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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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The U.S. beat Canada 2-1 in the Milano Cortina 2026 final, ending a 46-year gold medal drought since 1980 with Hughes' stunning overtime tally. A video of the eagle on the flag quickly spread, with U.S. fans joking it was the ultimate troll or divine sign amid rivalry banter. In reality, the flag has flown at half-mast since February 11 to honor victims of a tragic mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, that killed at least eight; locals note bald eagles commonly perch there, especially this one guarding her nest.

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Jack Hughes' overtime goal clinched Olympic gold for the U.S. men's hockey team over Canada. Hours later, a bald eagle perched atop a half-mast Canadian flag in Vancouver, delighting American fans.

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Simon Jakops, CEO of XGALX and key architect behind XG's rise since their 2022 debut, was detained early February 23, 2026, in Aichi Prefecture along with producer Chancellor and two Avex employees. Officers found drugs in the room following a tip, with no evidence linking the seven XG members—Jurin, MLINE, Chisa, Maya, Rena, Cocona, and Juria—who had performed that night. Fans worldwide shared messages of support, stressing loyalty to the young artists amid the shock, as Japan's strict laws mean potential years in prison. Neither Avex nor XGALX has commented, and the tour continues soon.

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Just hours after XG's high-energy Nagoya concert, police raided a hotel room and arrested the group's executive producer Simon on cocaine and marijuana possession suspicions.

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The 23-second clip, narrated in Spanish, depicts a botfly larva—Dermatobia hominis—being extracted from a woman's scalp, likely after a trip to Cancun, a popular spot for U.S. tourists. These parasites from Central and South America hitch rides on mosquitoes, burrowing under skin to feed and grow over weeks until removed with numbing and tweezers. Viewers reacted with horror and jokes like 'This is why I don’t do tropical trips' or 'Hell I ain’t leaving my house,' though experts confirm the method matches real treatments, and prevention with repellent keeps most travelers safe.

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A gloved hand parts a woman's hair, injects anesthetic into a small bump, and yanks out a wriggling parasite that squirms on the tweezers. The casual setting, with red party decorations behind her, makes the moment all the more chilling.

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Posts on X highlight a video of masked individuals believed to be from the CJNG cartel wearing tactical gear, carrying high-grade military rifles, handcuffs, signal jammers, and night vision while patrolling streets openly. The footage depicts them operating with equipment resembling special forces gear. Discussions question the source of their military-grade equipment and note that some gear may be commercially available.

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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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The footage circulating widely depicts the January 2025 arrest in Guatemala of Yoel Alter, a 35-year-old dual Israeli-Romanian citizen and alleged senior member of the small ultra-Orthodox Lev Tahor sect. Mexico sought Alter since 2022 for alleged organized crime like arranging minors' marriages, extraditing him in late December 2025 for pretrial detention in Chiapas. Claims of a new Interpol raid rescuing 160 children mix up a separate December 2024 Guatemala operation where prosecutors removed minors from a compound amid abuse reports, while posts wrongly label Lev Tahor the world's largest trafficking network despite its 200-300 members and smaller scale compared to others flagged by Europol.

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A video of robe-clad figures being led by police has reignited anger online, but the raid it shows happened over a year ago, not this week.

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The March 3 primary features Dallas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, known for her fiery rebukes of Republicans, against Austin State Rep. James Talarico, a 36-year-old former seminarian who flipped a GOP seat in 2018 and has raised over $20 million. Polls show a close race, with Crockett at 47% and Talarico at 39% in one survey, while another gives Talarico a slight edge; early voting through February 27 has seen strong turnout in areas like Travis County. Supporters debate Crockett's proven fighter style against Talarico's policy vision and appeal to moderates, amid claims of quorum-breaking and electability in deep-red Texas.

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Early voting is underway in Texas's Democratic Senate primary, where a single post has supporters of Rep. Jasmine Crockett and State Rep. James Talarico trading sharp barbs online.

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The raid in Jalisco state, aided by U.S. intelligence, left El Mencho wounded and airlifted to Mexico City where he died, along with four other cartel members. Retaliatory chaos erupted immediately, with burning vehicles blocking highways in Jalisco, Colima, and Michoacán, flights grounded at Guadalajara's airport, and people trapped near the zoo. President Claudia Sheinbaum praised the military but urged calm amid the unrest, while the operation revives questions about Mexico's cartel strategy and U.S.-Mexico tensions. Authorities warn of potential power struggles within the fragmented CJNG.

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In a intense shootout Sunday, Mexican security forces took down Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, the infamous 'El Mencho,' leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.

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On February 22, 2026, security forces killed Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, during a U.S.-backed operation in Tapalpa, Jalisco. Cartel gunmen responded with burned vehicles, highway blockades, and clashes that shut down public transport, schools, and Liga MX matches in Guadalajara's Estadio Akron, a World Cup venue. Online reactions call for stripping Mexico of its 13 matches across three stadiums, with rumors of FIFA shifts to U.S. or Canadian sites—though fact-checks label them unverified and officials report stabilizing conditions.

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Mexican forces took down cartel leader El Mencho in a dramatic raid, but the retaliation hit hard—torched cars and blockades gripped Guadalajara, a key 2026 World Cup host city.

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