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Arsenal sit top of the Premier League with 70 points from 31 games, nine clear of Manchester City, while also reaching the Carabao Cup final on March 22, FA Cup quarters on April 4, and Champions League quarters against Sporting CP after beating Bayer Leverkusen 3-1 on aggregate. Rivals like City and Liverpool fans mock Arsenal's lack of a Champions League title and call them the worst team to win it all, but Gunners supporters highlight their unbeaten run in 10 games and top scoring record. The online exchanges echo past jabs at Arsenal's trophy droughts, now flipped under Mikel Arteta as they chase potential silverware across four competitions.

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Arsenal fans are loving the turnaround, firing back at rivals with graphics showing their league lead, cup finals, and Champions League quarters.

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The track from BTS's 2020 album *BE*, released amid the early COVID-19 pandemic, topped the Billboard Hot 100 as the first entirely Korean-language song to do so. On March 17, it jumped 22 spots to #128 on Spotify's Global Daily chart with 1.39 million streams—its best day of 2026—nearing 997 million total per trackers like Kworb. ARMY's dedication keeps the momentum alive, tracking every million as the song joins BTS's six other billion-stream hits, amid the group's 47 billion total streams and upcoming projects.

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Fans are rallying behind BTS's quiet anthem of resilience, pushing 'Life Goes On' to the edge of 1 billion Spotify streams with daily queues and shared playlists.

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The stretch began this week with Eid al-Fitr on Friday, March 20, followed by a government-declared holiday on Monday, March 23, Good Friday on April 3, and Easter Monday on April 6. A post tallying the breaks from TiMoRi (@Ogbeni_Mo) drew nearly 9,000 likes, with many sharing relief like 'Thank You Jesus' and questioning the standard 5-day grind. While some push for permanent 4-day or shorter weeks, service and healthcare workers note they miss out on the holidays.

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Office workers in Nigeria are catching a rare break with four weeks in a row of just four workdays each, thanks to overlapping Eid al-Fitr and Easter holidays.

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On March 18, A.C.E.'s charismatic leader Park Junhee rocked Cabaret Sauvage in Paris with bold choreography, shirtless flair, and powerful vocals during his 'Into the Ocean' solo tour. Fans waved 'Junhee World Domination' flags in French colors, which he draped over himself, while he performed hits like his viral 'Your Idol' cover. The playful croissant moment sparked laughs and screams, capping a night of personal touches like Polaroids and custom props. The tour continues through late March in cities like Amsterdam and London, with tickets still available.

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Picture this: K-pop star Park Junhee grabs a fan's croissant onstage, takes a big bite between mic tosses, and shares the rest with the cheering crowd.

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Operation Atlantic, launched Monday by the U.S. Secret Service alongside UK and Canadian agencies, aims to contact victims, disrupt fraud networks in real-time, recover funds, and boost awareness. It builds on Canada's 2024 Project Atlas, which stopped over $70 million in thefts, amid an 83% drop in approval phishing losses to $83.85 million across 106,000 victims last year. Officials like U.S. Secret Service's Brent Daniels emphasize denying criminals profits, while crypto community members see it as a positive step for safer adoption. Victims can report through official channels like secretservice.gov/OperationAtlantic.

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Scammers trick crypto users into signing fake approvals, handing over wallet control and millions in funds. Now, law enforcement from three nations is fighting back with a joint operation this week.

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Metronom, a private operator in northern Germany, has banned alcohol since 2009 to keep rides safer after past disruptions with rowdy passengers. The policy covers consuming or carrying open containers, enforced with on-the-spot 40-euro fines, while clear signs warn riders. Unlike Deutsche Bahn's long-distance trains where beer flows freely, some regional lines like Metronom's draw the line—no alcohol allowed, though non-alcoholic drinks are fine. Replies noted the operator differences and defended the rule for everyone's comfort.

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Rosa Deluxemburg pulled out a beer on her Hamburg-to-Bremen train ride, only to face a 40-euro fine from the attendant. Her photo of the receipt kicked off chats about alcohol rules on rails.

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In an April 2024 Times Radio interview, former U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton said Iran could wire money to North Korea's bank for warheads shipped through China, becoming a nuclear threat overnight. The clip, shared widely since early March 8, 2026, draws mixed reactions: some call it a vital alert amid recent U.S. strikes on Iran, while critics mock it as outdated fearmongering like pre-Iraq War claims, with no evidence of an imminent deal. Bolton framed it as a hypothetical risk based on the nations' known nuclear ties, and its return highlights how past statements shape current debates.

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John Bolton's stark warning from two years ago—that Iran could buy nuclear warheads from North Korea in just 72 hours—has people talking again as U.S.-Iran conflicts escalate.

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