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Battlefield and recruitment videos released by Ukraine and Russia in the ongoing war bear hallmarks of video propaganda pushed by the Islamic State group.

The Freedom of Russia Legion shared images and videos of the flag after its fighters crossed into Russia's Belgorod region.

Their owner told Newsweek the custom cat-friendly charcuterie board included green-lipped mussels, dental chews, catnip and more and that it went down a treat.

The video was taken near a Texas border town that has seen a spike in activity in the last several weeks.

"Ash loves Frankie and always wants to rub up against him," the cat's owner told Newsweek.

Inspired by much-loved director Wes Anderson, videos are offering a fresh creative outlet for social media users.

The 6.5-magnitude quake has reportedly left three dead so far.

From dolphins and dogs becoming friends to bears enjoying fast food, celebrate wildlife's wonderful peculiarities with these videos.

The TikToker said that they had used 28 pounds of peanut butter to pull off the wild prank.

It is unclear why the founder of the controversial organization has been placed on paid leave.

An edited audiobook version of the prince's memoir 'Spare' has nearly a million views and is being used by creators as a new viral trend.

A string of storms has battered the West Coast of the United States since late December.

"His internal CD player is skipping," joked one commenter in reaction to a video.

"The Joe Rogan Experience" remains the top podcast on Spotify, following a year that saw a notable backlash.

"They play together, sleep together and eat together," the owner told Newsweek.

"We started letting him take the blankie with him on walks, and it really seemed to help," Myko's owner told Newsweek.

The footage of Will Smith slapping Chris Rock and dropping an F-bomb at the Oscars was beaten into second on the countdown.

Iranians cheered, honked their car horns and shot off fireworks in celebration of their own team's World Cup defeat amid rising political turmoil.

With the recent Club Q shooting on many people's minds, sometimes it helps to celebrate LGBTQ joy.

While the turkey is the star of the show, its trusty support team of side dishes are the true dinner table MVPs.

A stunned country was informed of the news by reporter Walter Cronkite, who removed his glasses, cleared his throat and blinked rapidly during the broadcast.

"Oh that cat loooooooves him," one TikTok user said.

"I always wanted to leave my hometown and know how difficult that step can be so I wanted to share the journey," the content creator told Newsweek.

People ran in panic as the sound of the blast echoed down the primary commercial street in Turkey's largest metropolis.

Videos of homes that have been washed away as a result of Hurricane Nicole have also begun circulating on social media.

"It's been absolutely wild being the voice on TikTok," the voiceover artist told Newsweek

"That's so stinking cute," said one comment on the now-viral video, as the cat's owner posts video updates of her pet.

"All people deserve to be comfortable while flying, not just fat people," Kayla Logan told Newsweek after her TikTok video criticizing seat space went viral.

The pimplepopping hashtag on TikTok has over 17 billion views, with clips showing gory up close details of hair and puss extraction.

Quinn the French bulldog began to play Swingball alone in lockdown. Her owner told Newsweek, "We struggle to have a game without her wanting to be involved."