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ENHYPEN fans' banners, flowers, and stands supporting the group as seven members, including Lee Heeseung, were removed due to violation of outdoor advertising laws to avoid fines. An OT6 truck, promoting the group without one member, remained as the largest and most visible display after the removals.

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Spurs fan Ritchie Stunt captured images of a man resembling Lange—blond hair, black puffer jacket—in the square around 4 p.m. local time, hours after the Champions League defeat where young keeper Antonin Kinsky's errors led to a 4-0 halftime lead for Atletico. The club sits 16th in the Premier League, winless in 10 games and a point above relegation, fueling fan anger over Lange's recruitment and jokes about his trip amid the crisis. No word from Tottenham confirms his purpose, as pressure mounts before Liverpool and the return leg.

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Just a day after Tottenham's crushing 5-2 loss to Atletico Madrid, photos emerged of Sporting Director Johan Lange standing alone on Amsterdam's Dam Square, phone in hand.

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ADO Den Haag secured Eredivisie promotion on March 17 with a 1-0 victory over Jong FC Utrecht, thanks to Evan Rottier's header and a dominant season finishing top-two in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie. Centre-back Diogo Tomas stole the show in a post-match interview, puffing a cigar while deadpanning 'Tomas will be somewhere' next season. The win ends five years in the second tier for The Hague's biggest club, with fans flooding the streets in celebration amid chants of 'Guess Who's Back.' Stars like Aussie midfielder Cam Peupion and Nigel Thomas helped fuel the gritty resurgence under manager Robin Peter.

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Diogo Tomas stood tall after promotion, sunglasses on, cigar in one hand, beer in the other, delivering lines in the third person that fans can't stop replaying.

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Public figures from politics, sports, and entertainment shared heartfelt Eid al-Fitr wishes after the Shawwal crescent moon was sighted late Friday, confirming celebrations on Saturday, March 21 in most of India—though Kerala marked it a day earlier. Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoped for brotherhood and kindness, while Rahul Gandhi posted a personal video from home saying 'Namaskar, Happy Eid' with wishes for joy and prosperity. Stars like Jr NTR, Allu Arjun, Sachin Tendulkar, and global names including Tim Cook joined in, highlighting themes of faith, community, and generosity—even a cats account added 'Eid Meowbarak.'

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Families across India and the world gathered for prayers and sweets like sheer khurma, marking the end of Ramadan with joy and reflection.

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Posts discuss a rumored Canadian policy shift to stop buying American defense systems like the F-35, THAAD, and Golden Dome, potentially costing the U.S. up to $100 billion in deals, and instead pursue domestic manufacturing or partnerships with China, the EU, and Sweden. Counterarguments highlight Canada's prior deposit on F-35 fighters and government assessments favoring the F-35 over alternatives like the Gripen.

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The Brazilian star, who shone at Barcelona from 2013 to 2017, made his bold prediction at a Kings League event ahead of the round-of-16 second leg at Spotify Camp Nou. Tied 1-1 on aggregate after Lamine Yamal's stoppage-time penalty in the first leg, Barca host Newcastle with Raphinha in hot form after his recent hat-trick. Fans buzz with excitement and some jinx worries, as kickoff nears at 17:45 UTC.

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Neymar Jr. flashed a grin and a graphic showing Barcelona 3-1 over Newcastle, calling goals for Raphinha and Lamine Yamal in tonight's Champions League decider.

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On February 28, 2026, as U.S. and Israeli forces launched massive strikes on Iran—killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and top officials—Lowry's post highlighted how the Hamas attack, which killed 1,200 Israelis and took 250 hostages, triggered responses that crippled Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran. Israel flew 200 jets in Operation Roaring Lion, while the U.S. under President Trump unleashed Tomahawk missiles and drones in Operation Epic Fury, targeting nuclear sites and proxies. Iran fired back with limited missile strikes, but over 200 died there, including civilians; supporters see the past 2.5 years' losses—like Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's death—as proof of the analogy, though critics note differences.

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Rich Lowry drew a stark parallel: Hamas's October 7, 2023 assault on Israel echoed Japan's Pearl Harbor strike—a quick win that unleashed lasting defeat for Iran's allies.

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In June 2025, shortly after U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, Rayan—a Gaza native and Qatar University lecturer—tweeted criticism of Trump and Gulf states' security deals. Qatari authorities detained him at Al Deheyl prison for cybercrimes, charged him with stirring public opinion, and after his release, dismissed him from his position and deported his family despite contracts until 2028. Rayan, son of a late Hamas leader, detailed physical abuse like crushed wrists from handcuffs and ongoing pressure against his pro-Gaza views; he now lives in Turkey, with Qatar offering no comment.

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Baraa Nizar Rayan lost his job, home, and Qatar residency after one tweet questioning Trump's Iran strikes. His family, including four daughters, faced upheaval amid the fallout.

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