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The one-minute video, filmed in what appears to be a Brazilian supermarket with Portuguese signage, shows the child flinging items and even directing throws at the recorder, as adults including a guard stand by. Viewers divide between finding it hilarious and criticizing the lack of intervention, with many questioning if parents should pay for the damage or if the boy needs therapy. Discussions highlight tensions over adult hesitation, possibly due to assault fears, and the balance between discipline and understanding a child's outburst.

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A red-haired boy around 10 to 14 years old dashes through store aisles, knocking groceries to the floor and swiping pastries, while a security guard hesitates to intervene.

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One post asked if both sides could agree Mary holds that title, sparking defenses of Catholic doctrines like the Immaculate Conception and Assumption from users citing scriptural imagery such as 'full of grace' in Luke 1:28 and Genesis 3:15. Protestants countered with verses like Romans 3:23, emphasizing that all need salvation, including Mary, and pointed to her own words praising God as Savior in Luke 1:47. While debating perpetual virginity and heavenly queenship, participants showed respect for Mary's unique place, highlighting tensions between Scripture, tradition, and grace.

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A simple question about Mary being the holiest woman ever opened a window into deep-rooted differences between Catholics and Protestants on her role in faith.

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Wanga, also ODM's national chairperson, warned UDA supporters against chanting slogans or running candidates in the region, citing a recent funeral disruption where UDA chants rang out during Oburu Odinga's presence. Her remarks highlight tensions in the fragile ODM-UDA cooperation, as ODM pushes for 'zoning' pacts to respect each party's strongholds ahead of 2027 elections, while UDA insists on open contests everywhere. Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua seized on the standoff, taunting ODM leaders and predicting their decline, amid growing calls from some ODM grassroots to ditch the alliance.

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At a rally on April 13, Governor Gladys Wanga stood firm, declaring Nyanza an unbreakable ODM zone and promising to protect it with their lives against UDA challengers.

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Fans and observers express disappointment in Bayern Munich and Germany midfielder Jamal Musiala's form during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, noting his struggles in multiple matches. Discussions attribute his decline to prior injuries, particularly an ankle injury, which have impacted his dribbling, decision-making, and overall play.

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Siaya Governor James Orengo, a Kenyan opposition figure, participated in the Maandamano ya Leo protest by riding a bicycle. This method echoes his past tactics used to evade police during opposition events.

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Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi told supporters in Busia County that Sifuna's rallies in Western Kenya won't make him president, stressing the need for substance over slogans and dancing. Former Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria echoed this on Citizen TV, saying Sifuna is 'being fattened for slaughter' and backing Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka as the real opposition pick under a deal with Rigathi Gachagua and Uhuru Kenyatta. These pointed critiques highlight deepening opposition fractures as factions gear up for 2027, with Sifuna's Linda Mwananchi movement drawing crowds and endorsements while critics push for broader alliances.

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At a lively UDA event in Butula, Musalia Mudavadi grew frustrated with the crowd, dismissing Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna's presidential dreams as mere fantasy fueled by regional tours.

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House surgeon Dr. Zohaib Hassan was terminated from Holy Family Hospital in Punjab for 'inappropriate mobile phone use' during a tense encounter filmed by attendants in the Orthopaedic Department. Colleagues explain he was reviewing a digital X-ray on a borrowed phone, as government hospitals often lack physical films and instruct patients to photograph scans instead. The swift firing, following Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif's mobile ban, draws backlash from doctors who call it unfair to unpaid interns amid chronic resource shortages, while some praise the strict enforcement.

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Dr. Zohaib Hassan lost his job at a Rawalpindi hospital after a video caught him glancing at a phone—doctors say it showed a patient's X-ray, a daily necessity in understocked wards.

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Butere Boys High School claimed the 2026 KSSSA boys' football title with a 7-6 penalty shootout victory over Musingu High School after a gripping 0-0 draw. The Exodus, in their bold black-and-white kits, converted all seven spot-kicks while Musingu missed one, capping a run that included a semi-final win over Tande High. Their girls' team added a county double, beating Mwira Girls 1-0 on Farine Christine's goal. Jubilant players raised arms in triumph as both squads now target regionals and nationals.

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Tense defenses held firm for 90 minutes, but Butere Boys' perfect penalties sent the Mumias Sports Complex into wild cheers.

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The Hungarian filmmaker, whose grandmother survived the Holocaust, blames politicization in Hollywood for shunning Jewish stories, calling it an 'orgy of antisemitism' where elites preach morality from luxury homes. He pointed to his recent film Orphan, which premiered at Venice in 2025 but lacks U.S. distribution, as journalists fixated on Gaza instead of its content about a Jewish boy's post-Holocaust trauma. Nemes criticized selective outrage over Syria and Yemen while slamming Hamas, sparking sharp divides online from supporters seeing an antisemitic purge to critics tying it to Israel's Gaza actions.

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At Cannes, where he premiered his new biopic on a French Resistance hero, director László Nemes shared a personal fear: his Oscar-winning Holocaust film Son of Saul wouldn't even make the shortlist today.

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