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Leavitt made the remark during a briefing on the U.S.-led Operation Epic Fury against Iran, blaming Biden's aid for straining munitions stockpiles while insisting the U.S. has ample reserves. Ukrainians like Kate Bohuslavska from Kharkiv called it heartless amid shortages of air defense missiles, and politician Inna Sovsun pointed to Ukraine's 1994 surrender of nuclear warheads for broken security promises. Critics noted the $188 billion in authorized aid supported U.S. jobs and production, with the Trump administration authorizing no major new packages since January 2025 amid talks for Ukrainian drone tech.

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As Ukrainians face deadly Russian bombings, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt labeled former President Biden a 'very stupid and incompetent leader' for sending U.S. weapons to Ukraine.

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In a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Attorney General Pam Bondi dated Tuesday, Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed requested an investigation by December 1 into World Liberty Financial's compliance with anti-money laundering rules, sanctions, and governance. The demand stems from a September report by Accountable.US alleging the project sold $WLFI governance tokens to wallets linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group, a Russian sanctions-evasion stablecoin, Iran's NoBitex exchange, and the sanctioned mixer Tornado Cash. DT Marks DEFI LLC, controlled by Donald Trump and his family, holds 22.5 billion tokens and receives 75% of sales revenue, while the project lists Trump family members in prominent roles; World Liberty Financial maintains it has robust compliance measures with no evidence of wrongdoing.

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Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed have fired off a letter urging a federal probe into World Liberty Financial, the Trump family's crypto project, over alleged sales to North Korean hackers and sanctioned entities.

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The clips actually show Putin on January 27, 2026, placing red roses at Piskaryovskoye Memorial Cemetery in St. Petersburg to honor the 82nd anniversary of the Nazi siege of Leningrad being lifted—and to remember his older brother Viktor, who died at age two from starvation during the blockade. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in U.S.-Israeli airstrikes on Tehran late Saturday, prompting Putin's sharp condemnation as a 'cynical violation' but no such memorial from him. While ordinary Russians left tributes at Iran's embassy in Moscow, the recycled footage—complete with fake news graphics—spread rapidly before users and fact-checkers corrected it by noting the cemetery's snowy hills and prior coverage.

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Videos circulating online depict Putin laying flowers for Iran's slain leader, but they capture a poignant family moment from two months ago.

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Ramadan began around February 18 and reached day 17 on March 6, prompting posts from Saudi club Al-Ittihad's lantern-framed supplications to Nigerian shares like VJ Adams' plea for steadfast hearts and Reno Omokri's calls for charity and peace. These updates blend faith reminders with charity appeals and nods to the last 10 nights, including Laylatul Qadr. Amid global tensions, the community urges making every moment count before Eid al-Fitr.

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Halfway through Ramadan 2026, heartfelt prayers and ornate graphics fill X, reminding everyone to cherish the holy month's fleeting days.

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The photo from a tense 2025 meeting shows Rubio sitting quietly while leaders discussed Ukraine. Online edits photoshop him into Supreme Court robes as 'New Supreme Justice Marco Rubo,' UFO cockpits, and alien dance parties. The fun ties into Rubio's past push for UFO file declassification and Trump's recent order to release withheld documents. From Senate champion to unanimously confirmed Secretary of State, Rubio's unflappable look has made him a MAGA meme favorite, even collecting the edits himself.

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Picture Marco Rubio on the Oval Office couch, hands clasped, face like stone amid high-stakes talks with Trump, Vance, and Zelenskyy. That deadpan expression turned into instant meme magic.

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Matt Kennard posted that France is the only major country in Western and Southern Europe without US troops or bases, following Charles de Gaulle's 1966 expulsion of US military presence. The post sparked discussions urging other European nations to emulate this Gaullist policy amid debates on US military dependency and NATO. Counterarguments emphasized Europe's reliance on US systems for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, missile defense, and nuclear deterrence.

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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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On March 5, 1946, at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri, Churchill delivered 'The Sinews of Peace' to 2,500 people, with President Truman onstage. He coined the 'special relationship' between Britain and America, urged unity against Soviet expansion, and described communist control from Stettin to Trieste. The speech drew Stalin's condemnation but inspired the Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, and NATO. Today, Westminster College hosts reenactments and lectures, while a U.S. bill designates its museum a historic landmark, prompting reflections on current tensions like Ukraine.

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Eighty years ago, Winston Churchill stood in a Missouri college gym and warned of an iron curtain falling across Europe. His words, typed amid Miami palm trees, marked the Cold War's start.

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MercurySteam's dark fantasy action-adventure Blades of Fire launches on Steam May 14, alongside a free Version 2.0 update for all platforms including New Game Plus, Photo Mode, key remapping, and even ox-petting. Players control scarred warrior Aran de Lira and scholar Adso, battling over 50 foes in timing-based combat while forging permanent weapon upgrades in a metal-crumbling realm under Queen Nerea's curse. The game debuted last May on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Epic with mixed reviews praising its innovative smithing but noting exploration drag; a free first-chapter demo is live on Steam with progress carryover.

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Aran de Lira swings his anvil-forged blade in a cursed world where metal turns to stone—now with a free demo to let you craft your first weapon right away.

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The 52-second clip shows her arranging drinks on cups bearing flags from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman while criticizing Palestinians amid reports of some celebrating Iranian attacks on U.S. bases in the Gulf. Supporters hailed her patriotism, but many Kuwaitis rejected it, stressing national support for Palestine and an ongoing boycott of Starbucks over its perceived Israel ties. The backlash highlights deep intra-Arab tensions, with Kuwait's history of aid to Palestine clashing against frustrations tied to U.S. alliances and recent regional violence.

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A Kuwaiti woman decorated Starbucks cups with GCC flags, voicing frustration over Palestinian 'ingratitude' after Iran's strikes hit Gulf soil. Her video quickly split opinions along national lines.

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Moses Ukwai, living in Gambia, was convicted on one count of rape under the Sexual Offences Act of 2013 after prosecutors proved he coerced the child into a sexual act. The judge imposed the maximum life term to underscore the crime's gravity against such a vulnerable victim, though Ukwai was cleared on a second charge involving an eight-year-old. Nigerians online voiced outrage and relief, lamenting how such acts harm their nation's reputation while demanding even stricter punishments.

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A 44-year-old Nigerian man faced a Gambian courtroom, where Justice S.K. Jobarteh handed down a life sentence for the brutal rape of a seven-year-old girl last April.

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The world premiere on February 2 featured baritone Georg Nigl as the braggart King-President, an inflatable colossus in a diaper, golden crown, and necktie, ruling a gaudy Oval Office with adjutants mimicking Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Composed by Olga Neuwirth with a libretto by Nobel winner Elfriede Jelinek and directed by Tobias Kratzer, the show draws from Alfred Jarry's 1896 'Ubu Roi' and mixes orchestral music, rock guitars, and visuals like pole-dancing Disney princesses and a nuclear beast devouring the tyrant. Creators called the Trump likeness a metaphor turned real, while reviews praised bold spectacle despite uneven vocals; the production sparked U.S. debates on global views of America, with its six-show run ending February 19.

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Picture a towering, diapered Donald Trump battling monsters on stage—it's the wild core of a new opera blending satire, horror, and politics at Germany's Hamburg State Opera.

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The world premiere on February 2 featured baritone Georg Nigl as the braggart King-President, an inflatable colossus in a diaper, golden crown, and necktie, ruling a gaudy Oval Office with adjutants mimicking Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Composed by Olga Neuwirth with a libretto by Nobel winner Elfriede Jelinek and directed by Tobias Kratzer, the show draws from Alfred Jarry's 1896 'Ubu Roi' and mixes orchestral music, rock guitars, and visuals like pole-dancing Disney princesses and a nuclear beast devouring the tyrant. Creators called the Trump likeness a metaphor turned real, while reviews praised bold spectacle despite uneven vocals; the production sparked U.S. debates on global views of America, with its six-show run ending February 19.

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Picture a towering, diapered Donald Trump battling monsters on stage—it's the wild core of a new opera blending satire, horror, and politics at Germany's Hamburg State Opera.

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