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ENHYPEN fans' banners, flowers, and stands supporting the group as seven members, including Lee Heeseung, were removed due to violation of outdoor advertising laws to avoid fines. An OT6 truck, promoting the group without one member, remained as the largest and most visible display after the removals.

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On March 19 in Greenville, South Carolina, ninth-seeded TCU rallied from 15 down to beat eighth-seeded Ohio State 66-64 in the NCAA Tournament's first round. Punch, who had told reporters his team wins this matchup nine times out of 10, overcame Ohio State's size edge despite TCU lacking starters taller than 6-8. Ohio State podcaster Mark Titus called out fans for parachuting in late season and abandoning the program after its 21-13 year ended abruptly, sparking backlash amid a 13-year drought past the first weekend.

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David Punch backed his bold prediction with 16 points and 13 rebounds, but Xavier Edmonds' layup with 4.3 seconds left sent TCU to victory in a wild comeback.

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Redwire Corporation, partnering with Belgian firm Aerospacelab, will construct the MATTEO satellite entirely in Belgium to provide secure space services for defense priorities. Commissioned and funded by Belgian Defence, it doubles as a technology demonstrator to monitor global threats and build local expertise. Leaders hailed it as a step toward technological sovereignty, with Redwire's Kruibeke facility leveraging its 50-year legacy in satellite work. The news lifted Redwire shares over 3% pre-market, amid praise for strengthening Europe's space resilience.

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In Kruibeke, Belgium, officials announced a major leap for the nation's defense: its first homegrown security satellite, set to watch over threats from space.

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Onoda, a Liberal Democratic Party member and Minister for Promoting Harmonious Coexistence with Foreign Nationals, argues that rule-breakers erode trust and invite backlash against all foreigners. The video, circulating widely since February 18 with English subtitles, echoes her past calls for strict enforcement on taxes, crimes, and system misuse to protect law-abiding residents. Amid Japan's push to expand worker visas while curbing illegal stays, supporters worldwide praise her stance on integration, though some critics call it divisive.

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In a 39-second clip from a debate, Kimi Onoda calmly lays out her view: foreigners in Japan must follow local laws and customs, or they should go.

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Fenway Sports Group scouted clubs in Spain, Portugal, and France since summer 2024, advancing talks with four like Bordeaux, Malaga, Getafe, and Monaco, but each deal collapsed over debts, legal issues, costs, and UEFA rules. Sources cite risk aversion and unclear goals, such as whether a second club would feed talent or serve as a loan spot, amid post-Brexit youth signing limits. Edwards, now in his contract's final year alongside sporting director Richard Hughes and coach Arne Slot, feels frustrated as Liverpool battles for a Champions League spot in fifth place.

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Michael Edwards returned to Liverpool in 2024 with a clear mission: build a second club to boost competitiveness. Two years and 25 targets later, those plans sit dormant, leaving key figures frustrated.

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Seat fillers dressed as Michael B. Jordan appeared at the Oscars, referencing his role as twin brothers Smoke and Stack in the film Sinners. Numerous individuals mimicking Jordan filled empty seats during the ceremony.

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Thousands gathered at the Moscow Cathedral Mosque, Europe's biggest, for Eid al-Fitr prayers, with crowds spilling onto avenues like Prospekt Mira and estimates of 120,000 to 180,000 at the main site alone. Similar large, orderly celebrations drew about 300,000 in St. Petersburg, as police ensured security amid planned road closures. President Putin congratulated Muslims, praising the holiday's values of moral growth and their role in family life and national unity, while online voices split between celebrating religious freedom and raising concerns over demographic changes.

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Under a cloudy spring sky, rows of worshippers in prayer rugs stretched for blocks around Moscow's largest mosque, marking Ramadan's end with calm devotion.

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Posted March 15 by user Petr Němec, the satire showed a photoshopped Norwegian frigate with a Czech flag amid fjords, joking that landlocked Czechia was joining a U.S.-led coalition against Iranian threats in the Strait of Hormuz. It racked up nearly 800,000 views, with some cheering Czech solidarity and others spotting the gag by recalling the country's geography or sharing mole fan art. The meme nods to Czechia's pro-Western history, like its 1991 Gulf War cleanup troops, while poking fun at alliance quirks.

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A fake image of Czech PM Andrej Babiš sending the warship Krteček to the Persian Gulf fooled plenty before the punchline hit: Czechia has no navy, and Krteček is a beloved cartoon mole.

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After Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death in late February 2026 U.S.-Israeli strikes, his son Mojtaba became Supreme Leader on March 9 but hasn't appeared publicly, prompting U.S. claims he's wounded. Netanyahu's March 15 cafe video sparked deepfake accusations, so pro-Iran accounts released a labeled AI parody of Mojtaba at the same spot, waving a coffee cup and showing five fingers. The exchange drew laughs online as a clever troll in the escalating Israel-Iran conflict, highlighting social media's role in mixing satire with disinformation.

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Amid war tensions, Netanyahu proved he was alive with a casual coffee run in Jerusalem—flashing five fingers to debunk death rumors. Iran hit back with an AI clip of Mojtaba Khamenei sipping at the same cafe.

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Former U.S. Secretary of State and CIA Director Mike Pompeo stated to Iranians: 'Don’t pick the Chinese. Don’t pick the Russians. Don’t pick the Ayatollah. Stand with Western civilization. Be decent. Be a normal nation.' The remarks were shared widely on X.

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