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Users discuss the 1999 Disney Channel Original Movie 'Larry Houdini', starring Ty Hodges as Larry and featuring its first interracial kiss scene advocated by the actor. Many share memories of childhood trauma from the film's scary elements, including nightmares induced by characters. Posts note the movie was pulled from air, rarely replayed, and no longer airs on Disney.

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On June 17 in Bhojpur district, police from Shahpur station went to Tiwari's home to seize illegal arms after videos showed him with a pistol. Officials say he fired first in the fields and they shot back in self-defense; his family insists he surrendered unarmed via Facebook Live. Protests blocked highways, four officers were suspended, and an FIR for murder was filed against them on his mother's complaint, with Bihar's Deputy CM ordering a judicial probe by a retired High Court judge. Tiwari's mother holds off last rites until arrests, as villagers and leaders rally for accountability.

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Bharat Bhushan Tiwari, a 28-year-old activist who spoke out against floods and bad water, lay dying after police bullets hit his legs. His family watched viral videos of him tossing away his gun and begging for mercy.

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The Supreme Court of Pakistan overturned the death sentences of Abdul Rehman alias Bhola and Zubair alias Chariya, accused MQM workers in the 2012 Baldia Town factory fire case. The acquittal was based on gaps in prosecution evidence and doubts over the Joint Investigation Team report.

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The gaffe happened on March 5 amid U.S.-Iran tensions, when Kashyap misinterpreted a White House reference to the 1979 hostage crisis as a fresh event. Panelist Pranay Upadhyay swiftly corrected her, explaining the U.S. embassy closed after revolutionaries held 52 Americans for 444 days. Kashyap apologized on air and dropped the headline, but clips drew widespread ridicule for highlighting lapses in live TV fact-checking.

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In a live broadcast, anchor Anjana Om Kashyap urgently announced Iranian terrorists seizing 66 Americans at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran—with a 'War Breaking' banner flashing behind her.

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The Supreme Court of Pakistan overturned the death sentences of Abdul Rehman alias Bhola and Zubair alias Chariya, accused MQM workers in the 2012 Baldia Town factory fire case. The acquittal was based on gaps in prosecution evidence and doubts over the Joint Investigation Team report.

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Speaking at a human capital summit, Sule linked the practice—where parents send young boys for Quranic studies that often turn into begging and no formal education—to Northern Nigeria's 18.3 million out-of-school children and rising banditry. His state alone has 430,000 such children, and past efforts like COVID repatriations showed the need for mandatory schooling and skills training. While some praise the idea, critics ask why Northern governors don't lead locally first, amid fears of backlash from traditional leaders.

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Governor Abdullahi Sule stood before leaders in Abuja, urging a bold federal law to end the Almajiri system that's leaving Northern boys on the streets instead of in classrooms.

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During SEVENTEEN subunit DxS's 'Serenade on Stage' tour stop at The Venetian Arena in Macau, Dokyeom's crisp salute midway through the show sparked emotional reactions from fans, who saw it as a nod to his mandatory military enlistment due next year. The 27-year-old vocalist, born Lee Seok-min, performed in a flowing white shirt, sharing laughs with Seungkwan and shining in high-energy moments like guitar solos amid confetti. Fans interpreted the gesture alongside hints from member Hoshi that Dokyeom and others plan to enlist in late 2026, deepening their bond with his sunny energy as the tour continues.

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Sweat-dampened and beaming under green stage lights, Dokyeom snapped a sharp military salute after his solo—leaving Carats in tears over his upcoming service.

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The quote, originally posted by Bukele in February 2026 in response to Elon Musk, resurfaced after a Minnesota federal judge quashed Trump Justice Department subpoenas targeting Gov. Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey in an immigration probe. Critics label such rulings activist interference, drawing parallels to Bukele's 2021 ouster of El Salvador's top judges to combat gangs, which slashed the country's homicide rate. While Trump and allies like Sens. Ted Cruz push impeachment resolutions, Chief Justice John Roberts cautions against using it for policy disputes, noting only 15 federal judges have faced it since 1789, mostly for crimes.

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President Nayib Bukele's sharp warning about 'corrupt judges' blocking reforms is echoing loudly amid frustrations over federal rulings halting Trump's immigration agenda.

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The quote, originally posted by Bukele in February 2026 in response to Elon Musk, resurfaced after a Minnesota federal judge quashed Trump Justice Department subpoenas targeting Gov. Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey in an immigration probe. Critics label such rulings activist interference, drawing parallels to Bukele's 2021 ouster of El Salvador's top judges to combat gangs, which slashed the country's homicide rate. While Trump and allies like Sens. Ted Cruz push impeachment resolutions, Chief Justice John Roberts cautions against using it for policy disputes, noting only 15 federal judges have faced it since 1789, mostly for crimes.

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President Nayib Bukele's sharp warning about 'corrupt judges' blocking reforms is echoing loudly amid frustrations over federal rulings halting Trump's immigration agenda.

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Arsenal and England footballer Declan Rice was photographed hugging Ghanaian MP Sam George. The image prompted polarized reactions on social media due to allegations of sexual assault against George and his stance on LGBTQ+ issues.

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Pakistan Peoples Party members across the country paid tribute to Shaheed Benazir Bhutto, Pakistan's first female prime minister, born June 21, 1953, through legislative resolutions, messages from Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and President Asif Ali Zardari, and subdued events respecting Muharram. They praised her as a champion of women's rights, education, social justice, and federal unity, who served two terms amid political challenges before her 2007 assassination. Supporters shared poetic tributes online and held compassionate local gatherings like meals for orphans, recommitting to her vision as her legacy endures in programs aiding the poor.

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On what would have been her 73rd birthday, PPP leaders gathered quietly to celebrate Benazir Bhutto's unbreakable spirit for democracy and unity.

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Ruslan Khairullin contrasted Dubai's low crime—Numbeo score of 16.1 and safety at 83.9—efficient banks, and booming non-oil economy with issues like London's higher crime rates. Supporters like rapper Zuby hailed its pro-business edge, while critics pointed to migrant worker exploitation under the kafala system, no unions, and jailed dissenters in the UAE's federal monarchy. The exchange highlights trade-offs between smooth operations for expats and accountability for all.

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A Russian trader's three years in Dubai led him to praise its safe streets and quick services over Western cities' voting booths. His post pulled in hundreds of replies weighing real-life gains against deeper rights.

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On July 23, 2024, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, punched Greater Manchester Police officers PC Lydia Ward—breaking her nose and knocking her out—and PC Ellie Cook during a Starbucks argument at Manchester Airport Terminal 2. A jury convicted Amaaz in July 2025 of assaults on the officers and a member of the public, though no verdict came on charges against PC Zachary Marsden, who kicked and stamped on Amaaz to subdue him. The clip's recent return online divides viewers: some call Marsden's actions justified force matching the brothers' violence that injured three officers, while others see it as excessive once Amaaz was down. Greater Manchester Police highlight rising assaults on officers amid national tensions.

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A chaotic airport brawl left police officers bloodied and unconscious, but a partial video clip captured only the takedown that followed.

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On July 23, 2024, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, punched Greater Manchester Police officers PC Lydia Ward—breaking her nose and knocking her out—and PC Ellie Cook during a Starbucks argument at Manchester Airport Terminal 2. A jury convicted Amaaz in July 2025 of assaults on the officers and a member of the public, though no verdict came on charges against PC Zachary Marsden, who kicked and stamped on Amaaz to subdue him. The clip's recent return online divides viewers: some call Marsden's actions justified force matching the brothers' violence that injured three officers, while others see it as excessive once Amaaz was down. Greater Manchester Police highlight rising assaults on officers amid national tensions.

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A chaotic airport brawl left police officers bloodied and unconscious, but a partial video clip captured only the takedown that followed.

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Journalist Julie Szego reported that doctors and nurses at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne wore 'From the river to the sea' protest symbols and placed stickers featuring a Star of David with a red line through it on hospital toilet stalls and corridors.

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Journalist Julie Szego reported that doctors and nurses at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne wore 'From the river to the sea' protest symbols and placed stickers featuring a Star of David with a red line through it on hospital toilet stalls and corridors.

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The City of Frisco in Texas has begun construction on the 1,011-acre Grand Park, which will exceed the size of New York’s Central Park. The park is located in North Frisco near East Little Elm and will feature trails, an amphitheater, ponds, and extensive green spaces.

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The City of Frisco in Texas has begun construction on the 1,011-acre Grand Park, which will exceed the size of New York’s Central Park. The park is located in North Frisco near East Little Elm and will feature trails, an amphitheater, ponds, and extensive green spaces.

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On July 23, 2024, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, punched Greater Manchester Police officers PC Lydia Ward—breaking her nose and knocking her out—and PC Ellie Cook during a Starbucks argument at Manchester Airport Terminal 2. A jury convicted Amaaz in July 2025 of assaults on the officers and a member of the public, though no verdict came on charges against PC Zachary Marsden, who kicked and stamped on Amaaz to subdue him. The clip's recent return online divides viewers: some call Marsden's actions justified force matching the brothers' violence that injured three officers, while others see it as excessive once Amaaz was down. Greater Manchester Police highlight rising assaults on officers amid national tensions.

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A chaotic airport brawl left police officers bloodied and unconscious, but a partial video clip captured only the takedown that followed.

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Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif spoke with Kassym-Jomart Tokayev two days after Kazakhstan's March 15 referendum, where over 87% of voters approved constitutional reforms backing Tokayev's agenda for better governance. The leaders reaffirmed their strategic partnership, sealed with recent agreements on trade and connectivity, and stressed diplomacy for peace in Afghanistan amid fresh cross-border clashes. Pakistan's airstrikes on March 16 in Afghanistan drew sharp accusations of hitting a Kabul hospital, killing hundreds according to Afghan claims, though Pakistan denied targeting civilians.

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In a warm phone call, Pakistan's Prime Minister praised Kazakhstan's leader for a strong referendum win, while urging dialogue on volatile regional issues like Afghanistan.

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Forward Sports in Pakistan's Sialkot, which produces 70% of the world's hand-stitched footballs, created the official match ball for the expanded 48-team tournament that kicked off June 11. The Trionda features a four-panel design inspired by the host nations' 'la ola' wave, plus an internal sensor tracking spin and speed for VAR decisions. Pakistani leaders and global figures praised the craftsmanship in a state documentary, sparking national pride even as calls grow for more investment in the country's own football development.

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In Sialkot's bustling factories, skilled hands stitch the Adidas Trionda—the ball bouncing through every World Cup 2026 match across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

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