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Bible Gateway selected the verse on March 3, 2026, sharing the New International Version with a serene image of dew-kissed leaves. Users across communities amplified it with cosmic visuals, blood moon backdrops, and prayers for trusting God's bigger plan amid daily challenges. From Kim Hume's simple link to greetings like 'Good Tuesday morning X! Seek & trust in Him,' the message fostered shared reflection on divine wisdom beyond human understanding.

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In a fast-scrolling world, Isaiah 55:8-9 offers gentle comfort: God's thoughts and ways tower far above our own, like heavens over earth.

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Ensky launched pre-orders for keychain-style teruteriru plush mascots inspired by Japanese weather dolls, featuring Vash in his red coat, Wolfwood with cross details and shades, and Knives with plant-like tentacles—all priced at 2,200 yen and due in June 2026. These retractable designs flip their capes to mimic ghostly teruterubouzu forms, with international shipping available through proxies like AitaiKuji. Fans celebrated the restock of the sold-out original from Trigun Stampede, sharing hauls for a full 'Teru family' while joking about Wolfwood's pale 'corpse' look and calling for Milly and Meryl versions next.

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Vash the Stampede's iconic teruteriru plush is back, now joined by Wolfwood and Knives in hooded, ghost-flipping charm that fans can't resist dangling from their bags.

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Speaking at the White House on Monday, Trump called Cuba a 'very weakened nation' with no money or oil after decades of communist rule, amid a total grid collapse on March 16 triggered by fuel shortages worsened by U.S. sanctions. Daily blackouts up to 20 hours have halted factories, spoiled food, and strained water supplies, with Cuban leaders blaming the U.S. embargo and critics pointing to mismanagement. Trump's remarks, including 'I think I can do anything I want with it,' drew praise from supporters eyeing regime change and sharp rebukes from critics calling the language imperialistic, as the White House pursues maximum pressure for democracy.

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As Cuba reels from a nationwide blackout leaving millions in the dark, President Trump told reporters he believes he'll have the honor of 'taking' the island in some form.

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India's National Investigation Agency arrested six Ukrainians and one American on March 16 for conspiring to commit terrorist acts, including training ethnic armed groups in Myanmar's Chin State with ties to Indian insurgents. The group entered on valid visas, reached Mizoram, then illegally crossed into Myanmar, where they reportedly received training and supplied weapons and drone expertise imported from Europe. Three were nabbed at Delhi airport, three in Lucknow, and one in Kolkata as they tried to leave; their lawyer calls the arrests illegal, but the NIA probe under anti-terror laws continues amid Myanmar's civil war spillover risks.

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Handcuffed and escorted from a Delhi court, the seven foreign suspects faced 11 days in NIA custody after allegedly smuggling drones across a porous border.

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Social media users widely shared a new meme featuring Leonardo DiCaprio's expression from the Oscars, captioned 'That feeling when you didn’t agree to this.' Conan O'Brien referenced DiCaprio as the king of memes during the event. The meme gained rapid traction online amid the broadcast.

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Pakistan struck two ammunition sites in Kabul and four in Nangarhar province as part of Operation Ghazab Lil Haq, targeting Taliban support for groups like TTP and ISKP. Taliban officials said the Kabul hits killed 400 and wounded 250 at the Omar Addiction Treatment Hospital, which held up to 2,000 patients, while Pakistan insisted on precise targeting with no collateral damage, backed by footage of secondary explosions. The strikes escalate a February-started border conflict with tit-for-tat attacks displacing over 115,000 people, drawing UN calls for restraint amid unverified casualty claims.

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Rescue teams dug through rubble and flames at a Kabul drug rehab hospital, where Afghan officials reported hundreds of patients killed in Pakistani airstrikes late March 16.

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Early Monday, Israeli security forces reentered the northern West Bank city of Tubas and nearby Aqaba, imposing a strict curfew, sealing entrances with earthen barriers, and raiding homes for temporary positions. This follows Operation Five Stones, a four-day counterterrorism effort that wounded about 200 Palestinians and led to over 200 detentions, with 10 suspects still held. Schools and offices closed, shifting classes online where possible, as local leaders described the disruption to daily life amid ongoing military activity across the West Bank.

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Residents of Tubas woke to bulldozers blocking streets and soldiers at their doors, just a day after troops had pulled back from the area.

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The Army invited journalists and civil society to tour locations in Imo State where troops recovered IEDs during Operation Eastern Sanity on March 6 and 11, including Orsu-Eketutu 'Mother Valley' and Orsu-Ihiteukwa. Critics like X user @trigottista pointed to metadata suggesting photos from May 2024 in Lagos and Oyo, but Lt. Col. Olabisi Olalekan Ayeni rejected this, accusing IPOB sympathizers of altering data and releasing images geotagged to Imo and Anambra areas. The offer aims to confirm recoveries of explosives, ammunition, and a destroyed IED factory amid ongoing operations against ESN, though no reports confirm the tour has happened yet.

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Tensions rose after social media users accused the Nigerian Army of using old photos from Lagos and Oyo to claim recent IED finds in Imo. Now, the Army is opening the sites for journalists to check themselves.

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