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Canada's general manager Doug Armstrong stated that a closed practice was a one-time event and practices would remain open for the rest of the tournament. However, Canada closed practices for the semifinal and gold medal rounds, contrasting with the United States team's open practices throughout the Olympics. Discussion centers on media access, with some citing respect for injured player Sidney Crosby as context.

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A mid-December CBC clip shows Canadians opting for vacations in Mexico instead of usual U.S. destinations like Texas trailer parks amid anti-Trump sentiment. Reports indicate an 11.3% increase in trips to Mexico.

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Users on X, led by Oku (@oku_yungx), debate whether drug cartels or oil cartels are more powerful, deadlier, and influential. Arguments highlight oil cartels' role in starting wars, controlling global geopolitics, and operating legally like OPEC, contrasting with drug cartels' violence and illegal activities. Some note Mexican cartels' involvement in oil theft and an influential figure recently warning about oil cartels' dangers.

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Users discuss steep discounts on Cancun, Mexico beach vacation rentals, including 50% off deals. Replies reference cartel risks, violence such as 'blood on the streets' and potential decapitation, and civil unrest as reasons for the low prices. Some users express interest in booking despite the dangers, while others advise against travel.

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Senator Mike Lee posted criticism of Mexico's gun control measures, which restrict legal firearm purchases to one military-run store. The post sparked discussion with Karly Kingsley on cartel gun sources, including U.S. smuggling, purchases from the Mexican military, and the past Fast and Furious operation.

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Illinois announced Ronnie Bradford as secondary coach and Roger Cooper as inside linebackers coach, reuniting them with Hauck after his recent arrival from Montana. Bradford, a 10-year NFL defensive back with 14 interceptions, coached top defenses at Montana and stops like USC and the Dolphins; Cooper, a Montana State All-America LB and NFL vet, helped the Grizzlies rack up 43 wins and playoff runs. Bielema praised their experience, noting immediate impact as the staff shifts to Hauck's aggressive 3-3-5 scheme. Fans celebrated the moves with hype on social media.

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Bret Bielema moved fast to surround new DC Bobby Hauck with familiar faces from Montana's championship defenses. Both hires bring NFL pedigree and proven schemes to Champaign.

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The 147-pound welterweight boxing division currently has four champions across major sanctioning bodies: Ryan Garcia holding the WBC title, Rolly Romero the WBA title, Devin Haney the WBO title, and Lewis Crocker the IBF title. Discussions on X focus on this fragmentation in the division.

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Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho and leader of the violent Jalisco New Generation Cartel, died during a Sunday raid backed by U.S. intelligence, alongside three other gunmen, as troops seized rocket launchers and armored vehicles. Hours later, CJNG members set up over 250 burning roadblocks across 20 states, torched gas stations, and attacked sites in Guadalajara, stranding tourists and postponing four soccer matches. President Claudia Sheinbaum praised the military's coordination and urged calm, while the unrest raises safety worries for Guadalajara as a 2026 World Cup host city.

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Special forces stormed a hideout in Tapalpa, Jalisco, ending years of pursuit for the infamous El Mencho—only for his cartel to unleash fiery chaos across Mexico in revenge.

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Chagossian First Minister Misley Mandarin formally grants the United States permission to use Diego Garcia on the Chagos Islands for strikes on Iran. The statement was issued from the new Chagossian settlement and shared widely on social media.

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Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho and leader of the violent Jalisco New Generation Cartel, died during a Sunday raid backed by U.S. intelligence, alongside three other gunmen, as troops seized rocket launchers and armored vehicles. Hours later, CJNG members set up over 250 burning roadblocks across 20 states, torched gas stations, and attacked sites in Guadalajara, stranding tourists and postponing four soccer matches. President Claudia Sheinbaum praised the military's coordination and urged calm, while the unrest raises safety worries for Guadalajara as a 2026 World Cup host city.

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Special forces stormed a hideout in Tapalpa, Jalisco, ending years of pursuit for the infamous El Mencho—only for his cartel to unleash fiery chaos across Mexico in revenge.

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A viral post by TaraBull claimed footage showed cartel violence with fires and burning cars in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The footage actually depicted protesters burning Waymo autonomous vehicles during immigration rallies in Los Angeles in June 2025.

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Mexican security forces killed CJNG leader El Mencho in Tapalpa on February 22, sparking roadblocks, fires, and clashes across multiple states including host cities Guadalajara and Monterrey. Liga MX postponed matches near Estadio Akron and violence flared close to Estadio BBVA, both set for World Cup games, while the U.S. Embassy urged Americans to shelter in place. Fans expressed safety fears online and called for relocating Mexico's 13 matches to the U.S. and Canada, though President Sheinbaum said security forces have the situation under control and experts note months remain before June kickoff.

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Thick black smoke rose over Guadalajara and Monterrey as cartel members torched vehicles in retaliation for their leader's death, casting a shadow on these key World Cup venues.

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