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The February 17 post by @_perfectmips drew over 5,000 likes but sparked replies highlighting 'Jesús' as hugely popular in Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, and Spain due to Catholic roots. Users shared stories of Mexican uncles, Peruvian grandmas, U.S. landscapers named Jesus, and even Arsenal's Gabriel Jesus. The exchange showed cultural differences: many English speakers view 'Jesus' as too sacred, while Latino traditions embrace it, and Muslims revere Jesus as prophet Isa. It turned into a reminder of Christianity's global diversity and the need for cultural context online.

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A post asked why Christians skip naming kids 'Jesus' like Muslims do 'Muhammad.' Replies from Latin America quickly shared that 'Jesús' is a everyday name there, with over 1.4 million in Mexico alone.

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Santos Bravos, the HYBE Latin America boy group formed in 2025 through a survival show, released their second single 'KAWASAKI' music video today, blending Spanish, Portuguese, and English verses with intense motorcycle visuals and sharp choreography. The video racked up over 240,000 views in hours, directed by Seongchan Kwak—who's also worked with &TEAM—and featuring shared producer credits plus mutual dance covers between the groups. Fans highlighted these connections, including &TEAM's timely 'KAWASAKI' challenge post and shoutouts, sparking hopes for a future collaboration, though HYBE hasn't confirmed anything yet.

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Fans hit the brakes when they spotted &TEAM's logo etched on a rusty bike chain in the sandy dunes at 0:55—right in the middle of Santos Bravos' high-speed new video.

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Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya and center-back Gabriel collided during a goal kick, resulting in an own goal against Chelsea. The error contributed to Arsenal's loss in the match.

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Oscar Bear, a Latino gay adult content creator with 278,000 followers, blends MAGA support with his NSFW brand, listing himself as an Airbnb host and Caribbean club worker. A shared screenshot prompted thousands to question how he can back MAGA, equating it to racism and anti-LGBTQ stances, while calling for cancellations. Bear responded by citing Trump's removal of a dictator from Venezuela—his home country—as his reason, insisting the movement isn't perfect but personally meaningful. The exchange highlights divides within LGBTQ communities, where some defend gay conservatives as real and varied.

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A screenshot of Oscar Bear's X profile, proudly declaring him 'The MAGA Bear,' drew sharp reactions from those who see no room for conservative politics in LGBTQ circles.

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Priests administered ashes in the shape of a cross on foreheads of passersby in Notting Hill, London, and worshippers at masses worldwide for Ash Wednesday. The ritual, observed by Catholics, Anglicans, Methodists, and Presbyterians, accompanies the phrase 'Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return' and signals the beginning of the 40-day Lenten season of prayer, fasting, repentance, and preparation for Easter.

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The world No. 2 Italian entered the BNP Paribas Open doubles draw with American No. 67 Opelka, reuniting five years after their 2021 Atlanta title win. Their partnership comes as a surprise to many who hoped for a "Dinner Doubles" matchup with Britain's Jack Draper, following the duo's fun quarters run in Montreal last summer and their playful off-court moments. Indian Wells draws top singles players for casual doubles fun amid packed crowds, and this pairing has sparked memes questioning Sinner's Opelka affinity while others eye a potential show-stealer.

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Jannik Sinner, fresh from his hard-court triumphs, picks up his old doubles racket to pair with big-serving Reilly Opelka at Indian Wells. Fans who dreamed of seeing him team with Jack Draper are left wistful.

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Tens of thousands gathered in Seiyun on Sunday to support the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC) declaring an independent 'South Arabia,' backing its recent military advances into Hadramaut and Al-Mahrah to secure against Houthi smuggling and Islah influence. The rally followed STC's 'Operation Promising Future,' which seized key bases, buildings, and oil sites from Saudi-backed forces, with participants calling it a 'popular referendum' and leaders hinting at statehood. While STC frames the actions as anti-terrorism protection, Saudi Arabia warned of consequences, Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council condemned the moves as chaotic, and critics questioned crowd turnout amid tribal wariness of separatism. Thousands rallied again in Mukalla on Monday, underscoring fractures in southern Yemen over unity and control of vital oil fields.

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Crowds in Seiyun climbed atop armored vehicles, once symbols of northern repression, waving pre-unification flags and chanting for restored borders.

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Videos show the Islamic call to prayer (adhan) being publicly broadcast in Times Square, New York City, with large crowds gathered. Users reference Mayor Zohran Mamdani's policy allowing the call to prayer five times per day.

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Born in 1933 in County Durham, Robson rose from mining roots to star as a player and shine as a manager, winning the FA Cup with Ipswich, guiding England to the 1990 World Cup semis, and securing titles with PSV, Porto, Barcelona, and Newcastle. Clubs like Newcastle, England, and West Brom paid tribute with photos and memories of his passion. His famous words on clubs as places of noise, passion, and belonging still resonate, while his foundation continues fighting cancer.

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Fans worldwide remembered Sir Bobby Robson on what would have been his 93rd birthday, sharing clips of his heartfelt moments like consoling a sobbing Paul Gascoigne after Italia '90.

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In a February 11 YouTube video, Catholic apologist Trent Horn responded to Eastern Orthodox debater Andrew Wilson's insults, agreeing that purity-signaling harms Christians while urging 'controlled strength' over verbal abuse, citing Scripture on gentleness. Wilson labeled the video dishonest and challenged Horn to debate or talk face-to-face, stressing fairness and no personal grudge against Catholics. The exchange, involving jabs from ally Jay Dyer, underscores tensions in online Christian circles between aggressive confrontation and measured apologetics, with calls for dialogue growing.

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Trent Horn called out Andrew Wilson's sharp-tongued debates, praising his calm takedowns but critiquing outbursts like telling a feminist to 'shut your stupid mouth.' Wilson fired back, demanding a direct conversation to set things straight.

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The U.S. has deployed two aircraft carriers, fighter jets, B-2 bombers, and missile defenses to the Middle East, with officials briefing President Trump on possible strikes as soon as this weekend. This follows Geneva talks that produced guiding principles on Iran's nuclear program but left key gaps, echoing a 2025 war that targeted sites like Fordow and Natanz. On X, some tie the moves to January's release of 3.5 million Epstein pages—where Trump's name appears over 38,000 times in clippings and records—claiming distraction, though DOJ reviews found no credible misconduct evidence and noted his early tip to police about Epstein.

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As U.S. forces mass near Iran amid fragile nuclear talks, online voices wonder if it's all to overshadow newly public Jeffrey Epstein documents naming Trump thousands of times.

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ATEEZ scored their first-ever win on SBS Inkigayo with 'Adrenaline' from their mini-album *GOLDEN HOUR: Part.4*, earning 4,764 points and the Hot Stage award for their explosive performance. The track now has four music show victories, including firsts on Music Core and Inkigayo this month, capping a huge day with sweeps at the Hanteo Music Awards. Fans celebrated wildly, especially rapper Mingi's striking new short blue hair—a bold change from his long locks that lit up arrivals and pre-recordings in Seoul.

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After eight years of chasing it, ATEEZ finally held up the Inkigayo trophy, tears in their eyes as they thanked devoted ATINY for the long journey.

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Walsh highlighted @IsraelExposed, an account pushing anti-Israel views and calls to deport pro-Israel Americans, with its profile showing a Saudi Arabian location based on recent IP data. He framed it as part of foreign efforts to divide conservatives by fixating on Israel over America First priorities. Reactions ranged from praise for exposing potential interference to dismissals questioning the account's impact, now down to under 300 followers from a prior peak near 200,000. The moment reflects ongoing tensions in conservative circles over foreign policy and online authenticity.

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Matt Walsh paused his show to pull up a profile that looked American but wasn't. The account's location tag revealed activity from Saudi Arabia, raising eyebrows about hidden influences.

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In 1999, riots erupted in Kano, northern Nigeria, after German evangelist Reinhard Bonnke planned a large Christian crusade through his Christ for All Nations ministry, resulting in the deaths of over 500 Christians. The violence involved local Muslims taking offense to the event, leading to attacks that killed many, including NYSC corps members.

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