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A post claiming 19% of the U.S. population—about 63 million people—never received any COVID-19 vaccine dose drew reactions from those proudly identifying with the group. Many shared memes like 'certificates of achievement' for surviving what they called a psychological fear campaign, or 'pure blood' logos proclaiming the unvaccinated were right. While some questioned the figure's accuracy, survey data shows around 15% of adults over 50 reported no doses, with users citing workplace mandates, side effect fears, and distrust as reasons for their resistance.

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People who skipped the COVID shots are sharing stories of defiance and custom memes celebrating their choice. One user simply said, 'Proud to say I’m in that 19%.'

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A post claiming 19% of the U.S. population—about 63 million people—never received any COVID-19 vaccine dose drew reactions from those proudly identifying with the group. Many shared memes like 'certificates of achievement' for surviving what they called a psychological fear campaign, or 'pure blood' logos proclaiming the unvaccinated were right. While some questioned the figure's accuracy, survey data shows around 15% of adults over 50 reported no doses, with users citing workplace mandates, side effect fears, and distrust as reasons for their resistance.

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People who skipped the COVID shots are sharing stories of defiance and custom memes celebrating their choice. One user simply said, 'Proud to say I’m in that 19%.'

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Hot girl zo's post urged women who rock pixie cuts or bald fades to stick with them forever, sparking responses from those who've kept the look for 12 years or always return after growing it out. Fashion outlets note 2026 as pixie cut's comeback year after bobs dominated last year, with roots tracing to Audrey Hepburn's freeing style in 1950s Roman Holiday. Women share confidence and ease in the cropped looks, though some miss longer hair or feel exposed post-chop, highlighting a personal push for authentic styles over tradition.

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One post declared that if a pixie cut or bald fade looks elite on you, it's a lifelong commitment—no exceptions. Dozens of women are nodding along, sharing their decade-long devotion to the bold style.

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Hot girl zo's post urged women who rock pixie cuts or bald fades to stick with them forever, sparking responses from those who've kept the look for 12 years or always return after growing it out. Fashion outlets note 2026 as pixie cut's comeback year after bobs dominated last year, with roots tracing to Audrey Hepburn's freeing style in 1950s Roman Holiday. Women share confidence and ease in the cropped looks, though some miss longer hair or feel exposed post-chop, highlighting a personal push for authentic styles over tradition.

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One post declared that if a pixie cut or bald fade looks elite on you, it's a lifelong commitment—no exceptions. Dozens of women are nodding along, sharing their decade-long devotion to the bold style.

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A Republican-led Senate committee voted to hold Fauci in contempt after his repeated Fifth Amendment pleas, opening the door for the Justice Department to consider charges like fines or up to a year in prison. Critics on social media shared satirical images, such as a fake magazine cover labeling him a 'serial killer' and a mock diary about his testimony, while accusing him of misleading the public and funding risky research. Supporters point to his decades-long scientific career and argue pandemic blame involves global responses and decisions across administrations, with voices like infectious disease doctor Neil Stone viewing him as neither hero nor villain.

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Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times during a Senate hearing on COVID-19 handling, prompting a party-line vote to refer him for potential prosecution.

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In a widely shared video, Yoruba Islamic cleric Shafiy Adeba asserted that Islam commands Muslims to fight, enslave, and confine non-Muslims, calling it a religious duty rooted in the faith. Sahara Reporters and Parallel Facts News highlighted the clip, with the latter labeling it extremist rhetoric urging attacks on non-believers. The remarks drew calls for his arrest from figures like Lere Olayinka, who linked such preaching to groups like Boko Haram, while others like Daniel Regha urged focusing on the individual to avoid deepening religious divides in southwestern Nigeria's tradition of coexistence.

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With an open Quran before him, cleric Shafiy Adeba declared Muslims have the right to enslave non-believers and wage war on them—a statement now stirring Nigeria.

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In a widely shared video, Yoruba Islamic cleric Shafiy Adeba asserted that Islam commands Muslims to fight, enslave, and confine non-Muslims, calling it a religious duty rooted in the faith. Sahara Reporters and Parallel Facts News highlighted the clip, with the latter labeling it extremist rhetoric urging attacks on non-believers. The remarks drew calls for his arrest from figures like Lere Olayinka, who linked such preaching to groups like Boko Haram, while others like Daniel Regha urged focusing on the individual to avoid deepening religious divides in southwestern Nigeria's tradition of coexistence.

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With an open Quran before him, cleric Shafiy Adeba declared Muslims have the right to enslave non-believers and wage war on them—a statement now stirring Nigeria.

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The National Weather Service warns of moderate excessive rainfall risk on August 11 in parts of West Virginia and Kentucky, with a 40% chance of flash flooding nearby. In Jammu and Kashmir, places like Kathua saw 156 mm of rain in 24 hours, and forecasts predict intense showers through August 19 that could spark landslides in hilly spots. Officials urge people in vulnerable areas to stay alert and check updates amid active monsoon patterns.

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Torrential downpours are soaking the Ohio Valley and Jammu Kashmir, turning routine days into worries about sudden floods and slides.

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The National Weather Service warns of moderate excessive rainfall risk on August 11 in parts of West Virginia and Kentucky, with a 40% chance of flash flooding nearby. In Jammu and Kashmir, places like Kathua saw 156 mm of rain in 24 hours, and forecasts predict intense showers through August 19 that could spark landslides in hilly spots. Officials urge people in vulnerable areas to stay alert and check updates amid active monsoon patterns.

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Torrential downpours are soaking the Ohio Valley and Jammu Kashmir, turning routine days into worries about sudden floods and slides.

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In early May 2026, 13 cases of Andes hantavirus hit the MV Hondius cruise ship after stops in Antarctica, killing three but sparking no wider spread despite global contact tracing. Eren's June 5 tweet, showing the ignoring women, racked up over 800,000 likes as users remixed it with SpongeBob and quips like the virus getting 'bullied into going offline.' The humor celebrated the quiet end—no new cases or deaths by early June—crediting low risk, quick quarantines, and public calm after years of alerts.

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Two women pointedly ignoring someone became the perfect image for a virus that faded fast. The tweet captured how the world shrugged off a real health scare.

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The video shows the woman, who gave birth abroad, offering her infant to 'Mother India' in a gesture many see as seeking blessings from the homeland, with a grandmother soon picking up the child amid buses and travelers. Viewers have praised it as a pure display of cultural roots and love for Bharat, especially around Independence Day. Others question if it's staged or performative, debating diaspora patriotism and citizenship choices like the baby's foreign passport.

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Fresh off a flight, a young mother in a leopard-print top bends down outside the airport, touching a bit of Indian soil to her forehead before gently placing her two-month-old daughter on the ground.

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Videos from February 2026 show large Ramadan Taraweeh gatherings at Broadway and Seventh Avenue, where participants prayed, broke their fast with free meals, and celebrated community during the holy month. Critics like Professor Gad Saad see it as a sign of dominance and point to restrictions on such events in Muslim-majority countries like Saudi Arabia, while attorney Eric Matheny highlights a perceived double standard compared to how Christian prayers might be viewed elsewhere. Organizers describe the annual events as voluntary expressions of faith, but the scenes have fueled discussions on integration, public space, and cultural shifts in diverse Western cities.

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Hundreds of Muslims bowed in prayer across Times Square's pavement, a sight under the city lights that has people talking about faith in public spaces.

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Videos from February 2026 show large Ramadan Taraweeh gatherings at Broadway and Seventh Avenue, where participants prayed, broke their fast with free meals, and celebrated community during the holy month. Critics like Professor Gad Saad see it as a sign of dominance and point to restrictions on such events in Muslim-majority countries like Saudi Arabia, while attorney Eric Matheny highlights a perceived double standard compared to how Christian prayers might be viewed elsewhere. Organizers describe the annual events as voluntary expressions of faith, but the scenes have fueled discussions on integration, public space, and cultural shifts in diverse Western cities.

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Hundreds of Muslims bowed in prayer across Times Square's pavement, a sight under the city lights that has people talking about faith in public spaces.

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