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Yad Vashem's post referenced an order by Nazi governor Hans Frank requiring Jews aged 10 and older in occupied Polish territory to wear white armbands with a blue Star of David starting December 1, 1939. The Auschwitz Memorial, Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski, and others objected to the phrasing, insisting it specify German occupation to accurately reflect Poland's victim status during World War II. Poland summoned Israel's ambassador on Monday amid longstanding sensitivities in Holocaust narratives. Yad Vashem noted its linked article clarifies the German authorities' role, but has not altered the original post.

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Marking a grim 1939 anniversary, Yad Vashem described a Nazi decree forcing Jews in Poland to wear badges—omitting that the country was under German occupation at the time. The Auschwitz Memorial quickly pointed out this key historical detail.

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Netflix's Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 is streaming now, with Part 2 arriving February 26, and promo videos spotlight Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson) and Eloise Bridgerton (Claudia Jessie) as Lady Bridgerton's most troublesome children. Fans joke about the family's spoiled antics, predict Eloise's spotlight season from her heavy promo, and revisit Polin moments from Season 3 like Colin's protective stares and tense family talks. While some shade the promo amid vague allegations and clamor for Francesca's season, others celebrate the show's hopeful romance core through hand touches and mirror scenes.

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Official clips of Benedict and Eloise in chaotic sibling mode have fans laughing and speculating about their stories ahead.

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Real Madrid's Thibaut Courtois hit out at Jose Mourinho for defending Prestianni and blaming Vinicius' celebration, insisting no excuse justifies racism and affirming he believes Vinicius heard the slur clearly. UEFA banned Prestianni provisionally for tonight's Bernabeu second leg, where Madrid hold a 1-0 lead and aim to advance. Benfica's president backs his player, while teammate Dodi Lukebakio said he'd reject any proven racism, as tensions simmer ahead of the decisive match.

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Vinicius Junior's goal celebration last week turned ugly when Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni allegedly called him a racist slur, halting play for nearly 10 minutes as teammates rallied behind him.

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Real Madrid's Thibaut Courtois hit out at Jose Mourinho for defending Prestianni and blaming Vinicius' celebration, insisting no excuse justifies racism and affirming he believes Vinicius heard the slur clearly. UEFA banned Prestianni provisionally for tonight's Bernabeu second leg, where Madrid hold a 1-0 lead and aim to advance. Benfica's president backs his player, while teammate Dodi Lukebakio said he'd reject any proven racism, as tensions simmer ahead of the decisive match.

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Vinicius Junior's goal celebration last week turned ugly when Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni allegedly called him a racist slur, halting play for nearly 10 minutes as teammates rallied behind him.

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Prediction markets on Kalshi give a 19% chance that Musk will attend President Trump's State of the Union address at 9 p.m. ET in the House chamber. Bettors also favor Barron Trump at 75% odds, while seeing low chances for figures like Dana White or Gavin Newsom. The excitement ties back to March 2025, when Trump praised Musk's work on the short-lived Department of Government Efficiency during a joint address to Congress, drawing applause across the aisle. Amid Democratic boycotts and Trump's challenges, the speculation adds extra buzz to the evening.

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Elon Musk's star moment last year—when Trump shouted out DOGE from the podium—has fans on X buzzing with hope for a repeat tonight.

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In the final at Bangor City Stadium, Cardiff City led twice—first with Shannon Evans' header, then Mikayla Cook's rebound—but Wrexham equalized through Ava Suckley's lob and debutant Maria Francis-Jones' stunning rocket. Goalkeeper Liz Craven saved the first two penalties in the shootout, securing a 4-2 win and first-year coach Jenny Sugarman's instant silverware. Co-owner Rob McElhenney called them 'HISTORY MAKERS,' capping a dominant cup run in the Ryan Reynolds era.

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From behind twice and into penalties, Wrexham AFC Women refused to quit, lifting the Genero Adran Trophy before a roaring record crowd of 1,374.

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