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In a widely shared video posted on X by @MahoganyMonro, an employee submits a support ticket fearing all email folders have disappeared from Outlook. The IT representative quickly identifies the issue as the default collapsible navigation pane and demonstrates how to expand it with a chevron icon, then pins it for visibility. The clip, viewed over 22,000 times with 450 likes, elicits laughs, empathy, and debates from users about common tech frustrations and Outlook's design persisting into 2025.

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A frantic employee reports missing Outlook folders, but a simple arrow click restores them in seconds. This 30-second IT support clip explodes on X, amassing thousands of views and reactions.

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Two powerful 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes struck near Morón, Venezuela, on Wednesday evening, just 39 seconds apart, causing widespread building collapses, over 130 aftershocks, and shutting down Maiquetía International Airport. Officials reported 188 deaths and more than 1,500 injuries, with thousands missing and La Guaira declared a disaster zone. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez declared a state of emergency, while leaders like U.S. President Trump, El Salvador's Nayib Bukele, and others pledged aid including rescue teams and supplies to support ongoing search efforts.

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Rescue teams pulled dust-covered children from pancaked buildings in La Guaira, as families waited anxiously amid the rubble of the worst quakes in over a century.

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At CERAWeek in Houston on Tuesday, Machado outlined plans to fully privatize Venezuela's petroleum and gas sectors under a democratic government, slashing state-owned PDVSA to a regulatory role or eliminating it while offering private firms 25-year contracts and a 20% royalty cap. She projected output surging from 1 million to over 5 million barrels per day with $150 billion in investments to fix rundown infrastructure. The bold vision, tied to post-Maduro transition and U.S. support, drew cheers from oil executives but criticism from government backers and environmental groups concerned about pollution and resource sales.

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Standing ovations erupted as Nobel laureate Maria Corina Machado promised to transform Venezuela's struggling oil industry into a private powerhouse before energy executives in Houston.

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Iranian accounts claim construction started last week on the 657-kilometer Herat-Mazar-e-Sharif railway in Afghanistan, built by Iranian firms and funded by local minerals for a seamless connection to China. Proponents see it as a sanctions workaround via the Five Nations Corridor, potentially slashing trade distances by 50% and opening paths for pipelines. No confirmation comes from Iran's Railways, Afghanistan's Ministry of Public Works, or state media, despite recent Tehran talks on June 8 and ongoing feasibility studies. The project follows years of delays, with security and funding hurdles still in play.

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Social media lights up with reports of shovels breaking ground on a key Afghan rail line linking Iran to China. But official voices remain silent so far.

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A high-level delegation from the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan, led by Chairman of the Parliament Amanbay Orynbayev, arrived in Kabul and met with Afghanistan's Deputy Prime Minister for Administrative Affairs Mawlawi Abdul Salam Hanafi at the Arg. The officials discussed strengthening trade, transit, cultural, and economic ties, highlighting Afghanistan's investment opportunities and Karakalpakstan's resources including minerals, oil, and gas. The delegation is scheduled to meet Minister of Industry and Commerce Nooruddin Azizi, visit Balkh province, and inaugurate a joint Afghanistan-Karakalpakstan Chamber of Commerce in Mazar-e-Sharif.

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Predict.fun, backed by Zhao's YZi Labs, launches as a DeFi prediction platform on BNB Chain with sports, politics, and crypto markets. It already shows promise with over 12,000 users and $300,000 in trading volume, building on a prior version set to wind down by January 2026. Zhao noted the founder's past Binance ties but clarified his post isn't an endorsement. The platform joins a thriving prediction market scene, using BNB Chain's low fees and large user base to draw interest.

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Changpeng Zhao shared a fresh take on tackling idle funds in prediction markets. Users' money earns yield while bets stay open—a smart fix for efficiency.

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Pakistan's military reported killing four militants in a firefight in Tank district and one in Dera Ismail Khan during intelligence-led operations on May 7-8. The ISPR labeled them 'khwarij' tied to the 'Indian-sponsored Fitna-al-Khwarij,' a term for TTP affiliates, as part of the ongoing Azm-e-Istehkam campaign launched in 2024 to combat rising attacks. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the forces, while reactions online ranged from support over seized arms like urea bags to criticism from PTI backers targeting military leaders.

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Overnight clashes in two districts left five militants dead, with troops recovering weapons and no losses on their side.

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On May 20, Afridi led a PTI convoy from Peshawar to visit jailed leader Imran Khan but was stopped by Punjab police at a toll plaza, sparking a heated standoff captured on video. Critics accuse him of shielding terrorists and undermining police, especially as KP faces over 80 attacks this year from groups like TTP, while Afridi blames federal policies and calls for negotiations. PTI dismisses the backlash as coordinated propaganda, highlighting federal overreach, as the dispute exposes deepening tensions between provinces and the center ahead of elections.

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A tense video of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi pointing at a police officer has drawn sharp online criticism amid the province's rising terror attacks.

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The February 18 assault in Dera Ismail Khan targeted Yarik police station and a nearby customs office along the CPEC route, where attackers fired automatic weapons, hit passenger buses, and burned a vehicle. Constable Mohammad Bilal and customs official Israr Khan died, while two other constables were wounded and hospitalized; security forces fired back, prompting a search operation with no group claiming responsibility. This followed a Bajaur bombing on February 17 that killed 11 security personnel and a child, claimed by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), amid rising violence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa since their 2022 ceasefire ended.

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Gunmen struck a police station and customs office before dawn, leaving a constable and customs official dead amid chaos on a key highway.

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The 15-second clip, posted early Thursday by musicologist The Figen, shows the boxy SUV powering smoothly from a dusty track to the rim without slipping, drawing nearly 250,000 views, 5,000 likes, and praise for its relentless torque. Toyota fans hailed its tank-like reliability with proverbs like 'If you want to return from the desert, buy a Land Cruiser,' while Land Rover and Jeep owners defended their vehicles amid jokes about breakdowns. Former Air Force pilot Buzz Patterson called it 'impressive as hell,' fueling a lively off-road debate on enduring engineering versus rivals.

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A white Toyota Land Cruiser charges up a towering dirt cliff, tires gripping loose earth as a crowd cheers from the top with phones raised high.

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Iranian accounts claim construction started last week on the 657-kilometer Herat-Mazar-e-Sharif railway in Afghanistan, built by Iranian firms and funded by local minerals for a seamless connection to China. Proponents see it as a sanctions workaround via the Five Nations Corridor, potentially slashing trade distances by 50% and opening paths for pipelines. No confirmation comes from Iran's Railways, Afghanistan's Ministry of Public Works, or state media, despite recent Tehran talks on June 8 and ongoing feasibility studies. The project follows years of delays, with security and funding hurdles still in play.

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Social media lights up with reports of shovels breaking ground on a key Afghan rail line linking Iran to China. But official voices remain silent so far.

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Muslims around the world mark Jummah, Islam's most blessed day, with images of women in niqabs holding Qurans, videos of tea and incense alongside Arabic blessings, and reminders to recite Surah Al-Kahf and send salawat on Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Users from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and beyond share floral greetings, poetic calls to prayer, and personal notes like 'My hijab, my heart, and my Jummah all for Allah,' blending Urdu, Arabic, and English in a global display of faith. These weekly shares offer a pause for gratitude, reflection, and kindness amid busy lives.

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On this Friday, April 3, 2026, posts of ornate Qurans, blooming roses, and heartfelt prayers fill the platform like a digital mosque courtyard.

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A UN official told the Security Council this week that Taliban bans since September 2021 block girls from secondary schools, universities, and most jobs, with primary enrollment dropping amid travel restrictions and strict dress codes. Over 2.6 million adolescent girls are affected, 250,000 more each year, fueling underground home schools by activists and protests met with crackdowns. A nationwide survey shows 92% of Afghans support girls' secondary education, while health crises like clinic closures worsen maternal deaths, and UNICEF warns of losing 25,000 female teachers and health workers by 2030.

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Imagine 3.8 million girls aged 7 to 18 dreaming of classrooms, yet barred by Taliban rules five years after their 2021 takeover. It's a crisis leaving Afghanistan as the only country systematically excluding girls from secondary education.

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