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A vivid thread from Athenaeum Book Club recounts Odysseus enduring mockery, winning Penelope's bow challenge, revealing himself, and slaying over 100 suitors with his son Telemachus and loyal allies. Posted March 13, it drew 65,000 likes and 25 million views, surging after Elon Musk's simple 'Yes' reply. Fans shared details like the faithful dog Argos recognizing him before dying, the nurse spotting his scar, and Penelope's immovable bed test, amid buzz for films like Ralph Fiennes' The Return and Nolan's upcoming Odyssey.

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After 20 years of war and monsters, Odysseus slips home as a beggar, heart burning with rage as suitors ravage his palace and court his loyal wife Penelope.

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On November 18, X user Vivid Prowess posted a query to non-Israeli, non-Jewish followers asking their personal reasons for supporting Israel, paired with an Israeli flag image. The post garnered over 300,000 views, nearly 7,000 likes, and 3,600 replies by Thursday, featuring endorsements from figures like Brianna Wu citing strategic defense against radical ideologies and emotional ties to Jewish humanity. Responses highlighted shared values, democracy, biblical faith, historical duty, and personal stories, alongside sharp critiques amid polarized views on ongoing conflicts.

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What drives non-Israelis and non-Jews to back Israel? Vivid Prowess's viral X question exploded with 300,000 views and thousands of raw replies.

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Conservative journalist Kaitlin Bennett filmed unedited exchanges on March 16 along Tampa's waterfront, where about two dozen mostly young Democrats said they aligned more with radical Islamists than MAGA supporters, citing shared human rights views or calling Trump backers ignorant and divisive. One gay woman even chanted 'Allahu Akbar' in solidarity but refused a MAGA slogan, while others dismissed recent radical Islamist attacks amid the U.S.-Iran war. The 30-minute YouTube video drew over 129,000 views and sharp conservative reactions like 'useful idiots' from Kevin Sorbo, highlighting deep polarization as the conflict escalates.

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Amid St. Patrick's Day crowds in Tampa, young liberals picked 'radical Islamists' over Trump supporters when asked who they felt safer with or had more in common.

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A vivid thread from Athenaeum Book Club recounts Odysseus enduring mockery, winning Penelope's bow challenge, revealing himself, and slaying over 100 suitors with his son Telemachus and loyal allies. Posted March 13, it drew 65,000 likes and 25 million views, surging after Elon Musk's simple 'Yes' reply. Fans shared details like the faithful dog Argos recognizing him before dying, the nurse spotting his scar, and Penelope's immovable bed test, amid buzz for films like Ralph Fiennes' The Return and Nolan's upcoming Odyssey.

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After 20 years of war and monsters, Odysseus slips home as a beggar, heart burning with rage as suitors ravage his palace and court his loyal wife Penelope.

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Fans of ENHYPEN debate whether to send petitions or emails to South Korea's National Assembly over an ENHYPEN controversy, fearing it will harm the group similarly to NewJeans. They reference NewJeans member Hanni's testimony at the National Assembly, which exposed K-pop idols' lack of worker protections under Korean law and led to proposals for the 'Hanni Act' for idols and trainees. The debate centers on career risks and the need for legal reforms in the K-pop industry.

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In October 2025, the infant died on the concrete below in Vasilyevo, Tatarstan, after her older sister allegedly threw her out in a jealous rage, according to investigators. The mother faces trial for leaving the children unsupervised, with the father at work. Online reactions split between outrage at the parents, sympathy for the haunted five-year-old, and calls for better vigilance around open windows in high-rises.

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A 21-day-old baby girl fell 40 feet from a fourth-floor window in Russia last fall, left alone with her five-year-old sister while mom stepped out.

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The Evening Star article from May 11, 1896, described seven Korean students who arrived at the HBCU after leaving Japan, charming peers with songs like Arirang. Fans zeroed in on the youngest, Blusig Kwe Im, whose 'eyes like drops of ink' reminded them of Jungkook's signature dark gaze. This discovery hit just as BTS teased their Arirang project, inspired by the students' story and tying into the group's lore of seven souls across time. While some see reincarnation fun, others view it as a neat link to Korean history and BTS's global journey.

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A 1896 newspaper painted a picture of a young Korean student at Howard University with ink-black eyes and wheat-yellow skin—details ARMY say match Jungkook perfectly.

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In October 1939, the Soviet Union demanded Finland give up key areas near Leningrad, like the Karelian Isthmus, in exchange for remote lands. Finland refused, leading to the Winter War where it inflicted heavy Soviet losses but ceded 11% of its territory in the 1940 peace treaty, displacing 400,000 people while keeping independence. Critics of the post highlight how acceptance might have mirrored the Baltic states' annexation, drawing parallels to failed appeasement and Finland's history of resisting Russian control. The discussion echoes today with Finland's NATO membership and strong support for Ukraine.

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A Serbian poster's map claimed Finland lost more land by fighting the Soviets in 1939 than if it had ceded territory upfront. Finns fired back, warning it ignored the real threat of full takeover.

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Iran's top military spokesperson accused Israel of using civilians as shields and demanded Azerbaijan expel Israeli assets or face attacks, following Baku's claims of Iranian drone strikes on its Nakhchivan exclave that injured two civilians. Azerbaijan denied Iran's involvement claims, arrested suspects in Iranian-linked plots targeting oil pipelines and Israeli sites, and heightened alerts while thanking allies like Israel. Tensions simmer in the Caucasus as both sides brace for possible retaliation amid broader U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran.

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Colonel Ebrahim Zolfaghari stared into the camera, delivering a stark Hebrew message to Israeli civilians while issuing an ultimatum to Azerbaijan. The warnings came days after alleged drone strikes rattled the region.

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Sevilla's Adams and Ejuke starred in their 4-1 upset over Barcelona back in October, with Adams scoring the clincher and Ejuke assisting, thrilling Nigerian supporters. Now, as Barcelona lead LaLiga with 67 points, influencers urge 'Nigeria First' backing for the 14th-placed underdogs, while die-hard Barca fans like Kombo and Gracey_Fcb refuse to switch sides. Adams, with about a dozen caps and seven LaLiga goals this season, told reporters Sevilla can shock the leaders again at home.

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Nigerian football fans face a tough choice: cheer their beloved Barcelona or root for Sevilla's Super Eagles stars Akor Adams and Chidera Ejuke in Sunday's Camp Nou showdown.

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Discussions center on USA facing weaker opponents like Slovakia, who upset Finland 4-1, while Canada played Sweden and nearly lost to Czechia in overtime. Canada fans highlight their tougher draw and Finland's win over Sweden amid rivalries heading into upcoming matchups.

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A post on X warned people to be wary of Telegram users, sparking U.S.-centric jokes linking the app to scams, drugs, and worse, while memes portrayed its users as untrustworthy weirdos. International users pushed back, explaining its everyday role in places like Russia and India for group chats, news, pirated media, and privacy amid censorship. The divide highlights cultural differences: niche and edgy in the U.S., mainstream for nearly 1 billion worldwide, despite controversies like lax moderation and CEO Pavel Durov's 2024 arrest.

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One post called Telegram users pedophiles or edgy teens, and it quickly drew thousands of likes along with memes like 'instant hard drive check.'

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French President Emmanuel Macron stated that France did not choose the conflict involving Iran, is not participating in it, and cannot be forced to do so, specifically declining involvement in operations to liberate or secure the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing tensions and bombing. He indicated France would be ready to assume responsibility for ship escort systems once the situation calms, in coordination with partners including India and European nations. The announcement contradicts US President Donald Trump's claims of French willingness to help.

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The March 14 profile explores Larijani's PhD in Western philosophy, his books blending Kant and Descartes with Islamic thought, and his decades in Iranian politics as parliament speaker and nuclear negotiator. At 67, he now heads the Supreme National Security Council amid U.S.-Iran tensions and questions over Supreme Leader Khamenei's health. Reactions ranged from mockery likening the praise to calling Hitler a painter, to defenders highlighting his intellectual depth against Western politicians.

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A Haaretz magazine piece paints Iran's top security chief Ali Larijani as both a ruthless leader and a brilliant philosopher on Kant. Readers quickly split, some comparing him to historical villains over his regime ties.

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The March 14 profile explores Larijani's PhD in Western philosophy, his books blending Kant and Descartes with Islamic thought, and his decades in Iranian politics as parliament speaker and nuclear negotiator. At 67, he now heads the Supreme National Security Council amid U.S.-Iran tensions and questions over Supreme Leader Khamenei's health. Reactions ranged from mockery likening the praise to calling Hitler a painter, to defenders highlighting his intellectual depth against Western politicians.

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A Haaretz magazine piece paints Iran's top security chief Ali Larijani as both a ruthless leader and a brilliant philosopher on Kant. Readers quickly split, some comparing him to historical villains over his regime ties.

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