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The former Arsenal captain and Chelsea title winner, now coaching Como to sixth in Serie A, said Chelsea fans embraced him despite his rival roots, giving him the love and success Arsenal couldn't match—no disrespect intended. He burst into tears as a substitute in his final Chelsea game, a 1-0 loss to Leicester. Fans remain split, with Chelsea supporters cherishing his words while Arsenal loyalists call him out, all sparked by a question on players impossible to hate. Looking ahead, the 38-year-old hopes to manage one of his old clubs someday.

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Cesc Fàbregas couldn't hold back tears in his emotional 2019 Stamford Bridge goodbye, but left Arsenal dry-eyed in 2011. Now he's sharing why that moment hit so hard.

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MGM+ has renewed its romantic adventure drama series Robin Hood for a second season. The show stars Jack Patten as Robin Hood and Sean Bean as the Sheriff of Nottingham.

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In a February 20 ruling, the Court struck down tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act since early 2025, but Bessent called it a win for affirming Trump's authority under other laws like Section 122 of the Trade Act. Trump quickly responded by signing an executive order for a 10% global tariff, soon raised to 15%. Bessent's interview mixed policy talk with sharp jabs at figures like Olympic skier Eileen Gu, George Soros, and California Governor Gavin Newsom, drawing cheers from conservatives and pushback from Democrats like Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

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Hours after the Supreme Court blocked President Trump's emergency tariff powers, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent went on Fox News with a no-holds-barred defense of the policy.

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The image shows 55-year-old veteran Bovino, who leads urban raids targeting undocumented immigrants in cities like Los Angeles and Minneapolis, standing against an orange backdrop in a double-breasted coat with gold buttons. Critics mocked his height—guessing 5'2" to 5'4"—and compared him to historical figures, while supporters praised his frontline leadership. Bovino embraced the attention, joking about the coat's vintage roots amid ongoing protests and his role in President Trump's deportation efforts. He plans to retire soon, but vows more operations ahead.

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A stern photo of Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino in a long green trench coat has people fixating on his short stature next to towering agents. He responded with a lighthearted nod to 1924 agency style.

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Customers in the United States and United Kingdom have flooded X with complaints against USPS, FedEx, UPS, and Royal Mail, citing delivery delays, frozen tracking updates, and misdelivered packages as the holiday rush intensifies. Specific grievances include ignored redirect requests, undeliverable marks without delivery attempts, and packages stuck in service loops despite repeated contacts. Carriers responded with standard offers to investigate via direct messages, while USPS noted a potential disruption from a Louisville airport incident on November 19; no widespread systemic issues were reported by major outlets amid pre-Thanksgiving volume spikes.

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Parcels looping endlessly between hubs and vanishing from trackers have ignited a wave of fury on X this week.

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During the World Economic Forum from January 19 to 23, Tuggar highlighted Nigeria's push for infrastructure like power and rail as keys to industrialization, while inviting private investment amid stabilized foreign exchange and fintech growth. He held talks with leaders from Goldman Sachs, Meta, Google, and others on topics from investor confidence to AI governance and migration opportunities. In a February 16 Semafor op-ed, he rejected simplistic stereotypes of violence as religious, pointing instead to Sahel instability, banditry, weak institutions, and climate strains, and called for partnerships grounded in realities like Africa's youth population.

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At Davos last month, Yusuf Maitama Tuggar stepped up to reframe Nigeria's story, pitching reforms and urging the world to see Africa's real challenges and strengths.

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Romero, who stunned Garcia with a unanimous decision upset in Times Square last May, claims Garcia ignored their contract's rematch clause despite deals on purses, venue, and splits already in place. Instead, Garcia moved to 147 pounds and dominated Mario Barrios last Saturday in Las Vegas to claim the WBC welterweight title. Fans split on Romero's rant—some push for the rematch, others call out his own inactivity since the win—while insiders see a Haney rematch as Garcia's likely next step.

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Rolly Romero didn't mince words after Ryan Garcia's big welterweight win, blasting him as boxing's biggest coward for backing out of their rematch.

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On Wednesday's 'The Five,' Democratic co-host Jessica Tarlov drew sharp criticism for focusing on negatives in Trump's February 24 address, including his mention of Iryna Zarutska, stabbed to death in Charlotte. Fact checks show the suspect, DeCarlos Brown Jr., is a U.S. citizen, not an immigrant as some framed it, fueling accusations that Tarlov misrepresented Trump and rambled on unrelated topics. Viewers called her despicable and demanded her firing, highlighting tensions on the conservative-leaning show where she provides counterpoints as a rotating host since 2017.

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Right after Trump's upbeat State of the Union, Fox's Jessica Tarlov pointed out flaws in his immigration story about a Ukrainian refugee's death—and conservative viewers fired back hard.

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PC Gamer Editor-in-Chief Tyler Wilde argued that Wildlight Entertainment's free-to-play PvP shooter Highguard didn't flop, comparing its sharp drop from a 97,249 peak to typical FPS fades like FragPunk. The studio laid off most of its team two weeks after the January 26 launch due to a troubled rollout with PC issues, netcode problems, and empty maps, leaving a core group for support. Steam reviews sit at 55% negative from 38,000 ratings, yet Wildlight leaders emphasized building a passionate community over massive numbers. X responses included memes, jabs at 'game journalist cope,' and a Community Note bluntly stating 'Highguard flopped,' linking to layoff reports.

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Highguard launched with 97,000 players on day one, but numbers crashed to under 2,000 as layoffs hit the studio. PC Gamer called it normal for shooters—X users and a sharp Community Note disagreed.

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A TikTok video equates a supposed 'holocaust on Muslims' to the Jewish Holocaust and proposes Maral Salmassi as the Muslim equivalent of the pope or Iran's Ayatollah. The video has gone viral and is being widely mocked across X posts.

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The duo issued a joint statement calling out Universal for using Greenwood's 'Barbara Rose' cue from Phantom Thread without consulting him, breaching his composer agreement, and demanded its removal from Melania, directed by Brett Ratner. The film, which follows Melania in the 20 days before Donald Trump's 2025 inauguration, has faced a rocky box office run—$13.4 million domestically after a sharp drop, and weak overseas earnings—plus critic backlash as propaganda. Melania producer Marc Beckman dismissed the claims as a 'blatant lie,' insisting all music contracts were properly executed and artists compensated.

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Paul Thomas Anderson and Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood just drew a line in the sand over their 2017 film score showing up in Melania Trump's new documentary.

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On February 16, the First Amendment Troop staged 'ResistDance' in Washington, D.C., portraying the killings of Renee Nicole Good, shot by an ICE agent on January 7 after driving from a raid, and Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a nurse shot multiple times on January 24 during an ICE operation. The performance spread widely online, with supporters praising its artistry while critics called it corny and misleading. Tensions rose when Good's Minneapolis memorial was set ablaze on February 17, and U2 released an EP honoring her as an 'American mother of three' fighting for freedom.

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Twenty-two performers in maroon outfits stood on Lincoln Memorial steps, symbolically reenacting the deaths of a poet-mother and a nurse as modern-day resisters against federal agents.

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Posts on X sarcastically compare Minnesota to conflict zones and sanctioned countries such as Gaza, Cuba, Venezuela, and Iran, suggesting it could soon become a viable vacation destination. Users joke about avoiding Minnesota due to its perceived issues, likening it to Somali pirates or unsafe areas. The discussion revolves around humorous reactions to a statement or image listing these locations as potential tourist spots in 'incredible times.'

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Liverpool united in a British Sign Language version of 'You'll Never Walk Alone' before thrashing West Ham 5-2, led by pitchside interpreters as part of Carlsberg's 'Signs of Unity' campaign with the club and deaf associations. Players like Cody Gakpo taught the signs in videos, and research showed 81% of deaf fans want to join chants but face barriers. Now, BSL interpreters will sign at every home game, boosting LFC's inclusion efforts amid their four straight wins.

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Before kickoff against West Ham, Anfield's Kop joined interpreters in signing the anthem, making deaf fans feel right at home in the roar.

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The Baltimore crab shack first told HuffPost to 'go fuck yourself' after it questioned flag-waving celebrations for the U.S. men's hockey gold at the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics—their first since 1980. When a Baltimore Sun reader commentary criticized the profanity, Jimmy's repeated the phrase, sparking 90,000 likes and a wave of support from fans and influencers like Joey Swoll. The family-run spot by brothers John and Jimmy Minadakis offered free crab cakes to the U.S. and Canadian teams, trolled the Sun with a Thanos meme, and saw business boom with nationwide orders and packed Lenten crowds.

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Jimmy's Famous Seafood didn't hold back when a newspaper reader griped about their foul-mouthed cheer for the U.S. hockey team's Olympic gold. Their blunt reply lit up social media with millions of views.

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Released February 27, 2001, on Loud Records through Hypnotize Minds, *Mista Don't Play: Everythangs Workin* debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 with 126,000 first-week sales and earned gold for 500,000 units. Produced by DJ Paul and Juicy J, the 20-track album featured club hits like 'Chickenhead' with Three 6 Mafia and La Chat, plus deep cuts such as 'Cheese and Dope' and 'Life We Live' that fans still praise for their raw street stories. Produced by his brother Juicy J's crew, it boosted Memphis rap nationally with horrorcore edges and gangsta swagger, and now a colored vinyl reissue keeps it alive as Pat tours into 2026.

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Fans are sharing clips of booming beats and gritty tracks from Project Pat's 2001 breakout, reliving the Memphis rap classic that sold gold in its first month.

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Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre announced he will skip Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance and watch TPUSA's 'All-American Halftime Show' instead. He joins other sports and political figures in this choice.

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Two 18-year-old Palestinians from Hebron and Beit Omar rammed their vehicle into Israelis at the Gush Etzion junction south of Jerusalem on Tuesday, then stabbed victims, killing 71-year-old Aharon Cohen and wounding a man, a boy, and a woman. Israeli security forces killed both attackers on site. Cohen, a Kiryat Arba resident and father of six, was remembered by neighbors as a kind community pillar during his funeral that evening.

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A vehicle slammed into a crowd at Gush Etzion junction, followed by knives flashing in a deadly ambush that claimed an innocent life.

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On his show, Eisen called Jones the top bet to follow Darnold's path—from early struggles to a Super Bowl ring with Seattle after stints in New York, Carolina, San Francisco, and Minnesota. Jones, a former first-round pick who went 5-3 in eight starts for the 49ers last season, now draws big trade interest amid a thin 2026 quarterback draft. Fans debate the odds, with some eyeing Shanahan's offense as a launchpad and others cautioning that chasing such resurrections often backfires for teams.

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Rich Eisen sees echoes of Sam Darnold's unlikely NFL turnaround in Mac Jones, who's soaking up Kyle Shanahan's playbook as the 49ers' backup.

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The 2025 Seahawks went 14-3, topped the NFC West, crushed the 49ers 41-6, edged the Rams 31-27 despite 479 yards allowed, and beat the Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8. Macdonald's defense led the league at 17.2 points per game, earning texts from Tom Brady and Peyton Manning—he even joked with Brady about stealing Seattle's offensive coordinator. A sports history ranking paired them with Barcelona's 2009 soccer team and other legends, drawing cheers from Seahawks fans and pushback from doubters worldwide. Dynasty talk is already heating up as Macdonald eyes a repeat.

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Mike Macdonald sat down after Super Bowl LX and boldly declared his Seahawks one of the NFL's greatest squads ever. Fans lit up with pride, while skeptics pointed to that wild Rams playoff yardage.

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The 36-second Super Bowl spot aired on February 8 during Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium, showing Pedro Pascal's bounty hunter and his green sidekick in a snowy, nostalgic scene with a gravelly voiceover. Many fans called it a 'beer commercial wannabe' that mocked the show's gritty roots, while others found it cute and fun—especially after a more action-packed trailer followed days later. Directed by Jon Favreau, the film arrives May 22 as the first Star Wars movie since 2019, amid concerns over franchise fatigue and competition from fresher sci-fi projects.

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Din Djarin and Grogu bundled up on Hoth in a Tauntaun sled felt more like a cozy holiday ad than epic Star Wars action. Disney insiders worried it missed the mark on building ticket buzz.

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