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The Gunners lead the Premier League with 58 points from 27 games, yet a late collapse in the 2-2 draw highlighted fatigue in Zubimendi (2,265 minutes) and Timber (2,182 minutes), who top outfield minutes. New signing Christian Nørgaard has played just 32 minutes despite strong international form, prompting journalist Ray Shiraz to challenge Mikel Arteta on his choices. Arteta insisted the players look great and selections follow condition data, but fans called it stubborn amid a packed schedule including Sunday's North London derby at Tottenham.

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Arsenal blew a two-goal lead at Wolves, leaving fans worried about overworked stars Martin Zubimendi and Jurrien Timber running on empty.

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson made the remarks on February 16 during a discussion on the December 2025 Bondi Beach shooting, where ISIS-inspired attackers killed 15 at a Hanukkah event targeting Sydney's Jewish community. She linked her views to radical Islam's spread, calling for a ban on its importation and later offering a conditional apology if Muslims reject practices like sharia law. The comments drew sharp backlash from officials like Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, who called them wrong and cruel, while supporters praised her as a realist amid One Nation's polling surge to 23 percent.

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In a tense Sky News exchange, Pauline Hanson flatly asked how anyone could claim there are good Muslims, pointing to Australia's deadliest terror attack at Bondi Beach.

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Harrison Krank shared a map on Monday highlighting Baja in orange, proposing the U.S. take it while Mexico appears weak. The idea gained traction hours after Mexican forces announced killing Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, sparking retaliatory attacks that killed dozens and stranded tourists in areas like Baja California. Replies mixed support for Baja's beaches and tourism potential, historical what-ifs from the Mexican-American War, jokes about Baja Blast soda, and skepticism over its poverty, cartels, and 4.5 million residents. The post captured frustrations with border violence during Trump's second term, though no policy changes followed.

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With cartel violence erupting after Mexico killed 'El Mencho,' one post suggested Trump seize Baja California and rename it West Florida. It quickly drew thousands of likes and lively replies.

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Social media users are debating the prospects of U.S. Representative Byron Donalds running for Florida governor. Supporters praise Donalds alongside figures like Wesley Hunt, while critics label him a sellout, felon, or traitor. Rival endorsements promote Jay Collins as the preferred choice and J. Fishback as the strongest contender with superior policies, highlighting divisions over Donalds' viability.

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Speaking at the Scottish Liberal Democrats conference, Davey urged Prime Minister Keir Starmer to take Donald Trump to court over economic harm from the now-invalidated tariffs on UK exports like cars and pharmaceuticals. He floated the idea first on X, saying they'd settle for £100bn, and likened it to Trump suing the BBC. The proposal faced online mockery, with critics calling Davey a clown and referencing his past role in the Post Office scandal, while experts doubt its legal chances due to sovereign immunity.

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Hours after the US Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs, Sir Ed Davey took the stage in Edinburgh and called for a bold counterpunch: sue the president for £100 billion.

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In 1996, 34-year-old Letourneau began a sexual relationship with sixth-grader Vili Fualaau, leading to her 1997 arrest while pregnant with their daughter. She received a suspended sentence of just six months initially, sparking backlash, but violated it soon after and served 7.5 years, later marrying Fualaau until their 2019 divorce. The discussion highlights research showing female child sex offenders get shorter sentences and more probation than males, with some pointing to race and media portrayals as factors, while others insist predators deserve equal accountability regardless.

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A post revisits the shocking story of teacher Mary Kay Letourneau's relationship with her 12-year-old student, prompting fresh questions about why female offenders often face lighter punishment.

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Massie's 'No Immunity for Glyphosate Act,' unveiled Friday, blocks federal funds for Trump's February 18 executive order and removes liability shields for manufacturers facing lawsuits over injuries from glyphosate exposure. The order uses the Defense Production Act to boost domestic production of the widely used herbicide and phosphorus, citing risks from import reliance that could threaten food supplies and national security. Critics like Massie argue it protects Bayer amid thousands of cancer lawsuits, while backers emphasize defense and farming needs; the bill highlights tensions in Trump's coalition despite slim chances in a GOP-led Congress.

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Rep. Thomas Massie teamed up with lawmakers from both parties, including Lauren Boebert and Ro Khanna, to challenge President Trump's push for more glyphosate herbicides like Roundup.

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Images shared on February 17 show a glittering skyline of 80-story buildings that didn't exist three years ago, coinciding with North Korea's completion of 50,000 housing units in the capital. Leader Kim Jong Un hailed the project as an epoch-making success at a handover ceremony, with construction spanning districts like Songsin, Songhwa, and Hwasong since 2021. Satellite imagery confirms the rapid development, credited to mobilized youth brigades, though critics highlight it as a showcase city masking rural struggles and funded partly by arms sales to Russia.

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Towering high-rises glow in twilight photos from Pyongyang, a city transformed in just three years amid international sanctions.

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Taiwan's Central Bank Governor Yang Chin-long committed during a November 11, 2025, Legislative Yuan session to deliver a year-end report assessing Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. Premier Cho Jung-tai announced an inter-agency audit of seized Bitcoin holdings to support potential treasury pilots, while Lawmaker Ju-chun Ko proposed allocating up to 5% of the nation's $577 billion reserves to Bitcoin for hedging against currency volatility and geopolitical risks. This initiative draws inspiration from U.S. efforts and aims to reduce reliance on U.S. dollar-denominated assets like Treasury bonds.

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In a bold move toward financial sovereignty, Taiwan's leaders pledge a deep dive into Bitcoin as a national reserve, eyeing seized crypto assets to challenge dollar dominance amid rising global tensions.

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The 22-year-old Spanish cosplayer and streamer with over 500,000 followers posted the February 17 image of herself in Kirara's hyper-feminine look—black hair with teal streaks, choker, cropped top, and tight jeans—wishing fans a good day. A visible bulge in the jeans, shown in screenshots labeled 'MORNING,' 'G,' and 'D' for variations, led critics to accuse her of fetishizing trans experiences as a cis woman chasing clout, with some comparing it to blackface. Defenders note Kirara's canon gender ambiguity—male pronouns from Panda, yet fan headcanons as trans—and her playful replies like 'which one do you choose?' highlight cosplay's creative freedom clashing with identity sensitivities. The post has amassed over 33,000 likes and millions of views amid ongoing backlash.

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LizyhSan snapped a playful selfie as Jujutsu Kaisen's Kirara Hoshi, but a detail in her outfit quickly drew sharp criticism from the trans community.

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On July 4, 2021, DeWitt police responded to a fight at an East Syracuse Walmart where Tajenik Byrd pepper-sprayed people, including children, and she and Tyreana Edmonds attacked employees. As officers tried to handcuff them amid kicking and resistance, Edmonds attempted to bite Officer Rory Spain's hand, prompting his brachial plexus strike to defend himself. Police Chief Chase Bilodeau cleared the action as justified self-defense, noting bite risks like severe infections, while the women sued in 2023 alleging excessive force. The resurfaced clip draws mostly support online for the officer, highlighting how context shapes views on police force.

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A woman on the Walmart floor turns her head toward an officer's hand during a chaotic arrest, leading to a quick nerve strike that has people talking years later.

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Alex, a Haitian-New Yorker, shared the encounter on February 22, questioning if the man's grandparents owned plantations and slaves—prompting quick corrections that slavery ended in Cuba in 1886. Replies poured in defending exiles as fleeing communist takeovers, not slave-owning, while others praised the revolution for land reforms, literacy jumps from 76% to near 100%, and health improvements like infant mortality dropping from 37 to 4 per 1,000 births. Skeptics highlighted Cuba's pre-1959 strengths in literacy and GDP, later stagnation, and divides in Miami's Cuban community, from the mostly white 'Golden Exile' of 1959-1962 to diverse later waves fueling ongoing political tensions.

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A New York teacher asked a Miami Cuban-American if his family fled the revolution over owning slaves. The man's reaction opened a flood of arguments about Cuba's past.

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Overwatch 2's Season 13 Conquest event launched February 10, letting players pick sides weekly between heroic Overwatch and villainous Talon for missions, loot boxes, cosmetics, and an exclusive icon for winners. Talon grabbed 61% allegiance in Week 1, fueled by new leader Vendetta's coup and grim lore like Sigma's captivity, with voice lines hinting at rescues and defections. Winston supporters vent fury online, posting pleas like 'Winston never let you down' amid memes and Talon cheers, while the game adds new heroes and evolving story twists.

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Winston fans are heartbroken, calling Talon choosers traitors after a decade of the gorilla scientist's loyalty in every Overwatch match.

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