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The Valentine's Day photo, posted Thursday by @dyingscribe with a 'Caption this' prompt, shows dad resembling grown-up Harry Potter in round glasses and arm tats, mom channeling a chola Hermione with space buns and bold ink, and their baby in a tiny LA hat. Replies blended Potter lore with Chicano slang, like 'Harry Vato and the Foo Who Must Not Be Named, ese' and 'Hector Potter and the Prisoner of San Quentin.' Some speculated it features @terpsnob559 and his family, known for lowrider snaps and kid pics, while a few Potter fans noted the non-canon pairing and griped about the faux backdrop amid California's drought.

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A tattooed South LA couple and their baby posed in matching Dodgers caps against a glittery heart backdrop, sparking a wave of clever Harry Potter mashups.

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In a post that drew over 37,000 likes, the Monty Python star said disapproval of practices like female genital mutilation targets culture, not race, and compared it to their 1979 film Life of Brian, which satirized Christianity without backlash. Supporters like Laurence Fox and a Telegraph column praised his call to reject the term 'Islamophobia,' citing UK laws that protect religious criticism, while others noted FGM's pre-Islamic roots in some communities. The remarks fuel ongoing UK talks on defining anti-Muslim hatred amid free speech concerns and rising incidents.

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John Cleese took to X with a sharp reminder: criticizing Islam isn't racism or phobia—it's just skepticism, like Monty Python's old jabs at Christianity.

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In a post that drew over 37,000 likes, the Monty Python star said disapproval of practices like female genital mutilation targets culture, not race, and compared it to their 1979 film Life of Brian, which satirized Christianity without backlash. Supporters like Laurence Fox and a Telegraph column praised his call to reject the term 'Islamophobia,' citing UK laws that protect religious criticism, while others noted FGM's pre-Islamic roots in some communities. The remarks fuel ongoing UK talks on defining anti-Muslim hatred amid free speech concerns and rising incidents.

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John Cleese took to X with a sharp reminder: criticizing Islam isn't racism or phobia—it's just skepticism, like Monty Python's old jabs at Christianity.

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The wave began Wednesday when de Coucy posted his Bluesky lockout, blaming mild posts like offering an olive branch to Will Stancil or telling a user to calm down. @Dril followed with his own notice over an Epstein files screenshot, but his account returned after a Bluesky developer called it a mod mistake on the dormant profile. De Coucy's suspension persists, fueling X users' jabs at Bluesky's stricter moderation compared to X's chaos.

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Enguerrand VII de Coucy shared his suspension notice with dark humor, captioning it 'I’ve had horrible news.' Hours later, parody legend @dril declared the ban only boosted his #Power.

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The Ghanaian YouTuber argues a single continental passport would advance pan-African ideals like visa-free movement, while maintaining security. Many from East and Southern Africa raise concerns over crime, terrorism, and migration pressures from unstable regions, fearing burdens on stronger nations. A few support the vision but stress fixing weak institutions first. This reflects slow progress on African Union initiatives, with only four nations ratifying the Free Movement Protocol.

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Wode Maya wonders aloud why so many Africans hesitate at the thought of open borders across the continent. In a video from November 21, he envisions easier travel boosting business and cutting checkpoint corruption.

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The Ghanaian YouTuber argues a single continental passport would advance pan-African ideals like visa-free movement, while maintaining security. Many from East and Southern Africa raise concerns over crime, terrorism, and migration pressures from unstable regions, fearing burdens on stronger nations. A few support the vision but stress fixing weak institutions first. This reflects slow progress on African Union initiatives, with only four nations ratifying the Free Movement Protocol.

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The Filecoin Foundation launched Filecoin Onchain Cloud on November 18, 2025, at DePIN Day in Buenos Aires, introducing blockchain-integrated storage, retrieval, and payments as a decentralized alternative to centralized cloud services. The platform, unveiled amid a major Cloudflare outage that disrupted global websites, features tools like warm storage, onchain payments, and verifiable data handling, with early integrations including ENS Domains and Monad. Mainnet deployment is planned for 2026, aiming to support AI and decentralized applications through over 25 exabytes of storage capacity.

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As Cloudflare's global outage crippled websites worldwide, the Filecoin Foundation seized the moment to launch its resilient Onchain Cloud platform in Buenos Aires.

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In Uganda's Masaka City Woman MP race, NUP's Rose Nalubowa withdrew her High Court application to challenge a lower court's recount that handed victory to NRM's Justine Nameere by 25,502 votes. The move followed Judge Simon Peter Kinobe's refusal to recuse himself over his past NRM primary involvement, prompting Nalubowa's team to pivot to a main election petition. The saga has fueled public allegations of judicial bribery and bias under #UgandaJudiciaryExhibition, with unverified claims of payoffs and interference highlighting deep distrust in the system.

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Rose Nalubowa stepped outside the Masaka court, declaring she couldn't trust the judge to fairly review her election loss. Her withdrawal shifts the fight to a full petition for what she calls her legitimate win.

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Abu Shabab commanded the Popular Forces, a small group armed by Israel to counter Hamas in an Israeli-held zone east of Rafah. His militia clashed with Hamas fighters and guarded aid operations, though critics accused them of looting convoys amid Gaza's shortages. Both his group and Israeli sources described the Thursday incident as an internal clash, not foul play, dealing a blow to Israel's efforts to back local clans against Hamas rule. His deputy pledged to carry on the fight.

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Yasser Abu Shabab, the 32-year-old Bedouin clan chief who led forces against Hamas, took a fatal gunshot wound while mediating a family dispute near Rafah. He was rushed to an Israeli hospital but did not survive.

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The wave began Wednesday when de Coucy posted his Bluesky lockout, blaming mild posts like offering an olive branch to Will Stancil or telling a user to calm down. @Dril followed with his own notice over an Epstein files screenshot, but his account returned after a Bluesky developer called it a mod mistake on the dormant profile. De Coucy's suspension persists, fueling X users' jabs at Bluesky's stricter moderation compared to X's chaos.

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Enguerrand VII de Coucy shared his suspension notice with dark humor, captioning it 'I’ve had horrible news.' Hours later, parody legend @dril declared the ban only boosted his #Power.

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