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Elon Musk stated late Saturday that Dubai and the UAE are objectively safer and better run than many European areas, hours after Iran fired 137 missiles and 209 drones at UAE sites in retaliation for U.S. and Israeli strikes. UAE defenses intercepted most, but debris caused fires, one death in Abu Dhabi, injuries at Dubai airport, and flight suspensions. Videos showed lively night scenes in Dubai, backed by Numbeo data ranking Abu Dhabi (88.9 safety) and Dubai (83.9) far above London or Paris, though critics noted geopolitical risks, strict laws, and Europe's petty crime issues.

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As Iranian missiles lit up UAE skies, families strolled Dubai's streets past the Burj Khalifa, sharing videos of calm amid the alerts.

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The wave began Wednesday when de Coucy posted his Bluesky lockout, blaming mild posts like offering an olive branch to Will Stancil or telling a user to calm down. @Dril followed with his own notice over an Epstein files screenshot, but his account returned after a Bluesky developer called it a mod mistake on the dormant profile. De Coucy's suspension persists, fueling X users' jabs at Bluesky's stricter moderation compared to X's chaos.

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Enguerrand VII de Coucy shared his suspension notice with dark humor, captioning it 'I’ve had horrible news.' Hours later, parody legend @dril declared the ban only boosted his #Power.

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Sama Hoole posted about his farm animals Gerald the bull, Keith the goat, and Doris the sheep, dubbing them the 'Gerald-Keith-Doris Cinematic Universe'. The Guardian published a negative review criticizing the posts as a 'troubling celebration of ruminant agriculture' that fails to interrogate structural violence. Hoole's followers rallied in support, embracing the 'Ruminati' term and defending small-scale farming.

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Sama Hoole posted about his farm animals Gerald the bull, Keith the goat, and Doris the sheep, dubbing them the 'Gerald-Keith-Doris Cinematic Universe'. The Guardian published a negative review criticizing the posts as a 'troubling celebration of ruminant agriculture' that fails to interrogate structural violence. Hoole's followers rallied in support, embracing the 'Ruminati' term and defending small-scale farming.

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The groundbreaking five-year agreement places Tyson's red-and-yellow oval logo on uniforms for football, basketball, baseball, volleyball, and every other Razorback team, plus fields, courts, and press backdrops. Athletics Director Hunter Yurachek called it the most lucrative true corporate sponsorship in college athletics, with about 90% of revenue going directly to student-athletes via NIL programs. Tyson becomes the 'Official Protein of the Razorbacks,' fueling a new era amid revenue shifts from the NCAA settlement, while fans mix excitement over the cash with jokes about the jersey look.

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Tyson Foods, the Springdale giant just minutes from campus, steps up as the Razorbacks' exclusive jersey sponsor across all 19 varsity sports starting next season.

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The shop at 353 W 200 S offered exclusive horror-themed merch like $90 embroidered hoodies, $50 tees in camo and ghostly prints, plush blankets, retro VHS tapes, and mystery boxes that had fans geeking out online. Held from noon to 6 p.m. on what locals called 'Omens Day' (2.22), it drew crowds with black walls, velvet drapes, and masked figurines evoking the band's eerie aesthetic. Tied to their 'Do You Feel Love' tour—named after 2025 single 'Specter'—the pop-up previews more stops in Denver, Kansas City, and beyond through late March.

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Fans lined up early Sunday at Bad Omens' first U.S. pop-up in Salt Lake City, stepping into a dimly lit gothic wonderland just hours before the arena show kicked off.

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Infantino stepped in after the FIFA corruption scandal that ended Sepp Blatter's reign, promising reforms that supporters say delivered: revenues over $7 billion, billions invested in grassroots via FIFA Forward, tech like VAR, and expanded events including the 48-team 2026 World Cup. Confederations from Brazil to Africa thanked him for infrastructure, anti-racism efforts, and youth programs, while critics highlight player union clashes, high ticket prices, and ethics concerns. Re-elected unopposed through 2027, his leadership faces its next test with the massive North American tournament ahead.

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On the exact anniversary of his 2016 election, Gianni Infantino received global praise from football leaders, legends like Totti and Puyol, and even Tom Brady for growing the game.

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Born in 1940 to sharecropper parents in Alabama, Lewis organized sit-ins as a teen, rode with Freedom Riders, and endured the brutal Bloody Sunday beating on Selma's Edmund Pettus Bridge in 1965, helping spur the Voting Rights Act. He served 17 terms in Congress until his death in 2020, always fighting for voting access and equality. Leaders like Bernice King, who called him 'Uncle John,' Senator Raphael Warnock, and Billie Jean King shared personal memories today, vowing to carry on his nonviolent legacy amid Black History Month reflections on ongoing battles.

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On what would have been his 86th birthday, heartfelt tributes poured in for John Lewis, the civil rights hero who urged everyone to make 'good trouble' for justice.

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A YouGov poll from September to October 2025 asked over 28,000 adults across England about their attachment to ceremonial counties. Cornwall led with 53% reporting very strong ties, nearly double the 29% national average, followed by Cumbria at 44% and Northumberland and Devon at 42% each. Northern and southwestern regions showed stronger pride overall, while Midlands and southeastern counties like Bedfordshire lagged at 15-17%, with some blaming modern boundary changes for diluting identities.

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Imagine feeling so tied to your home county that over half of you say the bond is very strong— that's the reality for folks in Cornwall right now.

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The Scottish darts player kicked off the 2026 Superbet Poland Darts Open with a gritty 6-4 win over Ritchie Edhouse, hitting nine 180s despite a right hand injury from December 2025 that left him with no feeling in his fingers. After splitting his hand open during a World Championship loss, undergoing emergency surgery, and battling mental trauma through hypnotherapy, Menzies openly shared his regret: 'I've made a massive mistake and have to live with it.' Fans praised his resilience while some critics reminded him not to punch tables, as he now advances to face tougher competition like Luke Littler.

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Just two months after punching a table in frustration and nearly ending his career, Cameron Menzies stepped up in Krakow with bloodied hands healed but nerves raw.

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The matchup pits Lewandowski's 700+ club goals, Bundesliga record of 41 in a season, and 107 UCL strikes against Kane's Premier League records, 213 goals, and explosive Bayern form with 36 in his debut year plus 28 more this season. Lewandowski brings 10 Bundesligas, a UCL title, and praise from Klopp as his best player ever, while Kane shines with playmaking assists and big-game grit despite fewer trophies. Fans argue peaks and finishing for Lewa versus Kane's all-around completeness, with no clear winner as both thrive in 2025/26.

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Bayern legend Robert Lewandowski faces off against Harry Kane in club kits, splitting fans on who's the ultimate striker in a lively poll showdown.

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ENHYPEN's latest EN-O'CLOCK episode, 'Winter ENlympics Part 2: How to Have Fun Without Skates - Hope Edition,' dropped on February 26 with teams battling on synthetic ice using air sled hockey, relay races, and improvised tools like brooms and flyswatters. Jungwon earned the 'terrorizer-in-chief' title for aggressive plays alongside Ni-ki, ambushing Jake, while Sunoo faced endless teasing from teammates like Heeseung calling fouls on him mid-game. Jake's green onion hockey stick and Sunoo's pouty protests became instant memes, with fans creating chibi art and montages of the group's playful betrayals and chemistry.

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Jungwon charged on his yellow sled like a force of nature, bumping rivals off course while Jake swung a giant green onion as his hockey stick.

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