shares jumped 14% on April 30 amid leadership shift speculation.

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Vinay Prasad's sudden exit from the FDA's biologics division leaves a key role vacant, with his deputy Katherine Szarama stepping in to guide vaccine and gene therapy approvals during the search for a permanent leader.

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