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Arsenal defeated Brighton 1-0 on Wednesday night, thanks to Saka's first-half goal via deflection, pushing their points tally to 67 from 30 games and opening a seven-point gap over Manchester City. The win completed nine points from tough matches against Tottenham, Chelsea, and Brighton, with Piero Hincapié shining at right-back and Gabriel anchoring a solid defense for the clean sheet. Brighton coach Fabian Hürzeler criticized Arsenal's style and time-wasting, but Mikel Arteta brushed it off, praising his team's huge effort as they eye the title with eight games remaining.

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Bukayo Saka's deflected shot looped into the net, igniting wild cheers from Arsenal fans on the road. It was his 300th appearance, marked with a gritty victory that stretched their lead.

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INEOS took over football operations after buying a 27.7% stake in late 2023, splashing over £250m on 11 signings from summer 2024, including stars like Mbeumo, Šeško, and Cunha who are delivering goals and stability. Standouts like young keeper Lammens earn 9/10 and 10/10 ratings for his composure, while De Ligt and Mazraoui bolster the defense—but Ugarte and Zirkzee draw sharp criticism as misses. Under interim boss Michael Carrick, who's won six of seven since January, United sit third after beating Crystal Palace on March 1, sparking talk of a top-four push or even more.

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Fans are handing out high marks to most of Manchester United's big-money buys since INEOS stepped in, with new players fueling a climb to third in the Premier League.

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Real Madrid assistant coach Alvaro Arbeloa stated that the team often defaults to passing the ball to Vinicius Junior as the 'easy choice' to generate danger and urged finding other ways, including creating width on both flanks. Fans highlighted Arbeloa's apparent contradiction after he previously instructed players to give Vinicius more touches.

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State Rep. James Talarico, a 36-year-old Austin lawmaker, defeated U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett 52%-48% in Texas's Democratic U.S. Senate primary on March 3, 2026, becoming the nominee against Republican Sen. John Cornyn or Ken Paxton in a tough general election. Organizers quickly criticized his positions, noting little difference from Crockett on aid to Israel—despite his calls for halting offensive weapons—and his support for partial ICE defunding alongside border security measures. The debate highlights tensions over Democratic unity in a Republican stronghold, with some urging activists to ease pressure in this long-shot race while others see accountability as key.

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James Talarico's primary victory speech promised a people-powered movement, but progressive activists wasted no time pressing him on Gaza and immigration stances.

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No. 17 St. John's rallied from the chaos to beat Providence 79-69 on the road, extending their win streak to 11 behind Dylan Darling's 23 bench points. The incident led to seven ejections, including Powell, who received a two-game Big East suspension for combative actions after hitting Hopkins—a former Friar—in the head or neck area. Providence coach Kim English called it unacceptable while noting hard fouls have a place, as St. John's improved to 20-5 overall and 13-1 in conference.

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Bryce Hopkins drove to the basket when Providence's Duncan Powell leveled him with a hard Flagrant 2 foul, sparking a wild scrum that cleared both benches.

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Dozens of creators like Video Game Cream and Steven Joseph invite devs to share links, promising retweets and support to help games stand out. Standing out is holo Indie's SUPER EXPO 2026 Celebration Sale, with up to 50% off 27 fan-made hololive titles until March 16. The discounts tie into the upcoming hololive SUPER EXPO event March 6-8 in Japan, amid Nintendo's Indie World Showcase and post-Steam Next Fest buzz, highlighting the indie community's collaborative spirit.

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Indie developers are rallying together on #TrailerTuesday, dropping trailers and wishlists to lift each other's projects in Steam's busy world.

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On March 1, Tate posted a video of himself in sunglasses and a suit, lip-syncing and swaying awkwardly against a luxurious waterfront backdrop, captioned 'Me in Dubai while the bombs fall' to show defiance during regional drone and missile activity. Viewers flooded it with jokes about drunk grandad vibes, pervy uncle energy, and botched George Michael impersonation, while fans defended it as jealousy-fueled hate. Tate doubled down on March 4, announcing a desert trek to Dubai with supporters, turning the clip into millions of views and nonstop memes.

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Andrew Tate hit the poolside in Dubai, strutting stiffly to George Michael's 'Amazing' amid missile tensions—expecting cheers, but getting roasted instead.

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The high-performance EVM-compatible layer-1 chain now holds $120 million in total value locked, with smart money investing $1.2 million in its MON token. Yet NFT projects like Monuki saw floor prices drop from 118 MON to 80 MON, leaving minters underwater after high fees. The MON airdrop to 76,000 wallets led to quick sales, tanking the token from $0.10 to $0.027, while some question favoritism toward the mascot project Chog. Monad's tech shines at 10,000 TPS with sub-second finality, but builders call for better balance between growth and ecosystem support.

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Just 11 days after its November 24 launch, Monad added 529,000 new wallets in a week, processing 14.5 million transactions. But NFT creators feel the pinch with slow mints and falling prices.

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U.S. Rep. Maxine Dexter, a physician from Oregon, flew to the Dilley family detention center to check on constituents Yohendry De Jesus Crespo, Darianny Liseth Gonzalez de Crespo, and their daughter Diana, Venezuelan nationals detained since January 16 outside a Portland clinic. Denied entry despite notice, Dexter raised alarms about conditions amid measles cases and a self-harm incident, crediting her advocacy for their release beyond the 20-day Flores limit. The family now heads home to Gresham, Oregon, as Dexter calls to end family detention.

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A 7-year-old girl named Diana finally left detention in Texas, nosebleed treated but three weeks later, with her Oregon congresswoman by her side.

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