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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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AS Monaco stunned PSG by racing to a 2-0 lead through Folarin Balogun's brace in 18 minutes, but a red card to Wout Faes and Doué's introduction flipped the script. The young sub scored twice, including the winner at 67 minutes, as Achraf Hakimi equalized before halftime to secure a 3-2 victory in the first leg at Stade Louis II. Doué earned Man of the Match honors, giving PSG a vital away advantage despite Ousmane Dembélé's worrying injury exit.

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Down 2-0 early with a missed penalty and Dembélé injured, PSG looked doomed—until 19-year-old Désiré Doué stepped up and changed everything.

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On July 23, 2024, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, punched Greater Manchester Police officers PC Lydia Ward—breaking her nose and knocking her out—and PC Ellie Cook during a Starbucks argument at Manchester Airport Terminal 2. A jury convicted Amaaz in July 2025 of assaults on the officers and a member of the public, though no verdict came on charges against PC Zachary Marsden, who kicked and stamped on Amaaz to subdue him. The clip's recent return online divides viewers: some call Marsden's actions justified force matching the brothers' violence that injured three officers, while others see it as excessive once Amaaz was down. Greater Manchester Police highlight rising assaults on officers amid national tensions.

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A chaotic airport brawl left police officers bloodied and unconscious, but a partial video clip captured only the takedown that followed.

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Porch spent 15 years at Meta, shaping creator partnerships from early Instagram days through Reels incentives for TikTok stars. Now OpenAI's first VP of global creative partnerships, he'll report to CEO Fidji Simo starting in March, focusing on music, film, and fashion communities to build AI tools for learning and entertainment. His arrival highlights OpenAI's push into Hollywood amid licensing deals like Disney's $1 billion Sora pact, as the company conducts a listening tour to address creatives' AI concerns from past strikes.

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Charles Porch, who brought Beyoncé's album to Instagram and welcomed Pope Francis to the platform, is jumping from Meta to OpenAI with big dreams for AI and culture.

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Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai selected Real Madrid's Fede Valverde over Matheus Cunha, Vitinha, Martin Odegaard, and Frenkie de Jong, and chose Luka Modric over Gennaro Gattuso, Andrea Pirlo, and Andres Iniesta. The interview clip was shared by Anything Liverpool and Madrid Universal.

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Amorim took charge on November 11, 2024, after Ten Hag's dismissal, but United finished 15th last season with just 42 points—their worst Premier League placing. This season, after 17 matches, they sit seventh, three or four points off fourth-placed Chelsea, with Amorim at 1.20 points per game amid injuries and squad issues. Fans debate fiercely if sacking Ten Hag was wrong, as some see attacking gains and green shoots, while others fixate on the 48-point swing and demand results ahead of Boxing Day at Newcastle.

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Manchester United supporters are poring over a tough stat: Rúben Amorim's 14 Premier League wins in his first 44 games fall far short of Erik ten Hag's 30 over the same span.

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Chelsea supporters expressed frustration over former manager Enzo Maresca's decisions to bench midfielder Andrey Santos despite his fitness and deploy right-back Malo Gusto in midfield. Discussions highlighted Santos' strong recent performances alongside Moisés Caicedo, which reduced Caicedo's workload and provided team balance. Fans also criticized tactical choices such as the lineup against Atalanta and underutilization of players like Nkunku and Palmer.

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Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro put Chelsea ahead early, but backline mistakes let Leeds equalize, prompting fans to dub it a 'disasterclass.' Barcelona fueled the fun on February 11 with a clip of their defender blocking a shot, captioned like Gandalf, which fans repurposed with Chelsea's leaky moments from that game and beyond. Chelsea hit back hours later with gritty training pics of blonde-haired Palmer sprinting in the cold and Reece James returning to the pitch, signaling their resolve ahead of the next Premier League match.

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Chelsea led 2-0 at home against Leeds on February 10, only for defensive errors to hand rivals a 2-2 draw—and perfect ammo for Barcelona's cheeky 'You shall not pass' post.

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Leicester raced to a 3-0 lead with goals from Divine Mukasa, Patson Daka, and Abdul Fatawu, but Southampton mounted an epic second-half rally. Ross Stewart pulled one back on 61 minutes, Jack Stephens headed in on 82, Ryan Manning leveled three minutes later, and Charles sealed the winner deep in stoppage time. The victory boosts Southampton's playoff hopes while deepening Leicester's slump, now winless in six amid a points deduction. Commentator Adam Blackmore called it one of the best games in his 30-year career.

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Down 3-0 at halftime, Southampton refused to quit. Shea Charles' 96th-minute rocket sent the away fans into absolute pandemonium at King Power Stadium.

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The discreet conversations, first reported by Axios on February 18, treat 94-year-old Raúl Castro as Cuba's real power holder rather than President Miguel Díaz-Canel. Cuba faces severe economic woes, including days-long blackouts, hospital shutdowns, and a tourism collapse after running out of jet fuel, worsened by U.S. capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and threats against Mexico. U.S. officials describe the friendly chats as exploring paths forward with the 41-year-old "Raulito," a key figure in the military's economic empire, while insisting the regime must change; Cuba denies high-level talks and seeks Russian support.

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In the midst of Cuba's deepening blackouts and fuel shortages, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio quietly met with Raúl Castro's grandson, bypassing official channels to discuss the island's future.

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Japanese posters are sharing hearty meals like pork belly with rice and miso soup, Korean-fusion beef over rice, and playful Indian curry mimicking a flag. Ramen fans post tonkotsu bowls topped with chashu and eggs, while others highlight gyoza or instant noodles with cheese croquettes. These 'meshi tero' shares coincide with Tokyo's SAKANA&JAPAN FESTIVAL in Yoyogi Park, blending home cooking with seafood celebrations. The posts capture everyday joy in eating well amid lingering winter chill.

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Steaming rice bowls and grilled fish fill screens as Japanese users share their cozy winter dinners. From home plates to festival vibes, it's pure comfort in every photo.

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The NFL legend's company secured U.S. trademark No. 8,138,775 on February 10, 2026, for clothing like T-shirts, hoodies, hats, and outdoor gear. The phrase, born during Moss's explosive 1998 rookie season with the Minnesota Vikings, defined his 14-year run of 15,292 yards and 156 touchdowns. Fans shared fond memories of those highlight-reel grabs, with some joking it's long overdue and pitching ideas like 'Straight cash homie' merch.

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Randy Moss pointed to the roaring crowd after snatching a 60-yard touchdown over Deion Sanders, igniting chants of 'You Got Moss’d' that echoed through his Hall of Fame career.

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At the inaugural 'Board of Peace' meeting of the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace, flags including Finland's appeared behind Trump as he wielded a golden gavel, despite Finland declining the invitation over concerns with the board's Trump-led structure and veto power. The gathering focused on over $17 billion in Gaza reconstruction pledges, mainly from Gulf states and Hungary, while major Western allies like Germany, the UK, France, and Canada stayed away. Amid this, Finnish President Alexander Stubb dismissed Russia's $12 trillion U.S. business deal pitches as lies, since they exceed Russia's $2.5 trillion GDP; Russia's envoy Kirill Dmitriev hit back, calling Stubb's brain too small for such numbers and mocking his grasp of Finnish saunas.

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Finns spotted their national flag on display at Trump's new institute during a peace meeting they skipped entirely. The unexpected sight quickly turned into a point of national pride and anger.

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