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A woman in Aceh, Indonesia was publicly caned 140 times under sharia law for the offense of being in close proximity to a man who was not her husband. She fainted during the punishment.

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The Cuban-born singer, who left the island at age 7, detailed starvation, medicine shortages, jailed protesters, and repression under what she calls a '67-year failing dictatorship.' She urged donations to Caritas Cuba for aid amid the hardships. Cuban Americans praised her family-rooted account, while critics like Hasan Piker blamed U.S. sanctions and called for their end. The post highlights Cuba's blackouts, rationing, and emigration waves, fueling debate over embargo versus regime failures.

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Camila Cabello shared a heartbreaking glimpse into her family's struggles in Cuba—families digging through trash for food and power blackouts spoiling everything in sight.

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The 40-second video, first shared years ago and reposted recently, shows the hundreds-of-pounds animal making its daily rounds at Mercado Fluvial along the Calle-Calle River. Locals know it as a regular who waits politely instead of grabbing food, earning tosses from friendly vendors. Reactions poured in with affection, jokes about its 'fish subscription' and impeccable manners, highlighting its smarts and charm amid the fresh seafood stalls.

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A hefty South American sea lion patiently shuffles through Valdivia's bustling fish market, locking eyes with vendors who toss it fish heads and tails.

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Palmeiras won their 27th Campeonato Paulista with a 1-0 second-leg victory over Novorizontino, making coach Abel Ferreira the club's most successful trainer with 11 titles. Flamengo secured their 40th Campeonato Carioca on penalties against Fluminense after a 0-0 draw, marking new coach Leonardo Jardim's first trophy. Sport Recife dominated Náutico 3-0 in the second leg for their 46th Campeonato Pernambucano, and Grêmio beat Internacional 4-1 on aggregate in the Gaúcho final. These wins fuel excitement heading into national competitions like the Brasileirão.

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Fans erupted in joy as Palmeiras lifted their trophy at Allianz Parque, while Flamengo's Rossi saved two penalties at the Maracanã to clinch a dramatic shootout.

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Kross, a former Estonian intelligence chief, argued that the format erases Estonia's legal continuity during Soviet occupation from 1944 to 1991, a position shared by Baltic nations and backed by non-recognizing Western governments like the U.S. A recent Wikipedia consensus from late 2025 decided to list birthplaces as 'City, SSR, Soviet Union' for consistency with historical records, applied to figures like Prime Minister Kaja Kallas. Critics compare it to WWII listings and suspect pro-Russian influence, while the page remains semi-protected amid ongoing talk page debates.

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Eerik-Niiles Kross, born in Tallinn in 1967, shared screenshots of editors quickly reverting his Wikipedia page from 'Tallinn, Estonia' back to 'Tallinn, Estonian SSR, Soviet Union.' He called it a denial of Estonia's occupied history.

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The acclaimed film, which grossed over $369 million and earned 16 Oscar nominations, features twin brothers played by Michael B. Jordan opening a juke joint in 1932 Mississippi Delta, unwittingly summoning vampires amid Klan threats and blues music homage. This brief scene with authentic Choctaw language and attire, consulted by the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, drew praise from tribe members like cultural expert Cynthia Massey for its accurate portrayal. Fans rave about the hunters' quiet menace and call for spinoffs, while others argue it would derail the core story of Black experiences in the Jim Crow South.

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In Ryan Coogler's 2025 hit Sinners, a band of Choctaw hunters bursts onto the screen on horseback and truck, speaking their language as they track a scorched vampire—then wisely retreat at sunset.

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Sana teams up with model Iris Law for 'The Polo Play,' Polo Ralph Lauren's campaign highlighting iconic bags in vibrant colors and textures. Shot on stunning coastlines, the two-minute video features Sana in breezy polos, knits, and shorts paired with standout totes like a navy leather bag with teddy charm and a fiery red shopper. She narrates her globe-trotting life, finding calm in nature and writing amid constant motion. Fans loved her outfits in pink knits, blue polos, and white crochet, with many adding Ralph Lauren to their wardrobes.

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Against Mediterranean cliffs and turquoise seas, TWICE's Sana shares her love for travel while showcasing bold Polo bags in a sunlit video.

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The world No. 10 Kazakh beat the Spaniard 6-4, 6-7(4), 7-6(3) in a gripping quarterfinal at the ABN AMRO Open, firing 59 winners to reach the semifinals in Rotterdam for the first time in seven tries. Munar, a clay specialist ranked around No. 37, pushed back hard after upsetting No. 5 Karen Khachanov, stealing the second set and building an early third-set lead before Bublik broke back. Bublik's booming serve and clutch play extended his hot 2026 start to 11-2, setting up his next ATP 500 semifinal on the indoor hard courts.

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Alexander Bublik traded blistering winners and drop-shot magic with Jaume Munar for nearly three hours, finally sealing a dramatic third-set tiebreak.

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Iran's supreme leader, who ruled for 37 years after Ayatollah Khomeini's death, was killed on February 28, 2026, at age 86 in a strike on his Tehran residence amid escalating conflict. The Economist's obituary, written in free indirect discourse to channel Khamenei's perspective—calling America the 'Great Satan' and his death a martyr's honor—faced accusations of sympathy from critics who highlighted his suppression of dissent, support for proxies like Hezbollah and Hamas, and personal enrichment. Defenders, including obit editor Ann Wroe, explained the ironic style lets tyrants 'hang themselves with their own rope,' while acknowledging his brutality like ordering mass killings; the clash reveals obituary-writing tensions for controversial figures.

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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike sparked not just a succession crisis in Iran, but a fiery debate over The Economist's obituary that immersed readers in his worldview.

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