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The image shows 55-year-old veteran Bovino, who leads urban raids targeting undocumented immigrants in cities like Los Angeles and Minneapolis, standing against an orange backdrop in a double-breasted coat with gold buttons. Critics mocked his height—guessing 5'2" to 5'4"—and compared him to historical figures, while supporters praised his frontline leadership. Bovino embraced the attention, joking about the coat's vintage roots amid ongoing protests and his role in President Trump's deportation efforts. He plans to retire soon, but vows more operations ahead.

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A stern photo of Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino in a long green trench coat has people fixating on his short stature next to towering agents. He responded with a lighthearted nod to 1924 agency style.

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The image shows 55-year-old veteran Bovino, who leads urban raids targeting undocumented immigrants in cities like Los Angeles and Minneapolis, standing against an orange backdrop in a double-breasted coat with gold buttons. Critics mocked his height—guessing 5'2" to 5'4"—and compared him to historical figures, while supporters praised his frontline leadership. Bovino embraced the attention, joking about the coat's vintage roots amid ongoing protests and his role in President Trump's deportation efforts. He plans to retire soon, but vows more operations ahead.

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A stern photo of Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino in a long green trench coat has people fixating on his short stature next to towering agents. He responded with a lighthearted nod to 1924 agency style.

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On February 10, Dallas Baptist University freshman Emma Dilley spotted an unconscious man in the Oak Lawn neighborhood after his asthma attack worsened. The pre-med student, trained in CPR during high school, took over compressions from a bystander and revived him until Dallas Fire-Rescue arrived. Dilley later shared she just wanted to help, putting others first in that tense moment amid neon-lit bars and onlookers. Her quick action highlights how basic training can double survival chances in those vital first minutes.

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Emma Dilley pulled over in the rain-slicked street, dropped to her knees, and started chest compressions on a man she thought was dead. Four minutes later, he gasped and opened his eyes.

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The acclaimed Israeli producer, key to Apple TV+’s Tehran, passed away on February 15 at age 52. Greek police are treating it as a suspected suicide based on initial evidence like pills at the scene and bruises on her neck, with no foul play indicated and an autopsy pending. Her production company dismissed online rumors of criminal or nationalistic motives as unfounded, while Kan praised her as a senior figure in Israel’s TV industry. Eden leaves a husband and three children, and her work on the International Emmy-winning series will endure.

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Dana Eden was found lifeless in her Athens hotel room, right in the middle of producing the next season of her hit spy series Tehran. Her brother’s worry over unanswered messages led to the heartbreaking discovery.

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Sydney Sweeney stars as ruthless social climber Undine Spragg in the film version of Edith Wharton's 1913 novel, directed and adapted by Josie Rourke. Leo Woodall joins the cast, bringing his charisma alongside Sweeney's star power from Euphoria and Anyone But You. StudioCanal finances the project, with principal photography starting soon and sales at Berlin's European Film Market—reviving a long-planned adaptation after past setbacks with Sofia Coppola and Florence Pugh. Fans cheer Woodall's hot streak, blending hype with jokes about his busy slate.

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Leo Woodall, fresh from charming turns in One Day and The White Lotus, steps into Sydney Sweeney's ambitious world in a sharp take on Wharton's Custom of the Country.

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On June 9, 2017, Zhang vanished while apartment hunting at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; Brendt Christensen, a 28-year-old former physics PhD student, lured her into his car, raped and strangled her, then dismembered her body. Partial remains like her head and lungs were found in a landfill after his girlfriend recorded his bragging confession, but her torso was never recovered. Convicted in 2019 of kidnapping resulting in death, Christensen received life without parole; recent posts sharing trial footage and her photos have drawn tens of thousands of views, mixing heartbreak with divisive racial commentary. Zhang's family from China still mourns without full closure for burial rites.

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Yingying Zhang, a 26-year-old visiting scholar, stepped toward a black Saturn Astra on campus, trusting the driver who claimed to be an undercover officer. That moment ended in unimaginable horror.

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The Nation magazine nominated Minneapolis for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for its nonviolent resistance to Operation Metro Surge, a December 2025 immigration enforcement that removed over 4,000 people amid protests and backlash from Mayor Jacob Frey and Barack Obama. Mark Ruffalo urged signatures for a petition with over 32,000 backers, praising the city's solidarity, while conservatives mocked the idea by citing crime and past riots. The symbolic push highlights U.S. divides on immigration, though no city has ever won the prize and nominations closed February 1.

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Tens of thousands braved -21°F cold in Minneapolis, marching peacefully against a massive ICE operation that led to two U.S. citizen deaths.

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University of Jamestown's Jimmies led with invites for March 9, 13, and 20, drawing thanks from over a dozen prospects like Max Sweet and Owen Boarman ahead of their move to NCAA Division II. Southwest Minnesota State's Mustangs, fresh off a 43-player signing class, hyped visits with gold helmet art from Peyton Verheyen and Camarrious Sweezy. Morningside's three-time NAIA champs and St. Thomas Tommies also pulled in talent like Carver Fritchen and Jaylon Hampton, building early bonds before the June 2026 recruiting push.

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Rising juniors from Anoka and Holy Family lit up feeds with sleek graphics after landing invites to check out campuses like Jamestown and Morningside.

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Benatia, a former Marseille academy product and Morocco international, had cited deep dissatisfaction with the club's atmosphere following a 5-0 loss to PSG and manager Roberto De Zerbi's departure. McCourt intervened personally, tasking Benatia with overseeing all sporting decisions, including hiring De Zerbi's replacement, while shifting president Pablo Longoria to institutional roles. Marseille hold fourth in Ligue 1, chasing Champions League qualification and a Coupe de France run, as Benatia pledges to steady the squad despite the chaos.

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Just days after announcing his exit amid mounting tensions, Mehdi Benatia agreed to stay on at Marseille until June, with owner Frank McCourt stepping in to back him fully.

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The image, traced back to a 2016 radio joke Schumer later called 'in jest,' spread widely without any new statement from her. Users fired back with quips like 'This ain’t an airport, sweetie. No need to announce your departure' from Lt. Col. Buzz Patterson, which earned over 1,600 likes, and predictions she'd face London's realities and return. Schumer's recent posts focus on lighter topics, with no mention of moving, fitting a pattern of post-election celebrity exit rumors that rarely pan out.

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A familiar meme pops up again, claiming Amy Schumer is fleeing to London over Trump. But it's just a recycled gag from 2016, drawing fresh waves of sarcastic send-offs online.

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On June 7, 2025, in Paramount, California, Reyna, 41, threw rocks and concrete chunks at federal vehicles amid protests against an immigration enforcement operation targeting day laborers. Video from his own TikTok helped authorities identify him; he fled to Mexico but was detained and returned, pleading guilty on February 17, 2026, to assaulting a federal officer with a dangerous weapon causing injury. He faces up to 20 years at his August 7 sentencing, as part of over 100 charges by the U.S. Attorney's Office against protesters since June 2025, with 24 guilty pleas so far.

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During a tense anti-ICE protest last June, Elpidio Reyna hurled concrete at a Border Patrol SUV, shattering the window and cutting an officer's forehead.

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