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On February 16, the First Amendment Troop staged 'ResistDance' in Washington, D.C., portraying the killings of Renee Nicole Good, shot by an ICE agent on January 7 after driving from a raid, and Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a nurse shot multiple times on January 24 during an ICE operation. The performance spread widely online, with supporters praising its artistry while critics called it corny and misleading. Tensions rose when Good's Minneapolis memorial was set ablaze on February 17, and U2 released an EP honoring her as an 'American mother of three' fighting for freedom.

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Twenty-two performers in maroon outfits stood on Lincoln Memorial steps, symbolically reenacting the deaths of a poet-mother and a nurse as modern-day resisters against federal agents.

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Season 9 of the South African reality show, which began in early February 2026 on Mzansi Magic, spotlights conflicts in businessman Musa Mseleku's household with wives MaCele, MaYeni, MaKhumalo, MaNgwabe, and MaKhwela. MaKhumalo expressed frustration over unmet requests like no new wife from her neighborhood and a celibacy period for her IVF, which Mseleku dismissed, while financial disputes arise as MaCele stops covering bills for MaKhwela, who quit her job but lacks a home. Viewers debate favoritism toward MaCele and MaYeni, with some calling Mseleku a narcissist and others praising his handling of the drama, highlighting polygamy's challenges.

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Musa Mseleku's five wives confront broken promises and favoritism in raw episodes that lay bare the strains of their shared life.

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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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PC Gamer Editor-in-Chief Tyler Wilde argued that Wildlight Entertainment's free-to-play PvP shooter Highguard didn't flop, comparing its sharp drop from a 97,249 peak to typical FPS fades like FragPunk. The studio laid off most of its team two weeks after the January 26 launch due to a troubled rollout with PC issues, netcode problems, and empty maps, leaving a core group for support. Steam reviews sit at 55% negative from 38,000 ratings, yet Wildlight leaders emphasized building a passionate community over massive numbers. X responses included memes, jabs at 'game journalist cope,' and a Community Note bluntly stating 'Highguard flopped,' linking to layoff reports.

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Highguard launched with 97,000 players on day one, but numbers crashed to under 2,000 as layoffs hit the studio. PC Gamer called it normal for shooters—X users and a sharp Community Note disagreed.

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Late Saturday, the emergency session addressed U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on February 28 that targeted Iranian nuclear facilities, missiles, and officials like Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, amid reports of hundreds killed including civilians. Danon warned of an existential threat, likening it to Purim's thwarted genocide plot and recent Auschwitz lessons, while U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz deemed the actions lawful to prevent Iran's nuclear weapon. Iran's envoy called them war crimes; the UN chief urged de-escalation as no resolution passed amid deep divides.

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At a tense UN Security Council meeting, Israel's Danny Danon invoked the Holocaust and the Purim story of ancient Persia to justify U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear sites and leaders.

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The conflict began in early March 2026 with US and Israeli forces striking Iranian military sites, air defenses, and leadership targets near Tehran, killing hundreds including possible high-profile figures, as Iran fired back missiles at Israel and Gulf states. Channels like Zee News, ABP, Aaj Tak, and Republic TV filled broadcasts with explosive graphics, looping unrelated footage, multi-panel debates, and even astrologers linking the war to planetary alignments in leaders' horoscopes. Maj. Gen. G.D. Bakshi offered composed analysis amid the frenzy, while clips of the over-the-top style drew global laughs and divided Indians between embarrassment and shrugs over the entertainment-style coverage. Critics question the credibility as sober global reports contrast sharply with India's high-energy chaos.

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Amid deadly airstrikes between the US, Israel, and Iran, Indian news channels lit up screens with screaming headlines, air raid sirens, and astrologers debating if a lunar eclipse caused the clash.

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On February 16, the First Amendment Troop staged 'ResistDance' in Washington, D.C., portraying the killings of Renee Nicole Good, shot by an ICE agent on January 7 after driving from a raid, and Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a nurse shot multiple times on January 24 during an ICE operation. The performance spread widely online, with supporters praising its artistry while critics called it corny and misleading. Tensions rose when Good's Minneapolis memorial was set ablaze on February 17, and U2 released an EP honoring her as an 'American mother of three' fighting for freedom.

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Posts on X sarcastically compare Minnesota to conflict zones and sanctioned countries such as Gaza, Cuba, Venezuela, and Iran, suggesting it could soon become a viable vacation destination. Users joke about avoiding Minnesota due to its perceived issues, likening it to Somali pirates or unsafe areas. The discussion revolves around humorous reactions to a statement or image listing these locations as potential tourist spots in 'incredible times.'

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President Alexander Stubb of Finland will pay a state visit to India accompanied by a high-level delegation including ministers, senior officials, and business leaders. He is scheduled to meet President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, and deliver a keynote at the Raisina Dialogue. The announcement was made by ANI and the Ministry of External Affairs.

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On October 12, 2000, during the Second Intifada, Yosef Avrahami and Vadim Norzhich, two Israeli IDF reservists, were lynched by a mob in Ramallah after taking a wrong turn into the city. The incident, captured on video showing the men beaten, stabbed, and mutilated, led to Israeli military operations and contributed to the breakdown of peace efforts. Twenty-five years later, the event resurfaced on social media following pro-Palestinian protesters painting their hands red at an Oxford Union event with former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert on November 17, prompting polarized discussions about the symbolism and historical context.

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Blood-red hands painted by protesters at Oxford Union echo a gruesome 2000 image of Palestinian mob violence against two Israeli reservists.

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In a call with Omani Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi, Araghchi blamed U.S. and Israeli strikes for rising tensions but affirmed Iran's commitment to peace. The exchanges followed massive U.S.-Israeli attacks on February 28, dubbed 'Roaring Lion,' which targeted Iranian military sites and killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, top officials, and over 200 others, including civilians. Iran retaliated with missiles and drones on Israel, U.S. bases, and Gulf targets, prompting further strikes and casualties on all sides, as President Trump urged regime change and Oman called for restraint.

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Hours after airstrikes killed Iran's Supreme Leader, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reached out to Oman, expressing readiness for serious talks to ease the escalating conflict.

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On February 17, Slimm posted videos of a chat with 'm'skilz,' who shifted from casual talk to insults like calling her 'gay,' questioning her UK and US awards, and telling her to 'block yourself.' The post, quoting her vent 'Women cannot be angry enough,' drew over 217,000 views, with women sharing similar stories of entitled approaches and others roasting the man's voice notes. While some laughed at the awkward persistence or called it staged, a few criticized Slimm for engaging, highlighting tensions around respect and boundaries in online chats.

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Slimm, a Ghanaian artist and Miss Malaika Ghana 2025 finalist, shared screenshots of a man's bizarre WhatsApp meltdown after she didn't respond to his advances.

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