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During a Sky News interview, Nigel Farage was asked if Manchester United players qualify as economic migrants and whether they are on benefits. Farage responded by highlighting the team's poor recent results, affirming that the players pay taxes, and dismissing comparisons between high-skilled players on work permits and migrants on benefits. The interviewer noted that Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe does not pay UK taxes.

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On February 9, user @sugatinhoo kicked off the fun by sharing a screenshot of their past profile photos from Google's photo management page, racking up over 15,000 likes as others piled on with their own grids of K-pop idols, cartoon characters, memes, pets, and awkward teen selfies. Reactions poured in with cries like 'help, lololol' and 'this doesn't exist, ffs lololol,' mixing hysterical laughter with horrified nostalgia for emo phases and chaotic edits. The self-roast captures how profile pics have evolved from wild 2010s choices to today's minimalist looks, with many now deleting the evidence.

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One simple post saying 'oh, what a shame' unleashed a flood of old Google profile pics, from anime edits to Shrek faces, leaving everyone in stitches and secondhand embarrassment.

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Russia, Iran, and China began the 'Maritime Security Belt 2026' exercises on Thursday, focusing on countering maritime threats like piracy through coordinated special forces operations near the Strait of Hormuz. The drills come amid rising U.S.-Iran friction over Tehran's nuclear program, with President Trump issuing a short deadline for a deal and deploying carriers, drones, and bombers to the region. A Russian command plane's arrival in Tehran fueled online worries of escalation, though experts call it posturing tied to deepening Moscow-Tehran ties rather than war preparations.

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Helicopters hovered as Iranian and Russian special forces rappelled onto a mock hijacked ship, practicing rescues in the Gulf of Oman just as U.S. forces build up nearby.

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A post accused Ruslan of staging propaganda by posing as different soldiers' sons while holding their photos. In truth, the Otyniia village council confirmed he volunteers for this role out of respect, following a local tradition where community members—not family—carry the portraits to show shared loss. With funerals happening often due to the war, the same locals like Ruslan appear repeatedly, turning out each time for processions through the streets.

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In a small Ukrainian village, 14-year-old Ruslan carries portraits of fallen soldiers at funeral after funeral, honoring his community amid real grief.

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The 39-second clip from May 2023 in Pijnacker, southeast of The Hague, shows four or five youths, described locally as non-white boys aged 13 to 15, jeering and pushing the man as he tries to leave. Dutch police arrested the teens soon after, though no major news outlets covered arrests or further details, treating it as a local matter. Now recirculating, the video draws strong anger over elder abuse and animal cruelty, amid unconfirmed online claims about the youths' backgrounds that lack official backing.

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An elderly man just walking his small reddish-brown dog in a quiet park suddenly finds himself surrounded by laughing teens who push him and shove his pet.

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Karoline Leavitt, White House Press Secretary, faces criticism for wearing a cross necklace. Some view it as flaunting her Christian faith, while supporters defend her religious expression.

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Carr's Pledge America Campaign invites broadcasters to voluntarily air nonpartisan content like daily history announcements, the Pledge of Allegiance at sign-on, and features on local landmarks and composers such as John Philip Sousa. It ties into the White House's Salute to America 250 Task Force, aiming to boost civic education amid surveys showing gaps in public knowledge. While supporters see it as a unity booster, critics question government nudges on media content, though Carr emphasizes it's optional with no penalties.

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As the U.S. nears its 250th birthday on July 4, 2026, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is calling on TV and radio stations to fill the airwaves with stories of American history and pride.

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The ranking from Insider Monkey last May placed South Korea first with a perfect score of 1, thanks to K-beauty influence and high plastic surgery rates, followed by Japan at 0.95, Vietnam at 0.9, and the Philippines at 0.85. It drew from surveys, beauty pageants, media buzz, and cosmetics data, with Vietnam praised for pageant wins and delicate features, and Iran noted for its nose job prominence. Reactions ranged from Vietnamese users celebrating third place to skeptics questioning India over China and calls to exclude plastic surgery-heavy nations, while others saw it as pure subjectivity. A similar African list sparked South African fans debating Durban versus Eastern Cape beauties.

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A fun 2024 list crowning South Korea number one for beautiful women has folks sharing national pride alongside plenty of plastic surgery jokes.

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Vladislav Luilkov, 36, from Russia, used hidden cameras to record street approaches and intimate encounters with women, posting them under the alias 'Yaytseslav' for profit. Ghanaian authorities seized his passport at the airport, confirmed his identity, and met with the Russian ambassador to activate Interpol for extradition, even as Russia bars handing over its citizens. Victims like 'Juliet,' who was approached with her children, shared painful stories of harassment and online shaming, prompting Ghana's Gender Ministry to provide psychological support while Kenya launches its own probe.

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A Russian man secretly filmed women in Ghana and Kenya, sharing the videos online without consent. Ghana's bold move—publicly releasing his full passport info—signals their determination to bring him to justice.

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A post accused Ruslan of staging propaganda by posing as different soldiers' sons while holding their photos. In truth, the Otyniia village council confirmed he volunteers for this role out of respect, following a local tradition where community members—not family—carry the portraits to show shared loss. With funerals happening often due to the war, the same locals like Ruslan appear repeatedly, turning out each time for processions through the streets.

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In a small Ukrainian village, 14-year-old Ruslan carries portraits of fallen soldiers at funeral after funeral, honoring his community amid real grief.

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Jamison Roberts, a 2027 quarterback from Saraland, Alabama, released his top eight college football programs following a standout junior season with 3,370 passing yards and 37 touchdowns. He plans to visit Oklahoma for the 'Future Freaks' Junior Day and has other visits forthcoming.

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Team USA beat Slovakia 6-2 in the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics men's hockey semifinals, led by Jack Hughes' two goals and Brady Tkachuk's late tally. The Tkachuks' physical play, including cross-checks and pressure, frustrated Slovakia and rallied fans behind the underdogs, with one post declaring 'We are ALL Slovakian fans today.' Canada edged Finland 3-2 in the other semi, setting up a heated USA-Canada gold medal matchup on Sunday that revives their classic rivalry.

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The Tkachuk brothers stirred up the ice with their gritty style, drawing penalties and fan backlash in Team USA's dominant semifinal win.

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A farmer observed a lone wolf near his property that did not attack his animals despite guard dogs present. Trail camera footage showed the wolf walking beside a small fawn, slowing to match its pace, and standing guard while the fawn slept curled against it. Wildlife specialists described the unusual interspecies bond as rare but possible when animals are isolated or lost.

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Posts on X spread a breaking news claim that the United States is preparing an unprecedentedly massive attack on Tehran, Iran, involving millions of bombs including cruise missiles, ATACMS, AMRAAM, phosphorus, and GBU-57. Discussions express skepticism about the claim's feasibility due to limited stockpiles and label it as clickbait with no basis in reality.

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Canada overcame a 2-0 deficit against Finland in Friday's men's hockey semifinal, tying it on goals from Sam Reinhart and Shea Theodore before MacKinnon drew a high-sticking penalty and scored the 3-2 winner with Connor McDavid's assist. Despite being outshot 39-17 and missing Sidney Crosby, Canada's stars shone through in Milano. Teemu Selanne called the penalty 'absolutely embarrassing' amid referee debate, but video evidence showed contact above the shoulders as Canada advances to Sunday's gold-medal game against the USA.

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Down 2-0 and outshot badly, Canada rallied late with Nathan MacKinnon's clutch power-play goal to reach their first Olympic final since 2014.

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Canada overcame a 2-0 deficit against Finland in Friday's men's hockey semifinal, tying it on goals from Sam Reinhart and Shea Theodore before MacKinnon drew a high-sticking penalty and scored the 3-2 winner with Connor McDavid's assist. Despite being outshot 39-17 and missing Sidney Crosby, Canada's stars shone through in Milano. Teemu Selanne called the penalty 'absolutely embarrassing' amid referee debate, but video evidence showed contact above the shoulders as Canada advances to Sunday's gold-medal game against the USA.

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Down 2-0 and outshot badly, Canada rallied late with Nathan MacKinnon's clutch power-play goal to reach their first Olympic final since 2014.

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