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University of Tehran professor Foad Izadi, during an Al Jazeera interview on February 28 or 29, described the U.S. as fighting Iran with an 'Epstein class that either rapes little girls or bombs them,' hours after U.S.-Israeli strikes killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and over 550 people, including 180 children at Shajareh Tayyebeh elementary school in Minab. The school strike occurred at 10:45 a.m. during class change, scattering backpacks and books amid the debris near an IRGC base. Iran retaliated with missiles on U.S. bases and Israel, while clerics issued a fatwa for vengeance; Trump vows to continue until threats end, as strikes persist into March 2.

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As rescuers dug through rubble at a girls' school hit by missile fire, a Tehran professor laid blame on America's 'Epstein class' in a live TV interview.

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Captured in June 2019 at 126 Kent St., the image resurfaced on Thursday via before-and-after screenshots that drew nearly 14,000 likes and quips like cyclists hauling bodies before driving cars. While some speculated about nearby streams or cemeteries, locals say it's likely a homeless man moving camping gear or a rolled carpet—no police probes or missing persons tied to the spot. Google blurred it further after 2023 alerts, proving it's just an everyday oddity twisted into dark humor by the angle.

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A blurred Google Street View shot from Akron shows a man biking with a large tarp bundle that looks eerily like a body, legs dangling from the rear rack.

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The vibrant collage-style artwork, created by artists from Canada, Mexico, and the United States, captures the global spirit of the event running June 11 to July 19 in 16 cities. Mexico kicks things off against South Africa at Estadio Azteca on June 11 at 7 p.m. local time, with the final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on July 19. Host cities like Atlanta rang the NYSE bell in bipartisan style, while Toronto, Kansas City, and others lit up with countdown displays and pep rallies, building excitement for 104 matches and 42 qualified teams.

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Exactly 100 days out, FIFA dropped a colorful poster blending moose, sombreros, and eagles to celebrate the first 48-team tournament across North America.

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Japan has tested piezoelectric tiles that turn footsteps into electricity since 2008, starting with prototypes at Tokyo Station and Shibuya Crossing by East Japan Railway Company. These floors produced enough energy from commuters—about 500 kilowatt-seconds daily—to run small systems like lights and sensors. Modern versions in stations, malls, and airports yield up to 30 watts per step in crowds, supporting low-power needs amid high installation costs that keep it as a sustainability demo rather than a major energy source.

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Crowds rushing through Tokyo Station unknowingly power LED displays with every step on special piezoelectric floors.

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The Kelpies are two 30-meter tall, 300-ton stainless-steel horse-head sculptures located in Falkirk, Scotland. They honor the country's industrial heritage and canal-working horses, drawing inspiration from mythological shapeshifting water spirits. The sculptures serve as a popular tourist attraction visible from the motorway.

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U.S. Representative Sarah McBride posted a Ramadan Mubarak message on X wishing peace, reflection, and blessings to Muslims observing the holy month. The post drew significant criticism from users mocking her transgender identity and highlighting perceived hypocrisy due to conservative Islamic views on gender. Other politicians shared similar neutral Ramadan greetings, which received less attention.

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Gemini 3 Pro is now in preview across Google apps and tools, while Nano Banana Pro excels at rendering text in images, visual designs, and edits—available in the Gemini app and AI Studio. High demand means free users get just two image generations daily, with enterprise options via Google Cloud. Experimenters share tips like detailed JSON prompts to keep faces and lighting intact, refining prompts with Gemini 3 itself, or using reference images for style control. Developers praise its help with front-end builds and data analysis in Sheets, though some note UI navigation challenges compared to rivals.

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On November 18, Google released the Gemini 3 family, promising sharper reasoning and coding skills. Two days later, Nano Banana Pro arrived, specializing in precise image creation and edits.

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One popular video from Clown World shows a pizza maker building a thin tavern-style pie with pepperoni, drawing likes for the food and playful comments on the style. In contrast, clips of 70-year-old Pizza Kimama owner in Hyogo Prefecture's mountains highlight his solo operation, from kneading dough to mini-excavator deliveries, evoking serene admiration with over 600,000 views. People responded by posting their pies—from jalapeño pepperoni to veggie supremes and Middle Eastern styles—fueling talks on toppings like pineapple and square cuts.

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A young pizza maker in tight shorts layers pepperoni with focus, while an elderly Japanese craftsman kneads dough by a wood-fired oven in the mountains. These clips have viewers sharing their own slices and debating crusts.

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Released in mid-November, Grok 4.1 Fast led benchmarks like Zenline at 2.84 billion tokens, Agent Zero at 3.73 billion, Match VC at 6.81 billion, and Neon Synth at 7.63 billion, outpacing models such as DeepSeek V3 and Claude Sonnet 4.5. It hit second on OpenRouter's monthly leaderboard with 2.72 trillion tokens handled, excelling in programming and multilingual tasks. While coders praised its speed for daily assistance, some pointed to stronger safety results from rivals like Foundation Labs' Gabriel and noted limits in factual accuracy or fun tasks like making memes. Frequent updates from top teams keep the AI competition intense and accessible.

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Screenshots from Wednesday showed xAI's free Grok 4.1 Fast claiming top scores on leaderboards for massive token processing. Elon Musk kept it simple: 'Not bad.'

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In November 2025, Kelly joined other Democrats in a video warning service members of their duty to disobey unlawful commands amid early Trump administration actions. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called it seditious, censured Kelly on January 5, 2026, and sought to demote his retired captain rank, cutting his pension. U.S. District Judge Richard Leon blocked the move on February 12, ruling it violated Kelly's First Amendment rights as a retiree and congressman; Hegseth appealed to the D.C. Circuit on February 24. The clash highlights tensions over military free speech, retiree rights, and Hegseth's reforms amid divided views on legal oversight in the armed forces.

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Senator Mark Kelly, the Navy veteran and astronaut, faces a Pentagon push to slash his retirement pay over a video urging troops to reject illegal orders. A judge stepped in, but the fight continues.

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Caleb Canales stated that he dislikes living in Sunny Isles Beach, Miami, where he pays $13,500 monthly for his portion of rent. He cited that the city does not feel like America, is overpopulated, and has poor highways.

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The 7-foot center, a rim protector since his 2022 draft from Gonzaga, turned down two first-round picks from the Pacers at the trade deadline, signaling Utah's intent to keep him. Yet his representatives at CAA push for far more than the Jazz's $25 million annual target, drawing interest from cap-rich teams like the Lakers with $50 million in space. As restricted free agency looms this summer, Utah holds matching rights, but a lucrative offer sheet could force tough choices amid a thin center market.

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Walker Kessler dominated early this season with double-doubles and elite blocks before a torn labrum cut him short. Now his camp wants well over $25 million a year, testing the Jazz's commitment.

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