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The February 17 post from @OldeWorldOrder compared the two politicians and gained over 11,000 likes, sparking talks on race, assimilation, and U.S. Census categories. The Census treats Hispanic or Latino as an ethnicity separate from race, a system from the 1970s that lets people pick both; in 2020, just 20% of Hispanics chose white alone, down from 53% in 2010, with many selecting 'some other race.' Voices like James Surowiecki suggested classifying Latinos as white like past Sicilian or Greek immigrants, while others pointed to gang member photos or genetic diversity among Latinos from European-descended Cubans to Indigenous Mexicans, highlighting how national identities often matter more than a broad 'Latino' label.

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A post pitting Sen. Marco Rubio against Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez asked if 'our Latino is better than their Latino' — and it quickly drew replies challenging whether Latinos like Rubio even qualify as non-white.

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The reforms allow companies to extend shifts to 12 hours using 'hour banks' for time off instead of overtime pay, cut severance payouts, limit strikes in key sectors, and permit partial wages in goods or foreign currency. Clashes erupted in Buenos Aires with tear gas and rubber bullets, as unions like the CGT decried the moves and called a general strike. A false claim about 12-year jail terms for 'anti-Semitism' spread online but stems from unpassed proposals, while Milei argues the changes will attract investment to an inflation-hit economy. The bill now goes to the Chamber of Deputies, where his allies hold a narrow majority.

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Protesters hurled stones and furniture at police outside Congress as senators voted 42-30 to approve President Javier Milei's labor changes on February 12.

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Lawmakers voted 75-24 to censure Jerí on Tuesday over 'Chifagate,' allegations of unreported late-night meetings with Chinese executives under scrutiny for government contracts. The 39-year-old, who became Peru's seventh ousted leader since 2016, denied wrongdoing amid probes into possible influence peddling and other claims like hiring unqualified staff. Congress will elect a replacement today to serve until July, amid warnings that the instability hampers governance in the key minerals exporter.

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After just 130 days in office, José Jerí Oré bid farewell to his ministers and quietly left Lima’s Government Palace, pushed out by a corruption scandal.

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Kidnapped from the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023, Gilboa-Dalal described in a Channel 12 News interview how a captor dragged him from a shower, assaulted him despite protests invoking Islamic prohibitions, and silenced him with weapons. He emerged emaciated with potential permanent hearing loss from tunnels and homes, as one of the last living hostages freed in an October 13 exchange. His account is the second public testimony from a male survivor of sexual abuse, amid prior reports of systematic violence against hostages.

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Guy Gilboa-Dalal froze as his naked body was groped by a Hamas guard, who then pressed a knife to his neck and rifle to his head, threatening death if he spoke. The 25-year-old endured this assault after 738 days in Gaza captivity.

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Two 18-year-old Palestinians from Hebron and Beit Omar rammed their vehicle into Israelis at the Gush Etzion junction south of Jerusalem on Tuesday, then stabbed victims, killing 71-year-old Aharon Cohen and wounding a man, a boy, and a woman. Israeli security forces killed both attackers on site. Cohen, a Kiryat Arba resident and father of six, was remembered by neighbors as a kind community pillar during his funeral that evening.

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A vehicle slammed into a crowd at Gush Etzion junction, followed by knives flashing in a deadly ambush that claimed an innocent life.

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Arrested on September 26, 2025, after protests in Leh demanding statehood and Sixth Schedule protections for land, jobs, and culture, Wangchuk faces National Security Act charges for allegedly inciting unrest. A Supreme Court bench deferred his habeas corpus hearing to January 7, 2026, citing lack of time, as he remains held in Jodhpur jail. The delay draws parallels to prolonged cases elsewhere, highlighting tensions between security concerns and rights in the border region post-2019 Jammu and Kashmir changes.

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Sonam Wangchuk, the climate engineer who inspired '3 Idiots' Phunsukh Wangdu, has now spent over 100 days in jail. His wife calls the detention illegal amid Ladakh's push for autonomy.

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In Episode 10 of Married at First Sight Australia, brides planned fantasy nights to boost passion, but Rachel faced Steven's hesitation, Steve turned down Rebecca's sexy librarian look, and Julia's deep questions frustrated Grayson. Sweet moments like Bec and Danny's body-painting offered contrast, yet fans focused on the raw rejections and emotional fallout. Intimacy Week rolls on with grooms' turns and a tense dinner party ahead.

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Rachel held up cue cards begging for a real kiss, only for Steven to admit it might not spark feelings—like roommates, not lovers.

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Fans of Manchester United player Bruno Fernandes speculate that he would win the Ballon d'Or if Portugal triumphs in the 2026 World Cup, alongside potential Premier League and World Cup honors. Posts highlight his strong 2025/26 season performance and praise him as one of the top midfielders. Discussions include rivalries with Cristiano Ronaldo fans and debates on whether fan support influences awards.

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The Tuesday post by @Vishaaakhaaa drew over 5,000 likes and hundreds of replies, splitting fans along the lines of the 18-year Messi-Ronaldo GOAT debate. Messi supporters shared clips of his vision and flair, while Ronaldo backers highlighted headers, weaker foot goals, and overhead kicks. Neutrals shrugged it off as classic banter, with both legends still chasing milestones ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

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A cheeky post declared men who like Messi are generally better people than Ronaldo fans—and it unleashed a storm of football passion in the replies.

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The Urdu hashtag, translating to 'Traitor Imran Riaz,' surged around 5:15 p.m. UTC, with users criticizing Khan—a PTI supporter with over 6 million followers—for prioritizing clicks over verified facts amid reports on Imran Khan's eye condition in Adiala Jail. His recent vlog on the PTI leader's health fueled the backlash, as critics argued sensationalism erodes public trust while PTI allies dismissed it as a paid smear campaign. The trend underscores tensions in Pakistan's polarized media scene, where speed often clashes with accuracy on sensitive political topics.

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On February 17, a flood of similar posts hit X under #غدار_عمران_ریاض, calling out Imran Riaz Khan for treating WhatsApp rumors as breaking news.

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The clash happened around 12:30 a.m. near border marker 151/2 in Tajikistan's southern Khatlon region, where troops spotted the men from Afghanistan's Badakhshan province during searches. The group ignored surrender orders, opened fire, and were neutralized in the response, with authorities recovering rifles, a pistol, ammo, phones, a radio, and a boat. No Tajik casualties occurred, and this fits a pattern of at least five deadly incidents since November 2025 along the 1,350-kilometer frontier, amid rising concerns over cross-border threats despite calls for Taliban action.

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In the dead of night, Tajik border guards faced down four armed intruders who crossed from Afghanistan and refused to back down.

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Peter Boghossian shared footage from his discussion with Raymond Ibrahim, where the operator claimed sovereignty oppresses people, undocumented immigrants commit fewer crimes than natives, and Muslims face oppression in America and the UK. Boghossian noted the man got triggered by their immigration talk and stormed out offended. The clip drew ridicule from many for the operator's views, though one reply praised hearing a civilized alternative perspective. It captures raw clashes over borders and identity in everyday settings.

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Mid-interview in Los Angeles, their camera operator suddenly jumped in with a sharp take on sovereignty and immigrants, leaving historian Raymond Ibrahim stunned mid-sentence.

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Oscar Piastri achieved the world number one driver status. Lando Norris secured a podium finish at the Austria Grand Prix. McLaren drivers' successes prompted fan celebrations on social media.

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In the clip from Egyptian TV, Saleh explains that Islam regulated slavery from wars, allowing Muslim men sexual relations with female captives 'whom your right hands possess,' using a hypothetical Israel conflict as example. Produced by MEMRI and circulating since at least 2018, it drew sharp backlash this week from users in the U.S., Australia, and Europe, who linked it to concerns about cultural integration, grooming gangs, and ideologies clashing with human rights. While some defended that rape is forbidden in Islam and modern scholars reject slavery, others highlighted historical context and selective editing in the footage.

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An aged video resurfaced, showing Egyptian scholar Suad Saleh outlining classical Islamic rules on female war captives, prompting widespread condemnation as justification for rape amid immigration worries.

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The cover for Absolute Batman #18, set for March 11, shows a gritty reimagining of Scott Snyder's Court of Owls as tactical enforcers surrounding Batman in urban decay. Snyder noted on X that it was meant to stay hidden until issue #17 releases around February 18, part of a two-issue Poison Ivy arc in DC's grounded Absolute Universe. Fans reacted with hype over the bold visuals and 'absurd' matchup, as the series builds on high-stakes stories without Bruce Wayne's usual wealth or allies.

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A hulking Batman clutches a chainsaw amid owl-masked militia and a serpentine Poison Ivy villain—until this unredacted cover leaked early online.

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The cover for Absolute Batman #18, set for March 11, shows a gritty reimagining of Scott Snyder's Court of Owls as tactical enforcers surrounding Batman in urban decay. Snyder noted on X that it was meant to stay hidden until issue #17 releases around February 18, part of a two-issue Poison Ivy arc in DC's grounded Absolute Universe. Fans reacted with hype over the bold visuals and 'absurd' matchup, as the series builds on high-stakes stories without Bruce Wayne's usual wealth or allies.

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A hulking Batman clutches a chainsaw amid owl-masked militia and a serpentine Poison Ivy villain—until this unredacted cover leaked early online.

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The cover for Absolute Batman #18, set for March 11, shows a gritty reimagining of Scott Snyder's Court of Owls as tactical enforcers surrounding Batman in urban decay. Snyder noted on X that it was meant to stay hidden until issue #17 releases around February 18, part of a two-issue Poison Ivy arc in DC's grounded Absolute Universe. Fans reacted with hype over the bold visuals and 'absurd' matchup, as the series builds on high-stakes stories without Bruce Wayne's usual wealth or allies.

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A hulking Batman clutches a chainsaw amid owl-masked militia and a serpentine Poison Ivy villain—until this unredacted cover leaked early online.

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During a cordon and search operation Wednesday in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara district, Karnah Police recovered four Chinese-made pistols, seven pistol magazines, three AK-47 magazines, 308 AK-47 rounds, and a sniper sight from the Rati Tari forest near the Line of Control. Officials believe the items were dumped by terrorists, and a probe is underway to trace their origins and intended users. The find highlights ongoing vigilance in this infiltration hotspot, adding to recent successes like property attachments and smuggling busts as winter snows heighten security measures.

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In the snowy forests of Kupwara's remote Karnah sector, troops unearthed a buried terrorist arms dump amid rugged terrain along the Pakistan border.

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The 34-second video from last November's Baitussalam Olympiad in Karachi shows Rizwan urging kids to prioritize religion over profession, saying Muslims are here for leadership, not servitude. Indian fans mocked him as a 'part-time cricketer, full-time maulana' and linked it to Islamist goals, amid tense ties and calls to skip bilateral series. Defenders point out Indian players like Suryakumar Yadav also mix faith and sports, such as his 'Har Har Mahadev' post after the February 15 win in Colombo.

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Just days after Pakistan's 61-run defeat to India in the T20 World Cup, an old clip resurfaced of Mohammad Rizwan telling youth that Islam comes before cricket.

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UK tech enthusiast Perri Karyal, who holds a master's in psychology, created a galvanic vestibular stimulation setup using electrodes behind her ears and a game controller. Mild electrical currents trick her vestibular nerve, making her physically lean with joystick inputs, as shown in demos running in a park and racing in Trackmania for a personal best. She shared the wild experiments on X and TikTok, drawing praise for women in STEM alongside jokes about remote-control humans, but viewers and studies highlight risks like headaches, dizziness, and skin irritation from improper use.

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Imagine a friend pushing a joystick, and your body sways left against your will. Perri Karyal made that real with a DIY device zapping her inner ear.

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On January 28 in Balochistan's restive Kech district, armed men allegedly from the Baloch Liberation Army abducted married woman Nargis outside her home, pursued by her husband and nephew. Frontier Corps troops set up checkpoints, chased a fleeing silver Toyota Surf, and exchanged fire with the kidnappers, neutralizing two militants including Salim Baloch, a 2000-born Turbat native linked to prior attacks. They recovered rifles, ammunition, and gear from the bullet-riddled vehicle, with social media posts sharing scene photos but no official confirmation from ISPR or major outlets as of January 29.

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In broad daylight, militants tried to drag Nargis from her home in Kech district. Hours later, Pakistani troops turned the tables in a tense firefight.

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On January 28 in Balochistan's restive Kech district, armed men allegedly from the Baloch Liberation Army abducted married woman Nargis outside her home, pursued by her husband and nephew. Frontier Corps troops set up checkpoints, chased a fleeing silver Toyota Surf, and exchanged fire with the kidnappers, neutralizing two militants including Salim Baloch, a 2000-born Turbat native linked to prior attacks. They recovered rifles, ammunition, and gear from the bullet-riddled vehicle, with social media posts sharing scene photos but no official confirmation from ISPR or major outlets as of January 29.

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In broad daylight, militants tried to drag Nargis from her home in Kech district. Hours later, Pakistani troops turned the tables in a tense firefight.

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Veteran journalist Shahid Hashmi speculated in a PakPassion interview that Babar Azam's recent loose shots in T20 cricket might tie to unconfirmed family issues, like pressure from his parents to marry a cousin while he prefers someone else. Fans quickly criticized the comments as an invasion of privacy and poor journalism, with some mocking it as yet another excuse for the Pakistan star's slower strike rates. Despite the noise, Babar remains in Pakistan's preliminary T20 World Cup 2026 squad and has shone in the BBL this season, including two recent fifties among top run-scorers. Neither Babar nor the Pakistan Cricket Board has responded.

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Babar Azam dazzled with an unbeaten 58 in the BBL opener, yet a journalist's speculation about family marriage pressure has drawn sharp backlash.

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