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⚡️ Donald Trump is making headlines once again after joking about his intention to run for a "fourth term" as President of the United States. The comment quickly spread across social media, drawing reactions from supporters, critics, and political observers alike. While the U.S. Constitution currently limits presidents to two elected terms, Trump's remark was widely viewed as a humorous statement that nevertheless reignited conversations about presidential term limits, political rhetoric, and the power of viral moments in modern politics. 🇺🇸 #usa #DonaldTrump #usanews #USPresident

⚡️ Donald Trump is making headlines once again after joking about his intention to run for a "fourth term" as President of the United States. The comment quickly spread across social media, drawing reactions from supporters, critics, and political observers alike. While the U.S. Constitution currently limits presidents to two elected terms, Trump's remark was widely viewed as a humorous statement that nevertheless reignited conversations about presidential term limits, political rhetoric, and the power of viral moments in modern politics. 🇺🇸 #usa #DonaldTrump #usanews #USPresident

Achraf Hakimi, the Moroccan football star and Paris Saint-Germain right-back, has spoken about the long-running rumors that his mother, Saida Mouh, manages his money and assets. The topic became popular again after his public divorce from Spanish-Tunisian actress Hiba Abouk in 2023. In a recent interview, Hakimi explained that the arrangement began long before his marriage. He said, “When I was 18, I couldn't open a bank account, so my mum collected my money. When I became successful, I just left it that way.” Hakimi also made it clear that the decision had nothing to do with his marriage or divorce. He said, “No! This has nothing to do with marriage, because as I said it was always that way since childhood... So my mother controlled everything and because everything was good… we left things as they were, especially when my success increased.” Over the years, his mother has remained the person he trusts the most with financial decisions. Hakimi said he still asks for her advice before making major purchases, such as buying a house or a car. As his career became more successful, the family decided that his mother would stop working and manage his finances full-time. Hakimi believes this arrangement is built on trust and love. He said, “I think that your mother is the only person that loves you truly, whether you have money or not.” It is also important to note that separate viral claims saying a French court ruled Hakimi had no assets, or that his former wife received nothing in the divorce, have not been verified. These claims are separate from Hakimi's own well-documented statements about why his mother manages his finances. #fifaworldcup #worldcup2026 #Morocco

Achraf Hakimi, the Moroccan football star and Paris Saint-Germain right-back, has spoken about the long-running rumors that his mother, Saida Mouh, manages his money and assets. The topic became popular again after his public divorce from Spanish-Tunisian actress Hiba Abouk in 2023. In a recent interview, Hakimi explained that the arrangement began long before his marriage. He said, “When I was 18, I couldn't open a bank account, so my mum collected my money. When I became successful, I just left it that way.” Hakimi also made it clear that the decision had nothing to do with his marriage or divorce. He said, “No! This has nothing to do with marriage, because as I said it was always that way since childhood... So my mother controlled everything and because everything was good… we left things as they were, especially when my success increased.” Over the years, his mother has remained the person he trusts the most with financial decisions. Hakimi said he still asks for her advi...

History in the skies over Murcia. Princess Leonor of Spain, the 20-year-old heir to the throne, has become the first member of the Spanish Royal Family to complete military parachute training — and the achievement is bigger than it sounds. She trained at the Méndez Parada Military Parachuting School at Alcantarilla Air Base, alongside nearly 50 fellow cadets from the General Air and Space Academy. The course covered everything from ground-landing drills and simulated tower jumps to the real thing: leaping from a CASA C-212 aircraft at roughly 1,300 feet. She completed several jumps in May, including one at night, before receiving her diploma and the coveted "cazador paracaidista" (paratrooper) badge. Here's what makes it historic: neither her father, King Felipe VI, nor her grandfather, Juan Carlos I, ever completed this training — despite both serving in the military themselves. Leonor is the first in three generations to earn the badge. This is just the latest milestone in a punishing three-year military education that began in 2023. She's trained with the Army at the General Military Academy in Zaragoza, sailed the seas with the Navy aboard the Juan Sebastián de Elcano training ship, and is now finishing her third and final year with the Air and Space Academy — where she's also flown an F-5 fighter jet and completed her first solo flight in a Pilatus PC-21. Under Spain's constitution, the monarch serves as commander-in-chief of the armed forces. This training isn't ceremonial — it's preparation for the job. Come September, she trades the flight suit for a classroom, starting Political Science at Madrid's Carlos III University. But for now, she's 1,300 feet up, first out the door, making history on the way down.

History in the skies over Murcia. Princess Leonor of Spain, the 20-year-old heir to the throne, has become the first member of the Spanish Royal Family to complete military parachute training — and the achievement is bigger than it sounds. She trained at the Méndez Parada Military Parachuting School at Alcantarilla Air Base, alongside nearly 50 fellow cadets from the General Air and Space Academy. The course covered everything from ground-landing drills and simulated tower jumps to the real thing: leaping from a CASA C-212 aircraft at roughly 1,300 feet. She completed several jumps in May, including one at night, before receiving her diploma and the coveted "cazador paracaidista" (paratrooper) badge. Here's what makes it historic: neither her father, King Felipe VI, nor her grandfather, Juan Carlos I, ever completed this training — despite both serving in the military themselves. Leonor is the first in three generations to earn the badge. This is just the latest mi...

Former Super Eagles captain John Mikel Obi praises Victor Osimhen, describing the striker's achievement of being ranked among the world's best footballers as a milestone no Nigerian player before him had reached. Speaking on the Obi One Podcast, Mikel said that while he remains one of Nigeria's most decorated footballers, Osimhen accomplished something he never did by finishing eighth in the Ballon d'Or rankings. Mikel said: "He needs to break my record first. I am still the most successful, decorated football player in the gym. Yes, yes. But, you know, I think, you know, he's obviously, he got an award that I never got. Number eight in the world. Yeah. That is absolutely, absolutely amazing. I must say congratulations. I mean, the season you had, it was fantastic. And I never got to that stage. And this is a different stage. You've raised the level. You've raised the bar so high. And I must say congratulations. And, I mean, how do you, I mean, how do you feel coming number eight in the world? So it was Lionel Messi, Haaland, Kylian Mbappe, and then there was a few others. There's a few others. And you, we, me, JJ, Kanu, never got to that stage. You got to that stage. Congratulations. How do you feel about that?" Responding, Osimhen thanked Mikel for being a role model and source of inspiration, saying: "Thank you. First of all, I have to tell you something, Chris. You know, the man sitting next to you has been a big inspiration for me and aspiring football players. Thank you. He's been a household name. Thank you. I have to give him his flowers. He's been an amazing legend for us, an amazing example on and off the pitch. Do you understand? His life, his character. You know, I'm not just saying this because I'm live with you guys and he's here. I used to say this to every aspiring footballer." Photo credit: Pau Barrena UEFA/Gettyimages, victorosimhen/Instagram

Former Super Eagles captain John Mikel Obi praises Victor Osimhen, describing the striker's achievement of being ranked among the world's best footballers as a milestone no Nigerian player before him had reached. Speaking on the Obi One Podcast, Mikel said that while he remains one of Nigeria's most decorated footballers, Osimhen accomplished something he never did by finishing eighth in the Ballon d'Or rankings. Mikel said: "He needs to break my record first. I am still the most successful, decorated football player in the gym. Yes, yes. But, you know, I think, you know, he's obviously, he got an award that I never got. Number eight in the world. Yeah. That is absolutely, absolutely amazing. I must say congratulations. I mean, the season you had, it was fantastic. And I never got to that stage. And this is a different stage. You've raised the level. You've raised the bar so high. And I must say congratulations. And, I mean, how do you, I mean...

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Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie attended the opening of “Statues Also Breathe,” an exhibition at the Museum of African Contemporary Art Al Maaden (MACAAL) in Marrakech, Morocco, paying tribute to the Chibok girls who remain missing. Created by French artist Prune Nourry in collaboration with Nigerian musician and activist Ade Bantu, the exhibition features 108 clay sculptures inspired by the famous Ife heads. Each sculpture was modelled using photographs entrusted to the artist by the mothers of the abducted girls. #africanfolder

Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie attended the opening of “Statues Also Breathe,” an exhibition at the Museum of African Contemporary Art Al Maaden (MACAAL) in Marrakech, Morocco, paying tribute to the Chibok girls who remain missing. Created by French artist Prune Nourry in collaboration with Nigerian musician and activist Ade Bantu, the exhibition features 108 clay sculptures inspired by the famous Ife heads. Each sculpture was modelled using photographs entrusted to the artist by the mothers of the abducted girls. #africanfolder