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AMC shares fell sharply on August 10 amid high trading volume, even as the company reported $1.6 billion in second-quarter revenue—its highest in 106 years—and 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' raked in $360 million domestically plus over $1 billion globally. Retail investors called the drop 'laughable,' pointing to strong fundamentals like upcoming releases and dismissing short interest or dilution fears. While some eye short-term chart weakness, many holders plan to buy dips and hold through the volatility, betting on continued box office momentum.

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Crowds packed theaters for Spider-Man's record-breaking debut, boosting AMC to its best quarter ever. Yet the stock tumbled over 6% to $2.42, leaving long-term holders scratching their heads.

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Bovino, who retired in March after 30 years with U.S. Border Patrol and oversaw operations in cities like Los Angeles and Chicago, attended the sold-out Remigration Summit on Saturday. The event, organized by activists like Martin Sellner, pushes 'remigration'—large-scale repatriation of illegal and unassimilated migrants—to protect national identity from migration strains like housing shortages and crime. Bovino posted photos with Sellner, stating mass migration hits every developed nation and requires a unified solution, drawing praise from right-wing figures and sharp criticism from opponents who label it ethnic cleansing rhetoric.

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Gregory K. Bovino, fresh from leading U.S. immigration sweeps, stepped into Porto, Portugal, for a summit calling for mass migrant deportations across Europe.

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Gregory Bovino, former U.S. Border Patrol Chief, claimed in a statement that 'This country was built by settlers, not immigrants.' The remark sparked widespread online debate.

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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer stated it has been a particularly bad week for Donald Trump and Republicans, referencing a 'MAGA slush fund,' a taxpayer-funded 'Trump's billion dollar ballroom,' record-breaking gas costs, and upcoming challenges in Texas during Voterama. Democrats plan to force Senate Republicans to vote on amendments highlighting party differences on corruption, costs, and working people. Republicans countered that the week has been positive, pointing to Virginia Supreme Court preservation of GOP-friendly maps and Tennessee's advancement of a Republican-favorable congressional map.

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The official lyric video for 'Something Special' dropped on Fandom's YouTube channel late Monday, featuring Ahn Hyo-seop and Khalid in sharp suits against moody backdrops, synced to lines like 'I'll be stuck, stuck, stuck on you' and Korean phrases about being together. Released May 22 as Ahn's solo debut and Khalid's first Korean collaboration, the track blends soulful falsettos with velvety tones over a dreamy beat about irreplaceable love, produced by Woo 'RAINSTONE' Rhee and Grammy winner Troy 'R8DIO' Johnson. Fans are sharing clips and gushing over the vibe, with millions of streams already and a full music video teased for later this month.

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Ahn Hyo-seop felt chills driving by Seoul's Han River when he first heard the demo for his duet with Khalid. Now, their sleek black-and-white lyric video has fans hooked on every intense glance and smooth lyric.

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In their Leagues Cup 2026 group stage match in San Jose, California, FC Dallas defeated Chivas 1-0 thanks to Petar Farrington's strike that ended a scoreless stalemate. Chivas controlled the ball and fired more shots but couldn't find the net, leaving fans frustrated with reactions like crying emojis and cries of disappointment over the team's form. Dallas secured back-to-back shutouts and a 1-0-0 group record, while Chivas dropped to 0-1-0 facing an early tournament threat.

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FC Dallas broke through in the 73rd minute at PayPal Park, with Farrington's goal silencing Chivas' strong possession game and handing them a narrow group stage win.

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The UFC Freedom 250 on June 14 features a lightweight title unification between Ilia Topuria and Justin Gaethje in the main event, with Alex Pereira challenging Ciryl Gane for the interim heavyweight title in the co-main. White dismissed ban reports during a media scrum, joking Strickland is 'banned from humanity' while noting the fighter showed no interest amid limited 4,300 seats. Strickland responded on X, referencing a promised ticket that fell through due to White House clearance issues, but shrugged it off with humor about sitting near Kash Patel.

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Dana White laughed off rumors Tuesday, assuring everyone Sean Strickland can attend the historic UFC event on the White House South Lawn this Sunday.

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Protests at Newark's Delaney Hall detention center entered their sixth day after starting around May 25 over reports of poor conditions, a hunger strike, and a labor strike among 700 detainees. Clashes escalated with demonstrators blocking roads, assaults on agents, and a viral video of a man threatening an ICE agent's life and family, which Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche called 'disgusting' while promising charges. ICE deployed tactical teams amid violence like thrown liquids and infighting, as advocates highlighted wormy food and retaliation against strikers, countered by DHS menus and notes on detainees' serious charges.

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A bearded protester in goggles stared down a masked ICE agent and yelled, 'I have your face, motherf*er. Your whole f*ing family is dead.' Federal authorities quickly vowed to track him down.

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On the sixth anniversary of George Floyd's death on May 25, 2020, posts shared booking photos showing Floyd at 6 feet 4 inches and 223 pounds next to Chauvin at 5 feet 7 inches and 140 pounds, with many claiming drugs like fentanyl—not restraint—proved fatal, citing autopsy toxicology levels. The official autopsy by Dr. Andrew Baker ruled the cause cardiopulmonary arrest from law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression, listing it as homicide with heart disease and drugs as contributing factors; an independent autopsy found asphyxiation. Chauvin was convicted of murder and manslaughter, serving concurrent federal and state sentences, while opinions online remain deeply divided and Minneapolis marked the day with vigils calling for police reform.

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Side-by-side photos of George Floyd and Derek Chauvin highlight their stark size difference, fueling fresh arguments over what caused Floyd's death during his 2020 arrest.

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In a direct address, Pope Leo XIV stated that true belief in Jesus means rejecting war, killing the innocent, and ignoring those who suffer, weep, or flee misery. He referenced the Muslim child from his Lebanon visit as a personal reminder against supporting violence, aligning with his ongoing calls for peace and dialogue amid Middle East conflicts. Born in Chicago as Robert Francis Prevost and elected in 2025, the pope's words draw from his missionary background and Catholic teachings on protecting life, prompting varied online responses from praise to calls for specifics on conflicts and church issues.

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Pope Leo XIV shared a heartbreaking image he carries: a young Muslim boy in Lebanon holding a 'Welcome, Pope Leo' sign, later killed in the war.

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The 25-year-old Karachi businessman's death, initially seen as possible suicide or kidnapping, is now a confirmed murder case following DNA tests and a new post-mortem that updated the FIR to include Section 302 charges. Lawyer Jibran Nasir has highlighted police delays like a 20-hour post-mortem wait and mishandling of evidence such as a smartwatch. While unverified social media claims linked a local guest house to politician Rawal Sharjeel Memon—who denied ownership and fleeing to London—the family demands a transparent probe free of political interference.

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Mir Raza Ali's family pushed for a second autopsy after doubts about his death. The results revealed he was shot from behind, tortured, and possibly drugged before his body was found in late July.

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Marcus Smart committed a game-high six turnovers, including back-to-back mistakes after LeBron James cut the deficit to five points, contributing to the Memphis Grizzlies' defeat and forcing a Game 7. As the starting point guard, Smart scored no points in the second half with only two assists.

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Appointed in 2023 as Cambridge's youngest Black professor of sociology of education, Arday resigned in early August 2026 amid an inquiry into alleged plagiarism and disputed academic claims. His 2024 conference keynote with Chantelle Lewis drew sharp criticism from Professor Alice Sullivan, who called it embarrassing and pointed to falling standards in sociology. Online voices highlighted the field's 50:1 liberal-to-conservative ratio and activism leanings, with calls to defund much of it, though defenders like Lisa McKenzie argued against dismissing the whole discipline.

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Jason Arday's quick rise and sudden fall from Cambridge spotlighted tough questions about plagiarism claims and biographical details in his work.

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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer endorsed Graham Platner, the Democratic frontrunner in Maine's June 9 primary, declaring they'll beat five-term Republican Sen. Susan Collins to regain Senate control. Platner, a 41-year-old Marine veteran and oyster farmer, faces scrutiny over a 2007 chest tattoo resembling a Nazi SS skull—which he covered after learning its meaning—and old Reddit posts with inflammatory remarks tied to his post-combat PTSD. Fresh reports detail sexually explicit texts he sent to women early in his 2023 marriage, which his wife flagged to his campaign; the couple sought counseling. Despite criticism from conservatives and some Democrats like John Fetterman, Platner leads polls and draws support from progressives like Bernie Sanders for his anti-billionaire stance, with Maine voters prioritizing his economic pledges ahead of the primary.

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Chuck Schumer met with Graham Platner in Washington and reaffirmed his support, eyes fixed on flipping Maine's Senate seat from Susan Collins.

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The exchange began when Miller quote-tweeted Democrats' celebration of James Talarico's nomination to challenge Ken Paxton, wrongly calling the cisgender former state rep Texas Democrats' first transgender Senate candidate. Mangubat, the party's content director, replied 'shut up you ugly fuck,' a post that gained over 335,000 likes and 41 million views. Katie Miller hit back by naming Mangubat and linking her words to mental health stats and recent political violence, while Mangubat doubled down in an interview and with a celebratory cake mocking her target as 'Temu Hitler.'

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Paulina Mangubat typed out the blunt insult from the official Democrats account, firing back at Stephen Miller's false claim about a Texas candidate's gender.

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Republicans, led by figures like Sens. Tom Cotton and Rep. Andy Barr, argue that Democratic oversight reports on ICE detention facilities are political stunts aimed at weakening border security and reviving open-border policies. Democrats, including Sen. Dick Durbin, highlight humanitarian issues such as inadequate medical care, detainee deaths, and rapid expansion under Trump as reasons for accountability and addressing waste. The clash underscores broader divisions, with enforcement supporters pointing to ICE's recent deportations of convicted offenders and past bipartisan praise, like a 2015 Obama-era award to ICE official Tom Homan.

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Sen. Tom Cotton called out Democrats for what he sees as a push to defund ICE, while Sen. Dick Durbin spotlights real problems like deaths in custody and poor medical care.

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