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CNN uncovered the now-private clips where Abdul El-Sayed urged skipping July 4th fireworks due to air quality issues in Detroit, PTSD risks for veterans, and harms to kids and pets. He also floated replacing the Second Amendment with a right to healthcare and downplayed southern border concerns. His campaign calls these old views that no longer reflect him, pointing to recent support for fireworks and gun safety alongside his high school football captain past; critics say the deletions hide un-American stances in a tight race against Mike Rogers.

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A physician-turned-candidate scrubbed over 100 YouTube videos just before launching his Michigan Senate bid, including ones calling fireworks 'sucky' and suggesting healthcare replace gun rights.

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The campaign counters criticism labeling the actors' off-screen closeness as PR stunts, with supporters sharing loving edits, blocking hate accounts, and celebrating their 'precious bond' from playful BTS clips to cozy event photos. *Arafta*, airing weekdays on Kanal 7 since December 2025, stars Günenç as Ateş Karahan and Demirci as Mercan Yıldırım in a story of revenge evolving into romance, building a global fandom hooked on their 'MerTeş' chemistry. It comes as season 2 production ramps up, with fans rallying around moments like a recent sunset Instagram story.

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Fans of Turkish drama *Arafta* took to social media with a day-long wave of positivity, standing up for stars Emin Günenç and İlsu Demirci amid online backlash.

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The campaign counters criticism labeling the actors' off-screen closeness as PR stunts, with supporters sharing loving edits, blocking hate accounts, and celebrating their 'precious bond' from playful BTS clips to cozy event photos. *Arafta*, airing weekdays on Kanal 7 since December 2025, stars Günenç as Ateş Karahan and Demirci as Mercan Yıldırım in a story of revenge evolving into romance, building a global fandom hooked on their 'MerTeş' chemistry. It comes as season 2 production ramps up, with fans rallying around moments like a recent sunset Instagram story.

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Fans of Turkish drama *Arafta* took to social media with a day-long wave of positivity, standing up for stars Emin Günenç and İlsu Demirci amid online backlash.

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The campaign counters criticism labeling the actors' off-screen closeness as PR stunts, with supporters sharing loving edits, blocking hate accounts, and celebrating their 'precious bond' from playful BTS clips to cozy event photos. *Arafta*, airing weekdays on Kanal 7 since December 2025, stars Günenç as Ateş Karahan and Demirci as Mercan Yıldırım in a story of revenge evolving into romance, building a global fandom hooked on their 'MerTeş' chemistry. It comes as season 2 production ramps up, with fans rallying around moments like a recent sunset Instagram story.

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Fans of Turkish drama *Arafta* took to social media with a day-long wave of positivity, standing up for stars Emin Günenç and İlsu Demirci amid online backlash.

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Hans Honschar, the Upper West Side's beloved chalk artist known for sidewalk messages like 'You are Love(d)', has spent the past week directing traffic at West 72nd Street near Columbus Avenue. Drivers comply without hesitation, bus drivers wave happily, and even police leave him be after he once helped an ambulance. Locals appreciate his harmless efforts amid construction confusion, comparing him to everyday heroes from the 2003 blackout—no accidents or arrests reported.

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In the rain, a man in an orange vest rearranged construction cones and waved a handmade stop sign, turning chaos into order as taxis, trucks, and buses followed his lead.

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In a GQ profile on March 4, the 27-year-old snake wrangler from Florence, Alabama—who won The Traitors US Season 4 on February 26 by betraying ally Eric Nam for $220,800—shared his opposition to ICE. He wore the pin, launched in January 2026 by groups like the ACLU to honor ICE encounter victims, saying he supports his immigrant brothers and sisters and rejects dehumanization. Fans celebrated his Southern roots and principled stand, with many calling him smart, hot, and humble, while he runs a reptile removal business and casualwear line back home.

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Rob Rausch pinned an 'ICE OUT' badge to his hoodie during a New York outing with Lisa Rinna, then opened up about why he stands against ICE's family separations.

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The six-member J-pop group—Jesse, Kyomoto Taiga, Matsumura Hokuto, Kochi Yugo, Morimoto Shintaro, and Tanaka Juri—launched TBS's CDTV Live! Live! Monthly Live feature, spotlighting them every week throughout June to mark six years since their January 22, 2020 debut. Tonight's set included high-energy performances of 'Imitation Rain,' 'ABARERO,' 'Good Luck!,' and 'こっから,' complete with tank-top reveals and Juri Tanaka's infectious grin. Fans lit up with praise for their polished vocals, sharp choreography, and evolved stage presence, eagerly awaiting three more weeks of anniversary celebrations.

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SixTONES burst onto the recreated Akasaka live house stage, delivering their debut 'Imitation Rain' with the same fire that sold a million copies back in 2020.

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At the 2026 Kinoshita Summer Cup in Otsu, Japan, Aoki scored 78.83 points for second place behind Mao Shimada's leading 81.81, with her lively routine featuring a 3Lz3Lo combination standing out for high component scores. The choreography, crafted by Kaitlyn Weaver, captured a fun energy Aoki hoped would connect with fans. Meanwhile, pair skater Yuna Nagaoka withdrew from the upcoming Kinoshita Group Cup after fracturing her left leg in a cycling accident, expressing frustration but committing to recovery.

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Yuna Aoki brought a party vibe to the ice with foot-stomping choreography to 'Can’t Take My Eyes Off You,' earning cheers for her musicality and clean jumps.

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The video shows her swaying energetically in traditional attire under a spinning fan, with comments joking about her style like 'heaven is so far from that person' turned into melodic lyrics and a catchy chorus. Fans call the Naija gospel result impressive and worry for musicians, while skeptics see it as disrespectful to worship. The track's spread revives similar clips and mixes humor with unease over AI remixing real reactions into shareable music.

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A woman in a bright yellow dress dances with pure joy on church steps, her moves drawing laughs and praise that someone fed straight into AI for a full gospel track.

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At the 23rd IISS Shangri-La Dialogue on May 30, US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called for allies to boost defense spending to 3.5% of GDP, praising steps by Indonesia, the Philippines, Japan, Australia, and Singapore while urging Europe to follow suit. He spotlighted Pakistan's unexpected role in US-backed peace efforts, including negotiations to end the war in Iran and a Trump-brokered India-Pakistan ceasefire, crediting Field Marshal Asim Munir and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The speech emphasized 'peace through strength' amid China's military rise, with Pakistanis online celebrating Munir's diplomacy though some critics questioned long-term gains for everyday people.

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Pete Hegseth stepped to the podium at Asia's top security summit and laid it out plain: America won't keep footing the bill for allies' defense anymore.

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At the 23rd IISS Shangri-La Dialogue on May 30, US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called for allies to boost defense spending to 3.5% of GDP, praising steps by Indonesia, the Philippines, Japan, Australia, and Singapore while urging Europe to follow suit. He spotlighted Pakistan's unexpected role in US-backed peace efforts, including negotiations to end the war in Iran and a Trump-brokered India-Pakistan ceasefire, crediting Field Marshal Asim Munir and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The speech emphasized 'peace through strength' amid China's military rise, with Pakistanis online celebrating Munir's diplomacy though some critics questioned long-term gains for everyday people.

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Pete Hegseth stepped to the podium at Asia's top security summit and laid it out plain: America won't keep footing the bill for allies' defense anymore.

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