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The Evening Star article from May 11, 1896, described seven Korean students who arrived at the HBCU after leaving Japan, charming peers with songs like Arirang. Fans zeroed in on the youngest, Blusig Kwe Im, whose 'eyes like drops of ink' reminded them of Jungkook's signature dark gaze. This discovery hit just as BTS teased their Arirang project, inspired by the students' story and tying into the group's lore of seven souls across time. While some see reincarnation fun, others view it as a neat link to Korean history and BTS's global journey.

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A 1896 newspaper painted a picture of a young Korean student at Howard University with ink-black eyes and wheat-yellow skin—details ARMY say match Jungkook perfectly.

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Elon Musk stated late Saturday that Dubai and the UAE are objectively safer and better run than many European areas, hours after Iran fired 137 missiles and 209 drones at UAE sites in retaliation for U.S. and Israeli strikes. UAE defenses intercepted most, but debris caused fires, one death in Abu Dhabi, injuries at Dubai airport, and flight suspensions. Videos showed lively night scenes in Dubai, backed by Numbeo data ranking Abu Dhabi (88.9 safety) and Dubai (83.9) far above London or Paris, though critics noted geopolitical risks, strict laws, and Europe's petty crime issues.

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As Iranian missiles lit up UAE skies, families strolled Dubai's streets past the Burj Khalifa, sharing videos of calm amid the alerts.

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The French-British artist based in London discovered the burns on Tezos platforms Objkt and Skurpy after initially worrying about her friend's well-being. Community members confirmed at least four tokens sent to a null burn address and others trapped in a smart contract, making them invisible to most users while the art persists on-chain. Muriel asked whether to remint the pieces privately for her archive or respect the burn; she chose archiving without selling, as supporters rallied around her emotional bond to the work. The incident highlights the NFT tension between collectors' control and artists' lasting rights to their creations.

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Muriel Lherm poured her heart into those AI artworks, only to watch a close collector burn or lock away 32 of them—including rare 1/1s—leaving her shaken and questioning trust in the NFT world.

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Sheikh Ibrahim Yassine, a scholar from Michigan, spoke at the Islamic Education Center of Florida on March 6 and 10, mocking Trump for thinking he could influence Iran's leadership choice and praising the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, killed in U.S.-Israeli strikes on February 28, 2026. He celebrated Mojtaba Khamenei's appointment as a 'blessed step' by Iran's Assembly of Experts. The clips, shared by MEMRI, drew sharp criticism online, with calls for deportation, as the U.S. faces escalating conflict with Iran under Trump’s no-negotiations stance.

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At a Ramadan gathering in Orlando, Sheikh Ibrahim Yassine hailed Iran's new Supreme Leader while calling President Trump 'stupid and crazy' amid U.S.-Iran tensions.

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The row escalated when Trump, on March 11, 2026, renewed threats to cut trade with Spain over its low NATO spending at 1.3% of GDP and refusal to open bases for U.S. operations against Iran. Díaz criticized Merz as a 'vassal' to Trump after the chancellor's White House visit, while Merz's calls to Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez went unanswered due to an outdated number. With $47 billion in bilateral trade at stake and Spain recalling its ambassador from Israel, the dispute exposes cracks in NATO unity and EU solidarity.

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Spain's Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz called out German Chancellor Friedrich Merz for staying silent as Trump labeled Spain's leaders 'terrible'—a jab that has deepened transatlantic tensions.

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A Kuwaiti newspaper, Al-Jarida, reports that 56-year-old Mojtaba Khamenei was injured on February 28, 2026, during the Tehran strikes that killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, then evacuated on a Russian military plane to a Moscow hospital for successful surgery by Russian and Iranian doctors. Iranian officials deny serious injury, insisting he is safe and leading, while he has not appeared publicly since his March 9 appointment, with his first message read by a presenter on state TV. The unverified claim, citing a source close to Khamenei and amid Putin's call to Iran's president, adds to swirling rumors about his health two weeks into the ongoing war.

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In the chaos of U.S.-Israeli airstrikes that killed his father, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei reportedly suffered wounds from head to foot and was secretly flown to Russia for care.

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The U.S. approved deploying the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit from Japan, along with the USS Tripoli group, to the Middle East amid Operation Epic Fury airstrikes on Iranian sites that began February 28. Iranian forces hit 16 vessels with missiles, drones, and mines, carrying about 20% of global oil, prompting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to promise sequential threat neutralization and safe transit. While the Marines, backed by F-35B jets and helicopters, focus on securing sea lanes without invading, allies like India and Turkey negotiate passages separately, as oil prices swing amid escalation risks and seven U.S. service member deaths.

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Iran's strikes on ships in the Strait of Hormuz have killed eight seafarers and choked off tanker traffic through this vital oil chokepoint. The Pentagon is now sending over 2,000 Marines and warships to push back.

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On March 7, Polish far-right politician Grzegorz Braun visited the Iranian embassy in Warsaw to condemn the US-Israeli strikes that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on February 28, 2026. He wrote of shared principles with Iran and promoted solidarity online. Ambassador Tom Rose, a Trump appointee, fired back on social media, warning America would remember its true friends, which prompted fierce replies from Braun's supporters accusing him of bias. Mainstream Polish leaders rejected Braun's stance amid rising global tensions and upcoming elections.

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Grzegorz Braun walked into Warsaw's Iranian embassy to sign a condolence book for a slain leader. US Ambassador Tom Rose called it 'disgusting' online, drawing a storm of backlash.

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In October 2025, the infant died on the concrete below in Vasilyevo, Tatarstan, after her older sister allegedly threw her out in a jealous rage, according to investigators. The mother faces trial for leaving the children unsupervised, with the father at work. Online reactions split between outrage at the parents, sympathy for the haunted five-year-old, and calls for better vigilance around open windows in high-rises.

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A 21-day-old baby girl fell 40 feet from a fourth-floor window in Russia last fall, left alone with her five-year-old sister while mom stepped out.

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During a fan-led 'mock total attack' from 11 p.m. to midnight KST on March 13, ARMY supporters downloaded and streamed 'Dynamite' from the DayTime Version album, deleting files as instructed to boost its chart position. The 2020 hit jumped to No. 18 on the realtime chart, up 103 spots, while Jungkook's 'Seven' climbed 13 places to No. 48. Organized by @ARMY_BADA as practice for BTS's full-group comeback on March 20 with their fifth studio album ARIRANG, the surge celebrates the seven members—RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook—reuniting after completing military service last summer.

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Thousands of Korean BTS fans coordinated a one-hour streaming blitz, rocketing 'Dynamite' from obscurity back to No. 72 on Melon's daily Top 100 chart.

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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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On March 15, commentator Ian Miles Cheong posted a video from Dubai showing bustling spots like malls and lounges, mocking claims from columnist Ayesha Ijaz Khan that the city resembled a war zone after Iranian strikes hit the UAE in early March. Those strikes damaged the airport, Burj Al Arab, and high-rises near Burj Khalifa, killing six and injuring over 140, while tourism occupancy dropped to 12-20%. Rather than debating geopolitics or Dubai's resilience amid drone threats, responses erupted with body-shaming memes about Cheong's balding, drooping face, gray hair, and solo outings, alongside jabs tying into his past as a provocateur.

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Ian Miles Cheong strolled through a lively Dubai mall, hookah in hand, to counter claims the city felt like a war zone. Replies zeroed in on his appearance instead, dubbing him a lonely gremlin.

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Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu drew an analogy between Robert Mugabe's 2000 lottery win in Zimbabwe, viewed as a demonstration of unconstrained dictatorial power, and current events involving a US-Israeli strike on Iran and developments at Anthropic. He argued that these norm-breaking actions signal the destruction of institutional constraints, enabling arbitrary rule. Replies debated the analogy's applicability, with some criticizing its omission of Iran's nuclear program, proxy wars, and threats against Israel.

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