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The Wolfpack rallied from early deficits to defeat Winthrop 7-3 in their home opener, staying perfect at 3-0 with home runs from Ty Head, Drew Lanphere and Brayden Fraasman. Lanphere starred with a three-run homer, a double and four RBI, while Luke Nixon went 3-for-4 scoring three times. Starter Heath Andrews gave up three runs before the bullpen shut out Winthrop over 5.2 innings, with Cooper Consiglio earning the save.

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Chancellor Kevin Howell kicked things off with a sharp ceremonial first pitch, setting the stage for NC State's power-packed afternoon at Doak Field.

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A social media post claimed that a Russian Il-80 'Doomsday' aircraft landed in Tehran, using an image from the 2010 Victory Day parade in Moscow showing the Il-80 plane and MiG-29 jets over Red Square. The claim was debunked as the image has been circulating since 2010. Iran's ambassador to Russia stated that recent plane arrivals in Tehran are deliveries under signed military agreements.

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On Wednesday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced visa restrictions under the Immigration and Nationality Act targeting 18 Iranian regime officials and telecom leaders, plus their families, for suppressing freedom of expression during protests that began December 28, 2025. The bans address human rights violations like a near-total internet shutdown amid security forces' violent response, which reportedly killed hundreds to thousands. This brings the total targeted to 58, with U.S. officials pledging continued accountability while lawmakers and Iranian diaspora voices praised the move as vital support for the people.

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Iranian protesters faced deadly violence and a nationwide internet blackout after demonstrations erupted over economic woes and calls for change. The U.S. is now barring those responsible from entering the country.

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On June 7, 2025, during riots against federal immigration raids near a Paramount Home Depot, 41-year-old Elpidio Reyna assaulted a Customs and Border Protection officer by throwing rocks at a convoy. The attack caused a laceration needing stitches, leading to his guilty plea Tuesday to a felony charge carrying up to 20 years in prison. Reyna fled to Mexico but surrendered in July after an FBI reward, with sentencing set for August 7; the case highlights tensions between protests and violence amid over 100 federal charges from the unrest.

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Video captured Elpidio Reyna hurling chunks of concrete at Border Patrol vehicles, shattering a window and cutting an officer's forehead with flying glass.

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The 30-second Starlink spot opened with Arthur C. Clarke's 1964 prediction of satellite networks, then showed connectivity lighting up deserts, mountains, and remote rivers, urging viewers to visit starlink.com or call 1-888-GO-STARLINK. Airing during the Seahawks-Patriots game at Levi's Stadium for about $8 million, it highlighted low-latency service now reaching nearly 10 million subscribers in over 150 countries, powering most of SpaceX's expected $20 billion-plus revenue in 2026. The push comes as Starlink inks a deal with India's Gujarat state to connect remote tribal and border areas, boosting schools, healthcare, and disaster response.

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Amid the roar of Super Bowl LX, SpaceX broke new ground with its very first big-game commercial, flashing visions of internet access in the world's remotest corners.

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A post by Gabor Gurbacs on X stating 'Iran is about to find out why Americans don’t have free healthcare' received over 23,000 likes and went viral. The post sparked widespread discussion and mockery in replies, referencing similar past claims about the Houthis in Yemen and debating U.S. military spending on Israel versus domestic healthcare priorities.

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On February 8 at Levi's Stadium, Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny headlined the Apple Music halftime show with high-energy hits like 'Tití Me Preguntó,' joined by Ricky Martin and Lady Gaga amid Puerto Rican flags and dancers. Megyn Kelly called it a 'middle finger to the rest of America,' urging unity around English amid Trump's 2025 executive order, while Jimmy Kimmel mocked liberals' sudden Bad Bunny fandom to push back against conservatives. The divide highlights clashing views on America's identity, with supporters praising inclusivity and critics seeing a snub to shared traditions, even as the Seahawks topped the Patriots 29-13.

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Bad Bunny owned the Super Bowl halftime stage with a bold, Spanish-only reggaeton blast, but it soon split the nation between cheers for culture and cries of exclusion.

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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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In the clip, Peters praises his publicist Mitchell Jackson, noting he used to feel negatively toward 'these people' but now couldn't care less. The video from looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular, who rose from forums obsessed with jawlines and testosterone use, drew praise as LGBTQ support alongside skepticism about his hyper-masculine background and recent fake ID arrest scare. Reactions highlighted his shift to pragmatism amid his push for features like actor Matt Bomer's.

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At a McDonald's, 20-year-old streamer Braden Peters munched fries and said he no longer cares about politics—if someone's chill, that's all that matters, gay or not.

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On February 14, 2026, Bruno Mars teamed up with local florists like Orchid Flower Shop in Philadelphia and Southern Blossom in Charlotte to deliver custom bouquets promoting his fourth solo album, The Romantic, out February 27. The striking red roses came in black paper or white sleeves featuring his stylized image, boosting small businesses with big orders like 150 bouquets at one shop. Fans lit up with joy, sharing notes like 'Bruno Mars is the only man giving flowers without asking for anything in return,' though some found the branded wraps tacky and others spotted similarities to past BTS events. This feel-good stunt builds hype for his first album since 2016's 24K Magic and the upcoming Romantic Tour.

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Imagine opening a Valentine's gift to find red roses wrapped with Bruno Mars' portrait and his new album title. That's the sweet surprise fans got from flower shops across the U.S. and London.

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At 43, Justin Verlander signed a one-year, $13 million deal with the Detroit Tigers on February 10, marking a nine-year homecoming since his 2005 debut. Drafted second overall in 2004, he spent 13 dominant seasons in Detroit, posting a 183-97 record, three no-hitters, and a 2011 masterpiece with 24 wins, AL MVP, and Cy Young while leading to the World Series. Now joining a stacked rotation with Tarik Skubal, Framber Valdez, and Jack Flaherty, his return signals contention; fans buzz with nostalgia like his brother Ben noting he was 13 then and 34 now, while puns like 'Cy Young to Cy Old' fly.

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The Tigers shared a side-by-side of Verlander's 2005 debut uniform and his sharp 2026 look, captioning it 'i’m emotional.' Fans poured in with tears, puns, and heartfelt memories of their hometown ace.

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