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Elaine Carol's Kitchen shared a video of smashing pre-made cookie dough towers into brownie batter, cheesecake bites, mini Oreos, and rainbow sprinkles on a sizzling Blackstone-style grill, then topping it with ice cream. Reposted by @ribzoftiktok on February 4 as 'the type of shit my wife does with the grill when I'm at work,' the clip drew over 500,000 views and hundreds of replies from grill fans horrified by the sugary sludge. BBQ purists joked about divorce, cleanup nightmares, and health risks from additives, while the creator's style thrives on such indulgent, no-fuss recipes that divide viewers between fun fans and detractors.

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A smiling woman turns her backyard griddle into a colorful mess of cookie dough, brownies, Oreos, and sprinkles, calling it the perfect party treat.

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Turning Point USA hosted the 'All-American Halftime Show' on February 8, featuring high-energy performances by Kid Rock, Brantley Gilbert, Lee Brice, and Gabby Barrett, streamed live on YouTube around 8 p.m. ET. Produced in memory of Charlie Kirk, killed in September 2025, the 25-minute concert celebrated patriotism and faith, peaking at 5-6 million concurrent viewers and surpassing 12 million total views. Conservative voices like Megyn Kelly and Laura Ingraham praised it warmly, while Erika Kirk thanked everyone for the tribute to her late husband.

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While Bad Bunny rocked the Super Bowl stage in Spanish, Kid Rock and country stars lit up a heartfelt alternative streamed to millions, honoring assassinated TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk.

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Posted February 4, the video from Akango shows extraction stages polluting the river with chemicals, drawing widespread anger over galamsey—unregulated mining that poisons water, destroys forests, and causes health crises like kidney disease and birth defects. While operations provide jobs in poor areas, residents in places like Konongo face dry taps and muddy water, forcing unsafe alternatives. Enforcement burns equipment but often spares operators, sparking calls for accountability through hashtags, protests, and reclamations costing thousands per hectare.

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A gold miner casually tours his illegal operation, pipes dumping toxic sludge straight into Ghana's River Ankobra. The bold footage has communities reeling from the environmental toll.

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The January 25 post by @TheLatamGuy highlighted a two-bedroom unit in upscale Cali, attracting expat interest for its affordability and visa potential. Replies flooded in with memes like 'We torture and kill one gringo per day,' playing on the city's high crime index of 72 and 46 homicides per 100,000 in 2023. While sarcasm echoes anti-tourism pushback elsewhere, real risks of muggings and violence persist, though some suggest safer spots like Medellín.

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A $199,000 sleek apartment in Cali, Colombia, caught eyes with its modern views and pool—but locals replied with over-the-top jokes about keeping gringos away.

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Rob Lantz secured the Progressive Conservative leadership with 2,895 votes to Mark Ledwell's 2,542, in a record-turnout race of 87 percent among 6,132 party members. The lawyer and veteran PC member, who briefly led the party in 2015 and served as interim premier earlier in 2025, highlighted recent wins like by-elections and new public housing in his victory speech. Lantz called for party unity and plans to be sworn in Monday, focusing on housing and growth with the PCs' legislative majority intact. Conservative leaders across Canada, including Pierre Poilievre and Doug Ford, quickly offered congratulations.

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In a packed Charlottetown convention, Rob Lantz edged out his rival by just 353 votes, earning cheers as he promised to serve Islanders once more.

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On his podcast 'Sale y se acaba,' Baerga said Bad Bunny paid the costs, but the Houston Astros and New York Mets denied permission for the 2026 World Baseball Classic due to injury risks and high insurance demands. Correa cited his past ailments and a $200 million contract, while Lindor backed out after elbow surgery, leaving Puerto Rico's roster without its captain and short on star power. Fans reacted with anger, calling the teams classless, as the island defends its 2017 title amid the clash between national pride and MLB business.

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Bad Bunny stepped up to cover insurance for Puerto Rican stars Carlos Correa and Francisco Lindor, hoping they'd join Team Puerto Rico. Hall of Famer Carlos Baerga shared the news, revealing the teams blocked them anyway.

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