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The La France Insoumise leader made the quip while pushing for a parliamentary probe into Epstein's French ties, including uninvestigated emails held by authorities. Critics from Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez to Socialist senator Laurence Rossignol condemned it as antisemitic, playing on Jewish name stereotypes. Mélenchon dismissed the backlash as a diversion from accountability demands, with LFI calling it a political cabal amid left-wing rifts.

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At a Lyon rally, Jean-Luc Mélenchon mocked the pronunciation of Jeffrey Epstein's name, twisting it into 'Epstine' and 'Frankenstine' for laughs from supporters.

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Al-Nassr beat Al-Fayha 3-1 on Saturday to reclaim the Saudi Pro League lead with 61 points from 24 games, two ahead of Al-Ahli. Sadio Mané and João Félix turned around a 1-0 deficit after Ronaldo's 35th career penalty miss, his 965th goal still shy of the 1,000 milestone. Coach Jorge Jesus called the 41-year-old's hamstring issue minor muscle fatigue, while fans bantered online over his records versus World Cup dreams, pitting 965 goals against national glory.

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Cristiano Ronaldo blazed a penalty over the bar early, then limped off with hamstring discomfort—but his teammates rallied for a gritty comeback win.

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Multiple X posts praise California's conveniences including late-night In-N-Out Burger access, beautiful weather, surfing and snowboarding opportunities, pothole damage compensation, and proximity to amenities. Users share personal experiences missing the state after moving away and highlight its world-class status and economy while defending it against critics. Some acknowledge downsides like high costs and the overhype of In-N-Out but affirm its overall appeal.

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Software engineer Valentin Ignatev sparked a viral discussion on X by criticizing dependency injection in object-oriented programming as overhyped parameter passing, prompting defenses highlighting its role in modularity and testing, with comparisons to functional programming. The conversation expanded to the Unix Philosophy, where Odin advocate gingerBill labeled it a failure in favor of monolithic programs, countered by supporters emphasizing its composability in scripting. The threads amassed thousands of engagements, reflecting developer frustrations with these paradigms amid evolving tools like AI assistants.

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A software engineer's sharp critique of OOP's dependency injection as glorified argument passing ignited a fiery X debate, soon engulfing the Unix Philosophy's legacy in controversy.

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On February 28, U.S. and Israeli airstrikes hit Iran's nuclear sites and leadership under Operation Roaring Lion, with unconfirmed reports of Supreme Leader Khamenei's death and over 200 fatalities. Iran hit back with missiles at Israel, U.S. bases, and Gulf cities like Abu Dhabi and Dubai, causing further deaths and injuries. Erdogan condemned both sides' actions as violations, urged diplomacy to avert a 'ring of fire,' and shared his ceasefire talks with leaders including Trump and Pezeshkian.

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Amid explosions shaking the Middle East, Turkish President Erdogan stood at a Ramadan iftar in Istanbul, voicing sorrow for lives lost on all sides.

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Anthropic's Claude app reached the No. 2 spot on Apple's top free U.S. apps list, positioned between ChatGPT at No. 1 and Google's Gemini at No. 3. This surge occurred shortly after the Pentagon designated Anthropic as a supply chain risk.

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The February 22 incident at Lakemba Nights drew sharp online reactions, with some calling it a free speech violation over the poster's nod to an ICC arrest warrant for Netanyahu on war crimes charges issued in November 2024. Australia isn't bound by the ICC, and similar posters have been returned after review. In response to rising antisemitism and Islamophobia—including a deadly Bondi attack last year—NSW Premier Chris Minns made a 250-officer rapid-response unit permanent to protect communities during protests and religious sites.

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At a bustling Ramadan festival in Sydney's Lakemba, officers politely took a 'Wanted' poster of Benjamin Netanyahu from pro-Palestinian activists, citing risks of tension amid global conflicts.

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