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In 2014, 25-year-old midwife Marziyeh Ebrahimi suffered a brutal acid attack amid a wave of assaults on women in Isfahan, following a cleric's call for a harder line on 'bad hijab.' No perpetrators were caught, despite protests and government claims of foreign enemies; officials paid victims blood money but released suspects without charges. Ebrahimi turned her pain into activism, lobbying for a 2019 law against acid attacks, sharing public photoshoots in a crimson scarf, and marrying in 2017 with a smile that became a symbol of hope. Her story resurfaced powerfully after International Women's Day, fueling anger over Iran's ongoing oppression of women.

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Marziyeh Ebrahimi was parking her car in Isfahan one evening when acid flew through her window, blinding her left eye and burning her face forever.

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A video circulating on social media captures protesters chanting 'From Dearborn to New York, only one nation under Allah.' A speaker in the video expresses astonishment at the noise and chants proclaiming unity as one nation under Allah spanning from Dearborn to New York.

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Armando Mema, a 32-year-old accountant of Albanian-Italian background, was portrayed by Russian news outlets as a 'Finnish politician' and 'expert' with political influence calling for Finland to exit NATO. Finnish social media users criticized and mocked the portrayal, highlighting Mema's lack of political influence and strong national support for NATO membership.

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On March 5, the House passed H.Res. 1099 by a 372-53 vote, reaffirming Iran's status as the world's top state sponsor of terrorism—a label unchanged since 1984. Fetterman highlighted the no votes from Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, questioning their criticism of U.S. efforts to curb Iran's nuclear program and terror support amid ongoing protests and Trump's strikes on Iranian sites. The move ties into rising U.S.-Iran tensions, with reports of over 36,500 deaths in January crackdowns per Iran International, though estimates vary, and recent U.S. casualties from proxy attacks.

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Senator John Fetterman shared a stark BBC interview clip of Iran's ambassador facing questions on deadly protests, then called out 53 House Democrats for opposing a measure labeling Iran a terror sponsor.

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Bitcoin Rachy posted the query on X early Wednesday, prompting users to highlight Bitcoin's decentralized nodes, open-source code, public ledger, and 21 million supply cap as key distinctions from Ponzi schemes. Contributors contrasted it with fiat currencies' inflation since 1971 and noted regulators target actual Bitcoin scams, not the asset itself. As Bitcoin hit $90,000 amid post-election gains, the thread exposed divides between maximalists and skeptics invoking greater fool theory.

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A financial advisor turned to X after a client branded Bitcoin a Ponzi scheme—sparking over 400 replies packed with sharp rebuttals.

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On Thursday in Plover, Wisconsin, Vance delivered remarks on the economy, criticizing Democrats for backing policies that enrich off illegal immigrant labor instead of letting American citizens prosper. He highlighted Trump administration wins like tariffs, tax cuts on tips and overtime, and strict immigration enforcement to revive manufacturing in battleground areas ahead of the 2026 midterms. Reactions divided online, with supporters praising his focus on working families' dreams and critics calling the message tone-deaf amid debates over jobs and immigration.

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Standing amid yellow machinery and American flags at Pointe Precision Inc., Vice President JD Vance told business owners and workers that elites shouldn't profit off illegal immigration while U.S. manufacturers struggle.

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The 24-year-old Brazilian striker has racked up 21 goals and six assists across 42 appearances this season, exploding since Liam Rosenior took over in January with tactical tweaks that position him deeper in the box. His hat-trick and assist in a 4-1 win over Aston Villa earned Player of the Matchweek honors, while pundits like Tim Sherwood and Alan Shearer hail his all-round game. Chelsea sit fifth with 48 points from 29 Premier League matches, now facing PSG in the Champions League round-of-16 first leg on Wednesday.

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Joao Pedro's 11 goals in 2026 alone have lit up Chelsea's attack, turning early doubts into dreams of Champions League glory.

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The 19-year-old Brazilian, on loan from Real Madrid since December 23, 2025, won the UNFP award for December-January with 52% of fan votes after scoring three goals and three assists in six appearances, including his first career hat-trick in a 5-2 win over Metz. He edged out Marseille's Mason Greenwood and Lyon teammate Pavel Sulc. The presentation came before Lyon's 1-1 draw with Paris FC, where Endrick subbed on late and nearly scored, helping highlight his breakout form ahead of Brazil's 2026 World Cup.

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Endrick grinned wide in Lyon's away kit, holding his Ligue 1 Player of the Month trophy just before kickoff at Groupama Stadium.

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Iran's supreme leader, who ruled for 37 years after Ayatollah Khomeini's death, was killed on February 28, 2026, at age 86 in a strike on his Tehran residence amid escalating conflict. The Economist's obituary, written in free indirect discourse to channel Khamenei's perspective—calling America the 'Great Satan' and his death a martyr's honor—faced accusations of sympathy from critics who highlighted his suppression of dissent, support for proxies like Hezbollah and Hamas, and personal enrichment. Defenders, including obit editor Ann Wroe, explained the ironic style lets tyrants 'hang themselves with their own rope,' while acknowledging his brutality like ordering mass killings; the clash reveals obituary-writing tensions for controversial figures.

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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike sparked not just a succession crisis in Iran, but a fiery debate over The Economist's obituary that immersed readers in his worldview.

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Macron called on Hezbollah to stop its rocket attacks on Israel and urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to avoid a ground offensive into Lebanon, following talks with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam. The pleas come as the November 2024 ceasefire unravels, with Israel striking Hezbollah targets and the group firing missiles into northern Israel, displacing at least 83,000 civilians in southern Lebanon. France pledged aid for those affected and support for Lebanon's army to secure the south, though Israeli commentators quickly dismissed the appeals. The rising violence risks a wider conflict in the region.

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Amid renewed rocket fire and airstrikes, French President Emmanuel Macron picked up the phone to leaders on both sides, voicing deep concern for Lebanon's fragile peace.

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The claim started with a Pakistani journalist citing unverified sources, but no such article exists on Peninsula Qatar's site, and embassy officials in Qatar denied it outright. It spread amid escalating tensions after Pakistan's late February 2026 airstrikes on Taliban areas, targeting TTP militants accused of attacks inside Pakistan, with clashes now killing hundreds. Qatar's prime minister urged both sides toward diplomacy over force, calling the conflict a regional threat amid other crises like Iran's war with Israel.

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Amid Pakistan-Afghanistan border clashes, a rumor claimed Qatar wanted the Taliban's Doha office closed. Qatari sources quickly called it fake news.

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Users on X debate whether Cesc Fàbregas's strong performance managing Como in Serie A surpasses Mikel Arteta's tenure at Arsenal in the Premier League. Discussions highlight Arteta's challenges competing against Pep Guardiola, high spending at Arsenal, and the pressures of managing big clubs versus smaller ones like Como.

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In the Spring 2026 edition of Japanese magazine CREA, Dino lands his first solo cover with an 8-page pictorial and interview titled 'Dancing My Reason for Existence.' He reflects on leaving home at 16 to debut in 2015, now prioritizing self-care by tuning out comparisons and focusing on his own path. Dino also discusses SEVENTEEN's recent 9-member world tour, feelings of emptiness from enlistments, and excitement for future reunions after solo projects, all while showcasing natural styles and praising woody fragrances for stage confidence.

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At 27, SEVENTEEN's youngest member Dino opens up about protecting his mental health amid K-pop's glare, asking himself daily: 'How do you want to live?'

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Zubimendi joined from Real Sociedad for £60 million in July 2025 to replace the departing Partey, earning praise from Mikel Arteta for his quality and intelligence as the No. 6 anchor. A stats comparison of their first Arsenal seasons shows Zubimendi ahead in appearances, minutes, distance covered, and goals, plus perfect availability through a packed schedule across four competitions. Critics highlight his lesser passing range and recent fatigue, while supporters credit his endurance for freeing Declan Rice and keeping Arsenal in the title hunt.

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Arsenal tops the Premier League with a seven-point lead, but fans can't stop asking: Does Martin Zubimendi truly fill Thomas Partey's shoes in midfield?

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NFL free agency starts March 11, and the Jets plan to add two veteran quarterbacks, with offensive coordinator Frank Reich favoring Wentz after their strong 2017 Eagles run where he threw 33 touchdowns in 13 games. The Cardinals will release Kyler Murray next Wednesday, letting him hit the market at a bargain vet minimum while they cover most of his salary; Minnesota leads as the favorite to land the 28-year-old dual-threat amid reports of team support. Other names like Geno Smith and Jacoby Brissett swirl for New York, while fans react with Jets supporters joking 'March for Arch' and Vikings backers eyeing Murray with Justin Jefferson.

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Frank Reich sees Carson Wentz as his top pick to strengthen the Jets' quarterback room, drawing on their past successes together. Meanwhile, Kyler Murray's imminent release from Arizona has Vikings fans buzzing about a potential fit.

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