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The X post shared screenshots of Quinta Brunson, 35, in a sparkling white beaded gown at a Tiffany & Co. High Jewelry event, but users roasted it for misusing the 'hear me out' meme typically reserved for unconventional crushes. Commenters called her a 'full meal,' 'fine bruh,' and a 'definite yes,' with one noting 'nothing to hear.' Fresh off her 2026 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series on Abbott Elementary and her amicable divorce in 2025, Brunson has been turning heads on red carpets and owning her confident glow-up.

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A post begged 'just hear me out' with glamorous shots of Quinta Brunson at a Tiffany event. Instead of debate, everyone agreed: she's stunning, no convincing needed.

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On March 3, 2026, Suntay described imagining intimacy with Curtis after spotting her at a hotel, using it to argue thoughts aren't criminal—prompting immediate objections and the comment being struck from the record. Women's advocates, the Commission on Human Rights, and netizens condemned it as misogynistic, especially amid National Women's Month, leading to an ethics complaint referred on March 5. Suntay apologized, admitting he fabricated the anecdote in the heat of debate and deserved the criticism, while allies called for Safe Spaces Act charges.

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During a heated impeachment hearing, Rep. Bong Suntay shared a made-up story about actress Anne Curtis that left the room stunned and quickly drew widespread backlash.

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Drafted fourth overall from Duke in 2025, 20-year-old Kon Knueppel averages 19.3 points with elite efficiency: 48.9% field goals, 43% from three, and 89% free throws. He set a record Tuesday as the fastest to 200 made threes in 58 games, fueling Charlotte's 12-3 run over their last 15 with stars LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller. Knueppel reclaimed the top spot on the Kia Rookie Ladder on February 25, drawing praise as a top-five rookie ever, though LaVar Ball credits his son for the team's streak.

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A Real Madrid broadcaster nailed a long-range shot call with 'Kon Knueppel, trying a three-pointer'—proof the Hornets rookie's name now echoes worldwide.

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Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry endorsed Rep. Julia Letlow's campaign for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Republican incumbent Sen. Bill Cassidy.

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Stephen A. Smith expressed strong frustration with the New York Knicks' lack of effort and inconsistent play during a First Take segment. The Knicks achieved a recent comeback win against Houston and hold the top defensive rating over the last 13 games, despite poor offensive output including 30.7% three-point shooting in the last four games. Discussions highlight rotation issues with players like Sochan, Diawara, Clarkson, and Kolek contributing to stagnant offense and lack of leadership.

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Brian McGinnis, a 44-year-old Green Party Senate candidate from North Carolina, interrupted a Subcommittee on Readiness hearing in the Hart Senate Office Building, yelling 'No one wants to die for Israel.' Sen. Tim Sheehy, a Republican former Navy SEAL, assisted Capitol Police in removing him after McGinnis resisted, resulting in injuries to McGinnis's arm and three officers. McGinnis faces seven charges including assault on officers; the incident amid U.S.-Iran tensions divided opinions, with supporters calling him a patriot and critics praising Sheehy's intervention.

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A former Marine sergeant stood up in his uniform during a key Senate hearing and shouted his opposition to U.S. war involvement for Israel, leading to a tense struggle with police.

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The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning just after 1:30 a.m. Thursday for northern Boone County, Arkansas, covering Omaha, Lowry, and Diamond City, where a severe thunderstorm moved east at 30 mph. The alert ended around 1:51 a.m. when the storm lost rotation, with no injuries, damage, or confirmed tornadoes reported. An earlier warning in McCurtain County, Oklahoma, also expired without issues, amid a broader severe weather pattern that could bring more storms to western Arkansas Friday night into Saturday.

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Residents in northern Arkansas and southeastern Oklahoma took shelter as radar showed storms spinning toward their communities in the early morning hours.

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Brian McGinnis, a 44-year-old Green Party Senate candidate from North Carolina, interrupted a Subcommittee on Readiness hearing in the Hart Senate Office Building, yelling 'No one wants to die for Israel.' Sen. Tim Sheehy, a Republican former Navy SEAL, assisted Capitol Police in removing him after McGinnis resisted, resulting in injuries to McGinnis's arm and three officers. McGinnis faces seven charges including assault on officers; the incident amid U.S.-Iran tensions divided opinions, with supporters calling him a patriot and critics praising Sheehy's intervention.

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A former Marine sergeant stood up in his uniform during a key Senate hearing and shouted his opposition to U.S. war involvement for Israel, leading to a tense struggle with police.

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