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Saudi Arabia delivered 1.3 billion riyals—about $347 million—to Yemen's recognized government to cover salaries for public workers, military personnel, retirees, and families of martyrs and the wounded. Announced by Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman Al Saud under directives from King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the funds flow through the Saudi Program for Yemen's reconstruction to tackle the economic crisis worsened by years of conflict. Yemen's Prime Minister Dr. Shae'a Mohsen Al-Zindani ordered immediate disbursements starting next Sunday, calling it a strategic boost for stability, while officials praised it as a sign of fraternal support and confidence in recovery efforts.

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Public employees, soldiers, and families in Yemen have waited months for paychecks amid deepening hardship. Saudi Arabia's fresh aid arrives as a vital lifeline to ease the strain.

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Wicked: Part One became a box office hit in November 2024, and its sequel For Good opened to a record $147 million domestically in November 2025, totaling over $343 million in North America. Despite commercial success, Part Two drew mixed reviews for feeling overlong, earned no Oscar nominations unlike the first film's 10 nods and two wins, and faced online backlash including racist memes against Erivo and body-shaming of Grande. Amid the noise, the stars shared a Grammy for 'Defying Gravity' and Erivo's recent NAACP Image Award win, where she thanked Grande, highlighting their enduring friendship as Grande prepares for her tour.

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Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo built a deep bond bringing Glinda and Elphaba to life, but fans feel the franchise's promo run ended without a magical finale.

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Supporters of Ecuador's Revolución Ciudadana movement have launched a viral X campaign with #SeBuscaABallesteros to demand the recapture of Iván Ballesteros Chica, the main suspect in a July 2025 car bomb attack at La Bahía mall in Guayaquil that injured two guards. Authorities arrested Ballesteros shortly after the explosion but released him days later due to insufficient evidence, without examining his cellphone. A Porsche from President Daniel Noboa's family business arrived at his home post-arrest, sparking accusations of interference, which the company denies as coincidental. The case underscores Ecuador's ongoing security crisis amid gang violence and institutional distrust.

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In the shadow of a luxury Porsche tied to Ecuador's first family, a car bomb suspect slips free, igniting a nationwide online manhunt for justice amid surging gang terror.

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On Sunday, thousands filled the streets of Aden and spilled into Abyan province for open-ended sit-ins, urging Southern Transitional Council leader Aidros al-Zubaydi to declare a second independence like in 1967. The protests follow STC forces' quick advances last week into oil-rich Hadramout, including Seiyun, where they raised the southern flag. STC governs much of the south with UAE support amid Yemen's civil war, but no declaration has come yet as critics warn of escalation and strain on fragile truces.

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Crowds packed Al-Orudh Square, waving the old South Yemen flag and chanting for self-determination under UN watch. Women joined in large numbers, carrying banners that reject unity with the north.

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Atlético Madrid advanced to the Copa del Rey final by defeating FC Barcelona in the second leg at Camp Nou, overcoming Barcelona's attempt to reverse a 4-0 first-leg deficit. FC Barcelona defenders Jules Koundé and Alejandro Balde suffered hamstring injuries during the match, ruling them out for one month and 5-6 weeks respectively. Post-match reactions included praise from Atlético Madrid coach Diego Simeone for Hansi Flick's Barcelona and a provocative Instagram post by Antoine Griezmann.

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Users on X are humorously proposing an expanded 'Great Empire of Long Florida' that includes Cuba, parts of Louisiana, and Texas, dubbing it the 'golden circle' or 'Florida Loop.' Discussions reference 'Florida Man' stereotypes, manifest destiny, and playful name changes like 'Yeehaw Florida' for Texas, 'New Tampa,' and 'Miami 2 Electric Bugaloo.' Comments debate defensibility, overpopulation, and emergency states in the hypothetical empire.

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The Brazilian forward dominated Chelsea's official fan vote for February, beating Cole Palmer (8%) and Pedro Neto (5%) after contributing two goals and three assists in five games across three competitions. He also won three penalties, including two against Wolves, helping Chelsea secure a Premier League win and FA Cup progression while sitting sixth with 45 points from 28 games. Signed from Brighton for £60m last summer, the 24-year-old has 11 Premier League goals this season and quickly became a fan favorite for his sharp movement and clinical finishing.

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Joao Pedro's cool finish against Leeds and tap-in at Burnley had fans roaring, earning him a massive 82% of the Player of the Month votes.

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Valencia secured a vital 1-0 victory against 10th-placed Osasuna on Sunday, with Ramazani converting a 66th-minute penalty after referee Adrián Cordero Vega ordered a retake due to encroachment. The first half ended goalless in a tactical stalemate, but Umar Sadiq earned the spot-kick when fouled by Alejandro Herrando, handing the 17th-placed hosts three precious points to reach 29. Defenses dominated as Valencia edged possession and shots, lifting them clear of the drop zone while halting Osasuna's solid away form.

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In a nail-biting LaLiga clash at Mestalla, Largie Ramazani stayed ice-cool to bury a retaken penalty, silencing the Osasuna fans and easing Valencia's relegation fears.

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Barcelona crushed Villarreal 4-1 at Camp Nou, powered by Lamine Yamal's first career hat-trick in the 28th, 37th, and 69th minutes. Lewandowski sealed it with a 90+2nd-minute finish from Jules Koundé's cutback, passing Hristo Stoichkov and Patrick Kluivert on the club's historic list. Fans celebrated the milestone while bantering that his 115 would rank second on Chelsea's all-time Premier League scorers behind only Frank Lampard. At 37, Lewandowski has 10 La Liga goals this season as Barca lead the table by two points.

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Robert Lewandowski stepped on late and tapped home his 115th for Barcelona, cracking the top 15 all-time scorers in a moment fans won't forget.

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Atletico Madrid captain Koke praised FC Barcelona midfielder Pedri, calling him a machine, one of the best players in the world, and a key figure for FC Barcelona and Spain, following their La Liga match at Camp Nou. Pedri played the full 90 minutes, recording 91% accurate passes, 2 chances created, and 14 recoveries, while refusing substitution to attempt a comeback.

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Users on X are debating whether Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka matches the quality of Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior and Barcelona's Lamine Yamal. Discussions cite instances where Saka was contained by defenders including Jorrel Hato and Bernardo Silva, along with his lower dribbling stats of around 2 per 90 compared to Yamal's nearly 6 per 90. The conversation highlights critiques of Saka's performances against fullbacks such as Digne and Luke Shaw.

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The video from The Timeless Traveler highlighted the city's red-tiled rooftops, La Concha bay, and relaxed ocean vibes, claiming locals don't snack but sit down awhile. Replies lit up with corrections about pintxos, the Basque bite-sized tapas enjoyed bar to bar with a zurito beer or txakoli wine during txikiteo crawls. Locals and visitors praised spots like La Viña for its famous burnt cheesecake, blending the city's Michelin-starred scene with accessible street eats amid stunning beaches and parks.

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A beautiful drone video painted San Sebastián as a spot for long, leisurely dinners by the bay. Food lovers quickly shared that the real magic happens with quick bar-hopping snacks.

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Fuentes, a far-right commentator and former Trump supporter, lashed out at the Trump administration's joint U.S.-Israeli operation that toppled Iran's regime, dubbing it the 'Iran war ticket.' He told followers not to vote in the 2026 midterms—or vote Democrat—and warned the GOP faces ruin in 2028 without a true 'America First' candidate, rejecting VP J.D. Vance and Secretary Marco Rubio. The clips drew backlash from other right-wingers who mocked him as hysterical or a traitor, exposing splits in MAGA over foreign policy as Iran's missile retaliation continues.

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Hours after U.S. strikes killed Iran's Supreme Leader, Nick Fuentes fired up his show with a shocking call: sit out the midterms or back Democrats to punish Republicans.

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Richard Ríos, born in 2000 in Vegachí, Colombia, skipped traditional academies after Flamengo signed him at 18 from a futsal tournament. He bounced through loans, injuries, and clubs like Palmeiras—where he won the 2023 Brasileirão and 2024 Paulista—before Benfica broke their record with a €27 million move in July 2025. At 25, the 1.87m powerhouse brings defensive grit, futsal quickness, and 28 Colombia caps, captivating fans with his warrior energy in the Champions League spotlight.

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Picture a kid from Colombia's futsal courts, mouthguard in, Tupac tattoo gleaming, now bossing Benfica's midfield with untied boots for flair.

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Fans adore black-and-white stills from GQ's behind-the-scenes video of BTS's March 2026 cover shoot, capturing Suga and Jimin—affectionately called 'minimoni'—in a playful table tennis rivalry reminiscent of their Run BTS! and In The Soop battles. The footage is part of GQ's 'BTS Begins Again' feature, their first group interview since the 2022 military hiatus, shot near Seoul with luxe styling from Dior and Gucci. BTS teases their fifth album Arirang, out March 20, 2026, blending introspection and Korean roots ahead of a world tour, while fans speculate subunit groupings from the photos.

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Suga swings his paddle in a sharp vest while Jimin stands poised in a suit, spotlights turning their ping-pong match into a stage-like showdown.

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