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The Evening Star article from May 11, 1896, described seven Korean students who arrived at the HBCU after leaving Japan, charming peers with songs like Arirang. Fans zeroed in on the youngest, Blusig Kwe Im, whose 'eyes like drops of ink' reminded them of Jungkook's signature dark gaze. This discovery hit just as BTS teased their Arirang project, inspired by the students' story and tying into the group's lore of seven souls across time. While some see reincarnation fun, others view it as a neat link to Korean history and BTS's global journey.

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A 1896 newspaper painted a picture of a young Korean student at Howard University with ink-black eyes and wheat-yellow skin—details ARMY say match Jungkook perfectly.

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Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice scored two free kicks in the UEFA Champions League match against Real Madrid. He was awarded Player of the Match for his standout performance.

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The U.S.-led conflict with Iran, launched February 28 against nuclear sites and regime targets, has spiked oil prices above $100 a barrel and disrupted shipping. Vance, once a vocal critic of interventions, offered only brief early support before going silent, drawing criticism for alienating anti-war voters who backed Trump in 2024. Betting markets show him at 20.3% odds for 2028, barely leading Marco Rubio—who's active as Secretary of State—while online debates highlight tensions with far-right 'Groyper' factions and his past feuds.

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JD Vance built his rise on promises to end Middle East forever wars, but now U.S. strikes on Iran have left him unusually quiet as rivals gain ground.

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During the 50th anniversary of Italy's RAI TG2 at the Vatican, the first American pope called on media to verify facts, avoid amplifying power, and prioritize war's suffering amid escalating U.S.-Israeli-Iran strikes in the Middle East. He demanded reporters reveal the faces of victims and pushed for AI regulation to maintain a human focus in coverage. The remarks followed his ceasefire plea and came amid U.S. broadcaster license threats over Iran reporting, drawing praise from media observers and varied online responses from progressives to conservatives.

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Pope Leo XIV looked directly at RAI TG2's editors and urged them to show war's human toll through victims' eyes, not as a distant videogame.

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India's National Investigation Agency arrested six Ukrainians and one American on March 16 for conspiring to commit terrorist acts, including training ethnic armed groups in Myanmar's Chin State with ties to Indian insurgents. The group entered on valid visas, reached Mizoram, then illegally crossed into Myanmar, where they reportedly received training and supplied weapons and drone expertise imported from Europe. Three were nabbed at Delhi airport, three in Lucknow, and one in Kolkata as they tried to leave; their lawyer calls the arrests illegal, but the NIA probe under anti-terror laws continues amid Myanmar's civil war spillover risks.

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Handcuffed and escorted from a Delhi court, the seven foreign suspects faced 11 days in NIA custody after allegedly smuggling drones across a porous border.

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Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah inaugurated the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden on Monday, featuring 1.8 million tulip bulbs across 70 varieties on 74 acres at the Zabarwan foothills. A warmer winter led to an earlier opening, with added terraces enhancing the visitor experience amid daffodils, hyacinths, and narcissus. Tourists from across India called it paradise, while Abdullah urged visitors to explore Kashmir's spring beauty to boost the local economy.

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Petals in reds, pinks, and yellows burst open early this spring, drawing crowds to a colorful sea overlooking Dal Lake and snow-capped peaks.

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Reichmann's Haaretz-featured show juxtaposes the John Demjanjuk trial—accused as Treblinka's 'Ivan the Terrible'—with recent Palestinian-targeted attacks by settlers. He describes settlers' dehumanizing outlook as echoing the ideology before the Holocaust, while clarifying no direct match to Nazi crimes. Published March 5 amid UN-reported surges like 1,770 incidents in 2025 and 694 displacements in January 2026, the piece drew sharp support from pro-Palestinian voices and backlash from critics calling it inflammatory or Holocaust inversion.

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Artist Guy Bernard Reichmann pairs 1987 Nazi trial footage with West Bank settler violence in his new Tel Aviv exhibit, stirring deep divides.

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The February 23 People headline about The Jeffersons star Marla Gibbs, 94, surviving a nearly fatal brain aneurysm and stroke led many to fear recent bad news, thanks to an ambiguous comma after her age. In her new memoir It's Never Too Late, out February 24, Gibbs recounts the 2006 ordeal that left her bedridden, her recovery through therapy, family support from daughter Angela, and moments like sneaking out of rehab only to fall. She credits faith and her spirit for pulling through, while fans celebrate her ongoing guest roles on shows like Grey's Anatomy and her enduring legacy as TV icon Florence Johnston.

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Fans clutched their hearts over a People headline hinting at fresh tragedy for 94-year-old Marla Gibbs. Relief washed over them when they learned she was sharing her triumph over a brain aneurysm and stroke from nearly 20 years ago.

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Yale's Humanitarian Research Lab analyzed data from March to June 2024, finding Sudan's Rapid Support Forces destroyed 41 farming villages around El Fasher, depopulating 68% and slashing agriculture in 80%. This crippled food supplies during an 18-month siege that ended with the city's fall in October 2025, amid Sudan's civil war between RSF and the Sudanese Armed Forces. Experts call the acts compelling evidence of war crimes like using starvation as a weapon, targeting non-Arab Zaghawa communities and aligning with UN findings on genocide hallmarks.

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Satellite images reveal empty fields and burned homes where Zaghawa farmers once grew their crops, a deliberate move to starve out El Fasher's defenders.

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