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The U.S. Women's National Soccer Team secured a gritty 1-0 victory over Canada on Wednesday in Columbus, Ohio, thanks to Sentnor's strike from the edge of the box, assisted by Rose Lavelle. Phallon Tullis-Joyce earned the clean sheet, extending the Americans' scoreless streak to three games, while captain Naomi Girma anchored a youthful backline featuring Trinity Rodman and the Thompson sisters under coach Emma Hayes. The win gives the U.S. six points and top spot in the four-team round-robin, setting up a title-clinching chance against Colombia on March 7 in New Jersey.

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Ally Sentnor rifled home the winner in the 55th minute, sparking wild celebrations with teammates like Naomi Girma and Lindsey Horan in front of a lively Columbus crowd.

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On March 4, Presler submitted a petition with 300 signatures—triple the required amount—for the Republican State Committeeman position in Beaver County, where he moved last year from New York. The role involves shaping party strategy and endorsements, and voters will decide in the May 19 primary. Supporters cheered his nonstop energy online, while he pledged to fight for priorities like the SAVE Act and put Pennsylvania first. No opponents have surfaced yet as the filing deadline nears on March 10.

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Scott Presler, the activist who rallied voters across Pennsylvania for Trump, just filed paperwork to represent his new hometown on the state committee.

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Shanaz Ibrahim Ahmed, First Lady of Iraq and a senior PUK official, released a statement from Sulaymaniyah rejecting efforts to involve Kurds in regional conflicts amid U.S.-Israel tensions with Iran. She referenced past abandonments, including the 1991 uprising against Saddam Hussein and the treatment of Syrian Kurds in Rojava after fighting ISIS, emphasizing Kurds' desire for stability and dignity. The statement, titled 'Leave the Kurds Alone. We Are Not Guns for Hire,' has sparked widespread discussion on social media.

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South African creator MA LE BO asked believers that question on X, drawing over 71,000 views and mostly 'yes' replies from those prioritizing devotion above all. Some admitted they'd feel disappointed and wish God would remove the longing, while a few expressed frustration with modern marriages amid dropping rates and high divorces. The conversation highlights faith as a relationship, not a transaction, echoing biblical views of singleness as a gift for undivided focus on God.

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A simple question about faith and singleness hit deep: Would you still serve God wholeheartedly if marriage wasn't in your future?

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TD Nash posted the question Thursday with images of Wayne Gretzky, Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Babe Ruth, Jim Brown, and Pelé, drawing nearly 800 replies and 44,000 views. Michael Jordan tops many lists for his NBA dominance, global Nike brand, and enduring logo recognition, while Pelé's three World Cups and soccer's worldwide reach make a strong case, and Muhammad Ali's boxing mastery, activism, and global fights like the Rumble in the Jungle earn him top spots for others. Historical polls vary—Babe Ruth led a 1999 AP survey, but the BBC crowned Ali Sports Personality of the Century—highlighting how fame ties to each sport's reach.

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A simple collage of sports legends like Michael Jordan, Pelé, and Muhammad Ali has fans worldwide reliving the icons who defined a century of sports.

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The 35-year-old academy product, who scored 45 goals in 121 appearances during his first stint from 2010 to 2013, signed until the end of the 2025/26 Scottish Premiership season. After captaining Sporting Kansas City and earning 14 Scotland caps, the free agent cleared international paperwork just in time to be on the bench for tonight's home game against St Mirren. Manager Jim Goodwin praised Russell's experience, movement, and fan connection, calling it a fairytale that could boost the seventh-placed Terrors.

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Johnny Russell stepped onto the Tannadice training pitch in tangerine, ready for a homecoming 12 years in the making. The Scotland international is back where his career began.

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Talarico raised $20 million, spent heavily on TV ads backed by a pro-Democratic PAC, and outpaced Crockett's $6.5 million haul and digital focus in a record-turnout, high-spending primary. Crockett conceded amid controversy, blaming Republican meddling in Democratic areas before results finalized, while critics questioned the claim and pointed to her weaker ground game and past comments on Latino voters. Talarico's unity-focused campaign and positive style drew strong youth support, setting him up for November against a Republican like Sen. John Cornyn or AG Ken Paxton.

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James Talarico, the 35-year-old Austin lawmaker with an optimistic social media vibe, clinched victory with 52.4% of the vote on March 3.

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The blast hit Savita Naturals around 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at 617 Heron Drive in Gloucester County's Pureland Industrial Complex, where the company extracts natural oils using propane and ethanol. The one-story building partially caved in, igniting a fire that spread to a nearby structure, prompting hazmat teams and a brief shelter-in-place order for residents within two miles—no hazards were found. Logan Township Police Chief Joseph Flatley called it the largest industrial accident in his 25 years, but all on site are accounted for with no fatalities; fire crews monitored a controlled burn-off into the evening as the investigation proceeds.

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A thunderous boom shook homes miles away, collapsing part of a Logan Township factory and sending four workers to hospitals in critical condition.

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U.S. Representative Jared Moskowitz wore a pin reading 'Justice for Cricket' during a congressional hearing involving South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem. The pin references Noem's admission in her memoir of killing her puppy Cricket, along with a goat and horse.

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Tsodilo Resources confirmed the major find at its Gcwihaba Metals project in late February 2026, after drilling at sites C26 and C27. The discovery, in a country already rich in diamonds, could help diversify Botswana's economy and reduce global dependence on China's 90% control of rare earth supply. Online talk mixed excitement with jokes about foreign interventions, plus an unverified rumor that President Duma Gideon Boko turned down a White House invite, saying 'buyers go to sellers.' Skeptics noted the minerals belong to the Canadian firm and raised local issues like power shortages.

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Drilling in northwest Botswana revealed high-grade deposits of every rare earth element, cobalt, and nickel—key ingredients for everything from EVs to smartphones.

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Wangila, a dedicated Aqua Rescue team member, died while searching for a 14-year-old boy swept away by floodwaters on February 28 near Nyayo Highrise. Colleagues report he was electrocuted by a live wire amid risks from illegal connections in the flood-prone area. The Kenya Red Cross praised his courage, noting his 2025 Special Recognition Award and role mentoring volunteers, as tributes honor his selfless service during ongoing heavy rains.

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Samuel Wanyonyi Wangila spent over 15 years pulling people from danger, but on March 3, he gave his life during a flood rescue along Nairobi's Mbagathi River.

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