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A video of Donald Trump filmed during a Memphis Safe Task Force roundtable on March 23 in Memphis, Tennessee has rapidly spread across social media platforms, drawing attention for an unusual moment captured on camera. During the event, Trump appeared to lose focus briefly, with what several viewers described as his eyes rolling backward and his head jerking slightly. The sequence, lasting only a few seconds, has nonetheless fueled widespread discussion online, where users have dissected the footage frame by frame.
The moment stood out in an otherwise routine public appearance centered on crime and public safety, shifting attention away from policy remarks and toward Trump’s physical demeanor during the conference.
As the clip gained traction, many viewers began pointing out similarities between Trump’s movements and past viral moments involving Elon Musk. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO has, on multiple occasions, displayed comparable eye and head movements during high-profile appearances, prompting speculation and commentary at the time. Social media users were quick to connect the two, with some writing «This looks exactly like Musk at the inauguration» and others noting «Same eye roll, same head movement, it’s uncanny». These comparisons have circulated widely, often accompanied by side-by-side video edits highlighting the perceived resemblance between the two men’s behavior in public settings.
One of the most cited examples dates back to Trump’s inauguration, where Elon Musk was present and briefly captured on camera exhibiting unusual eye movements that drew attention online. At the time, clips of Musk blinking rapidly and tilting his head circulated widely, prompting debates over whether the behavior was due to fatigue, stress, or simply a moment taken out of context. Musk did not directly address those specific clips, but he has previously commented on the pressures of public appearances, stating «The amount of scrutiny is insane», a remark that resurfaced as users revisited older footage in light of the current Trump video.
«Same eye roll, same head movement, it’s uncanny».
-Social media commentator
Another frequently referenced moment occurred during a meeting in the Oval Office, when Musk appeared alongside Trump in what was later described as a tense period preceding their highly publicized falling-out. During that appearance, Musk was again seen displaying similar eye and head movements, which were widely shared online at the time. The footage has since been recirculated as part of the current wave of comparisons. While neither Trump nor Musk publicly addressed those specific observations, the visual similarities have become a focal point in online discussions, often overshadowing the political and business context of their interactions.
The renewed attention on Trump’s behavior has also prompted a broader look at his public appearances, particularly moments where he appeared fatigued or disengaged. Over the years, there have been several instances during press conferences and official events where Trump seemed to struggle with maintaining focus, occasionally closing his eyes for extended periods or pausing mid-sentence. These moments have been widely documented and shared, often sparking debate about their significance. In the current case, the Memphis footage has added another example to that growing collection, with users interpreting the brief lapse in different ways depending on their perspective.
«The amount of scrutiny is insane.»
-Tesla and SpaceX CEO, Elon Musk
As the video continues to circulate, reactions remain divided between those who view the moment as inconsequential and those who see it as part of a broader pattern. The comparison to Elon Musk has amplified the discussion, giving the clip a second layer of virality beyond the initial incident. For now, neither Trump nor his representatives have publicly commented on the footage. However, the episode illustrates how even minor, fleeting moments captured on camera can quickly become major talking points, especially when they intersect with past viral narratives involving other high-profile figures.
On February 28, 2026, the United States of America seemingly bombed an all-girls elementary school in Iran, killing more than 150 children and teachers. On March 27, during a UN Human Rights Council meeting, several UN states expressed disapproval with the illegal strike. According to UN sources, death tolls actually surpassed 170, with at least 160 children being killed by the strike. The Council was called together for an emergency debate to discuss the attack on the school. The Shajareh Tayyebeh Girls’ School in Minab was struck on the first day of Donald Trump’s war on Iran.
UN calls for Washington probe to end
Multiple UN members and governors have called for the US to conclude its probe into the attack. The US opened an investigation into the attack on March 11, with the Pentagon claiming that it was indeed a US missile that struck the school. UN Human Rights chief Volker Turk is imploring Donald Trump to conclude the probe and publish the official results. Neither Israeli nor US officials in Geneva immediately responded to questions about the incident and the status of their investigations. Their seats were empty as both had disengaged from the body. Pakistan’s ambassador to the UN in Geneva, Bilal Ahmad, called the death’ unconscionable, and China’s ambassador Jia Guide said he was deeply shocked.
“There must be justice for the terrible harm done,”
Volker Turk
Donald Trump backtracks
On March 7, Donald Trump was asked about the bombing. Trump claimed that Iran was responsible for the attack on its own people. Trump claimed that “Based on what I’ve seen, that was done by Iran”. Evidence emerged later that day that the school had been struck by a Tomahawk missile, a kind of missile that the US produces. The United States is the only country involved in the war on Iran that has possession of Tomahawk missiles. When pressed about his comments on March 10, Donald Trump backtracked on his statement from March 7.
Trump claimed that he didn’t know enough about the incident to make claims about the details of the attack. He added that the US would open a probe into the attack to try to decipher how it happened. He also assured voters that he would accept the results of the probe. It was a sudden shift from his certainty that Iran perpetrated the attack to an acceptance that the US may be at fault. Trump has not admitted any wrongdoing, and Washington has not released the results of its probe. The Guardian reported that an unnamed US official claimed the attack was due to a targeting mistake courtesy of the US military. The school was located near a base belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
Iranian foreign minister comments
Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, was present on the video call, as it was Iran who called the emergency debate. Araghchi told the council that despite what Trump claimed, the attack was not a miscalculation, and the students of Shajareh Tayyebeh Girls’ School were murdered in cold blood. UN rapporteur for education, Farida Shaheed, told the council that the school had been struck with precise munitions. More than 600 schools and education facilities have been destroyed or severely damaged by US-Israeli attacks so far in Iran, while at least 230 children and teachers have been killed, according to her office.
“The killing of children can never, ever be justified,”
Farida Shaheed
Cost of war
As of March 27th, preliminary figures show harrowing victim counts across the Middle East. In Iran, more than 1,900 people have been killed by US and Israeli strikes. US forces have struck more than 7,000 locations in Iran, and alongside the 1,937 killed, another 24,800 Iranians have been injured, and more than 3 million people have been displaced. A US strike targeting an all-girls elementary school killed 168 children. In Lebanon, more than 1,000 people have been killed by Israeli strikes, with another 3,100 injured and more than 1 million civilians displaced. Thirteen US servicemembers have been killed, and 19 people have been killed in Israel. Since February 28, 168 people have been killed by Iranian strikes across Gulf Countries.
War on Iran
On February 28, 2026, the US government and Israel undertook a joint operation in Iran, with the US subsequently declaring it was at war with the country. The attacks triggered retaliatory strikes from Iran, targeting US and Israeli military bases across the Middle East. According to Donald Trump, there is no timeline for this war, and the US will continue its operations in the country until it sees a significant regime change, as well as an end to Iran’s supposed nuclear program.
US and Israeli strikes killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, on Day One of the war, completing Trump’s supposed goal. Khamenei has been using deadly violence against civilian protesters in Tehran, and his killing has been the only positive piece of Donald Trump’s illegal intervention. Donald Trump changed his reasoning for attacking Iran after Khamenei’s death, instead claiming he attacked Iran because he had certain information that Iran was going to attack Israel and the United States. Israel calls the strategy ‘forward defence’.
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The year 2026 was marked by the passing of many personalities who left a lasting mark on our society. Artists, creators, public figures, thinkers, and athletes—each and every one contributed in their own way to shaping our era and our collective imagination. This In Memoriam project pays tribute to those who left us during the year. Through these memories, we take a moment to remember their influence, celebrate their contributions, and honor lives that will continue to resonate long after their passing.
Tiger Woods fait de nouveau la une de l’actualité après avoir été impliqué dans un accident de voiture survenu le 27 mars 2026 en Floride, près de Jupiter Island, où il réside. Selon les autorités locales, l’accident implique au moins deux véhicules, dont celui de Woods, un SUV qui s’est renversé et retrouvé sur le côté après l’impact, rapportent plusieurs médias, dont le New York Post.
Les premières informations indiquent que l’accident s’est produit en début d’après-midi dans une zone résidentielle. Malgré des images impressionnantes montrant le véhicule renversé et une forte présence policière, aucune blessure grave n’a été signalée. Une personne impliquée a été transportée à l’hôpital dans un état stable, tandis qu’une autre a refusé des soins médicaux. Des témoins affirment que Woods semblait conscient et relativement indemne sur les lieux.
Les autorités ont confirmé que Tiger Woods a été placé en état d’arrestation en marge de l’accident, pour conduite avec les facultés affaiblies.
Cet événement ravive l’attention sur le passé de Woods en matière d’incidents routiers. En 2017, il avait été arrêté en Floride pour conduite avec facultés affaiblies, après avoir été retrouvé endormi au volant sous l’influence de médicaments prescrits. Il avait alors plaidé coupable à une infraction moindre et suivi un programme de réhabilitation.
Plus récemment, en 2021, Woods avait été victime d’un grave accident de voiture en Californie, qui lui avait causé de multiples fractures à la jambe et failli mettre fin à sa carrière. Cet accident avait marqué un tournant majeur, entraînant plusieurs opérations et une longue rééducation.
Le nouvel accident survient à un moment clé pour le golfeur de 50 ans, qui tentait un retour progressif à la compétition après plusieurs blessures, dont une rupture du tendon d’Achille en 2025. Sa participation à des tournois majeurs comme le Masters restait incertaine, et cet événement soulève de nouvelles interrogations sur son état physique et son avenir sportif.
Tiger Woods is back in the headlines after being involved in a car accident on March 27, 2026, in Florida, near Jupiter Island, where he lives. According to local authorities, the accident involved at least two vehicles, including Woods’s SUV, which overturned and landed on its side after the impact, as reported by several media outlets, including the New York Post.
Initial reports indicate that the accident occurred in the early afternoon in a residential area. Despite dramatic footage showing the overturned vehicle and a heavy police presence, no serious injuries have been reported. One person involved was taken to the hospital in stable condition, while another declined medical treatment. Witnesses say Woods appeared conscious and relatively unharmed at the scene.
Authorities confirmed that Tiger Woods was arrested in connection with the accident for driving under the influence. Police revealed that alcohol was reportedly involved.
This incident has reignited attention on Woods’ history of traffic incidents. In 2017, he was arrested in Florida for driving under the influence after being found asleep at the wheel while under the influence of prescription medication. He subsequently pleaded guilty to a lesser charge and completed a rehabilitation program.
More recently, in 2021, Woods was involved in a serious car accident in California that left him with multiple leg fractures and nearly ended his career. That accident marked a major turning point, leading to several surgeries and a long rehabilitation process.
The new accident comes at a critical time for the 50-year-old golfer, who was attempting a gradual return to competition after several injuries, including a ruptured Achilles tendon in 2025. His participation in major tournaments like the Masters remained uncertain, and this incident raises new questions about his physical condition and his athletic future.
In summary, although the 2026 accident appears less serious than his previous incidents, it is part of a series of events that continue to shape Tiger Woods’ career and personal life, blending athletic resilience, physical challenges, and constant media exposure.
Nearly a full month after Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu began their war on Iran, Gulf countries have been the real victims. In retaliation against US attacks on Iran, the nation has been indiscriminately striking other ULF nations. Specifically, Iran has been targeting US military installations, oil infrastructure, and airports. Iran’s attacks have been the greatest fear for the Gulf countries attacked, and now they are coming to Trump with requests. It seems as though multiple major energy hubs on the Gulf coast are not clamouring for the war to be finished sooner, but finished properly.
Gulf countries request destruction
As Donald Trump has ramped up ceasefire talks, Gulf countries are questioning what will be best for them. According to Saudi Arabia, it wants Tehran’s missile and ballistic missile capabilities to be degraded completely. According to an official from the UAE, the United Arab Emirates believes it would be “difficult” for the region to continue to live with an Iranian missile and drone program. Donald Trump cited ending Iran’s nuclear program as one of his reasons for attacking the country, so Saudi Arabia and the UAE’s requests are in line with what Trump and Israel have expressed a desire for. Where conflict may arise is in the details of the ‘degrading’.
“Our thinking does not stop at a ceasefire, but rather turns toward solutions that ensure lasting security”
-Anwar Gargash
Trump vs America
Donald Trump’s war on Iran has not raised his popularity among American voters. Trump ran on a campaign of ‘no new wars’, and now he has started the largest conflict in the Middle East since the Iraq War. Gas prices have skyrocketed in the US, with some Americans paying 40% more at the pump than before the war. The price of Brent Crude is more than $100 a barrel, and gas prices in the US grew by at least 30% across the country. Trump needs a way out of this war. He has already succeeded in eliminating Ali Khamenei, damaging Iranian military installations, and reaffirming the US’s willingness to conduct long-term foreign military operations.
Trump has flexed his muscles and proven his point; now, he needs to make a profit for Americans. If Gulf nations like Saudi Arabia and the UAE manage to insert themselves into ceasefire negotiations, it could feasibly weaken Donald Trump’s hand and shift the focus away from the US. There is also the added layer of Israel. Experts are convinced that it was Israel who convinced Donald Trump to engage with Iran, which means the war will not end until Israel is also satisfied. Israel’s goal is the total destruction of Iran’s military forces, government, and institutions.
The wrong victims
Iranian security officials recently revealed that the majority of the nation’s firepower has been dedicated to attacking Gulf countries. The attacks on Arab states have baffled the leaders of the respective nations. Many Gulf nations actively lobbied against Donald Trump’s attacks on Iran, imploring the leader to keep peace in the Middle East. Regional leaders across the Gulf insist that they have no role in the war; Iranian officials argue that their relationship with the US makes them an enemy. As the war progressed, Tehran accused several Gulf Arab states of allowing the US to use their territories to launch attacks on the Islamic Republic. Iran has also changed its demands since the beginning of the war. Iranian officials are now demanding complete control over the Strait of Hormuz, as well as war reparations and a change to the US’s ally agreements with Gulf countries.
An enemy of the Gulf
Before the war, Iran’s relationship with the Gulf nations was tenuous but reliable. Since Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz, Gulf countries rely on the nation to aid and abet the transport of oil and natural gas. With Iran in opposition to Israel, and with a powerful military, it was also positioned to be a formidable ally for countries threatening the major energy hub that is the Persian Gulf. Instead, Iran has turned around and attacked nine different nations with which it previously had a positive relationship. Now, more than 100 people have been killed across nine nations, and Iran is viewed as public enemy number one according to Abdulaziz Sager, chairman of the Saudi-based Gulf Research Center.
“This is an ugly Iran that we are confronted with, and it is the duty of everybody, not just America, to… not surrender and do not let this (Iran) go away without being punished.”
Abdulaziz Sager
Cost of war
As of March 26th, preliminary figures show harrowing victim counts across the Middle East. In Iran, more than 1,900 people have been killed by US and Israeli strikes. US forces have struck more than 7,000 locations in Iran, and alongside the 1,937 killed, another 24,800 Iranians have been injured, and more than 3 million people have been displaced. A US strike targeting an all-girls elementary school killed 168 children. In Lebanon, more than 1,000 people have been killed by Israeli strikes, with another 3,100 injured and more than 1 million civilians displaced. Thirteen US servicemembers have been killed, and 19 people have been killed in Israel. Since February 28, 168 people have been killed by Iranian strikes across Gulf Countries.