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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez denied US forces access to Spanish bases for military strikes against Iran, citing Spain's values and past experiences like the Iraq War. President Donald Trump responded by threatening to cut off all trade with Spain and claiming the US could use the bases without permission. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticized Spain's uncooperativeness during Operation Epic Fury as putting American lives at risk.

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In the Kyiv metro in Kyiv, Ukraine, soldiers on leave assaulted a man with dyed hair and nails, punching and kicking him while telling him 'You can’t flaunt this while we are at war.' The incident was captured on video.

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The videos, shared widely on X, claim to show child marriages in Pakistan, including a 12-year-old forced to wed a man over 60, prompting replies decrying pedophilia, demanding bans on Islam in the West, and questioning silence from feminists and liberals. Fact-checks reveal they stem from scripted skits by an Indonesian creator, not real events, with watermarks linking to Instagram drama content. While these clips spread misinformation, child marriage remains a serious issue in Pakistan, where UNICEF reports 18% of girls wed before 18 amid poverty and lax enforcement of the legal age of 16.

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A clip of a young pregnant girl beside an elderly man, labeled her husband, drew raw anger online with calls of child abuse and worse.

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From April 27 to July 18, 2026, Tate steps into the Tony-winning comedy at London's Trafalgar Theatre, reimagining Lincoln's wife as an aspiring actress trapped in the White House. The announcement sparked fan joy, with one booking summer flights to catch her 12-week run alongside new cast member Scott Karim as Abraham Lincoln. Tickets start at £33, promising the same sharp farce that dazzled Broadway in 2024 and filled houses under Mason Alexander Park until April 25.

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Catherine Tate flashes a mischievous grin in vintage-style posters, ready to unleash her comic chaos as a frustrated Mary Todd Lincoln in the West End hit.

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Posts on X show widespread Turkish support for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan against perceived threats or assassination plots from Israeli sources. Users emphasize national unity, Turkey's NATO membership, military strength, and warn of severe retaliation despite internal political disagreements. Discussions highlight potential Israel-Turkey conflict risks and indirect actions like Israeli support for Kurdish forces.

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The one-shot Superman/Spider-Man #1 arrives March 25, 2026, written by Mark Waid with art by Jorge Jiménez, marking 50 years since the 1976 crossover that started DC/Marvel team-ups. Preview panels show the journalists entering a lab amid guards and workers, with variant covers featuring action poses and nighttime skyscraper perches. Fans share wholesome reactions spotting Christopher Reeve vibes in Clark and Tom Holland echoes in Peter, praising the sweet dynamic and Jiménez's style, as pre-orders hit $7.99 ahead of the March 2 cutoff.

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Peter Parker grins in a pink shirt and sneakers while Clark Kent stays suited up, both flashing press badges as they stroll into Star Laboratories side by side.

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Galatasaray winger Barış Alper Yılmaz covered 52 meters in 6.84 seconds to chase a ball during a match following a 120-minute UEFA Champions League game against Juventus. He is the Turkish player with the most goal contributions in the 2025/26 season.

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Convicted in 2024 of narcotrafficking for protecting over 400 tons of cocaine bound for the U.S., former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández received a pardon from President Trump on December 1, 2025, after serving 18 months of a 45-year sentence. Instead of standard release procedures, a four-man tactical team drove him 500 miles to the Waldorf Astoria, bypassing an ICE detainer amid staffing shortages at the facility. Prison workers called the red-carpet handling 'absolutely nuts,' contrasting sharply with typical bus tickets or budget motels, while critics highlight hypocrisy in strict immigration enforcement and note Honduras' arrest warrant against him.

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Juan Orlando Hernández walked out of a West Virginia prison straight into a government-funded ride to a $1,000-a-night Manhattan hotel—treatment that left prison staff stunned and disgusted.

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