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On May 15 in Dehradun, VHP and Bajrang Dal members led by Vikas Verma entered the store and targeted employees with badges reading 'Jitendra Singh' and 'Alam,' claiming they hid their Muslim identities to frame Hindu coworker Vipin Singh for theft and force his resignation. Video shows the group questioning the staff, writing on the badges, and declaring the employees 'Jihadi' forever, based on the Hindu man's complaint. Police have not commented or filed any FIR as of May 16 evening, while online posts split between viewing it as harassment or legitimate pushback against workplace discrimination.

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Inside a Metro Shoes showroom, men in saffron attire cornered two employees, marker in hand, and scrawled 'Jihadi' on their name badges amid heated accusations.

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Paul Williams reposted Murad's aphorism from his 2010s Contentions series: 'Ibn Taymiyyah is like Ibn Arabi: both are dangerously misread by fools.' It highlights divides in Sunni thought, with Salafis defending the 13th-century jurist Ibn Taymiyyah—who critiqued Ibn Arabi's mystical wahdat al-wujud as deviant in works like Majmu' al-Fatawa—while Sufi sympathizers call for nuance in reading both. Critics like Faris Al Hammadi reject the comparison as false, citing historical refutations, as defenders point to Ibn Taymiyyah's own praise for early Sufis. The exchange urges a return to primary texts amid ongoing reinterpretations.

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A sharp line from scholar Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad draws a bold parallel between two towering Islamic figures, pulling fans of each into a lively clash over their true legacies.

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The Toluna-Harris Interactive survey, conducted May 25-27 among 1,744 voters, gives Bardella 32% in first-round scenarios with multiple candidates, ahead of Jean-Luc Mélenchon at 14% and centrists Édouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal at 13% and 9%. In runoffs, he beats Philippe 54%-46%, Attal 57%-43%, and Mélenchon 68%-32%, with similar edges if Marine Le Pen runs instead. The results reflect National Rally's momentum amid voter concerns over immigration, security, and the economy, though experts note polls can shift as in past races with Emmanuel Macron.

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Jordan Bardella emerges as the frontrunner in a new poll for France's 2027 presidential election, topping every tested second-round matchup against key rivals.

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Posts on X using hashtags like #اين_قحطان_يا_حوثي and #WhereIsQahtanHouthi call for the release of Mohammed Qahtan, a prominent advocate for dialogue and political solutions in Yemen. Qahtan has been forcibly disappeared by the Houthi militia for 11 years. Users urge the United Nations and international community to pressure the Houthis for his immediate release and family access.

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In a video address marking the UN holiday honoring poet Alexander Pushkin, Lavrov accused Ukraine of linguistic discrimination and terror against Russian-speakers, vowing Moscow's decisive opposition. The remarks, tied to Russia's justification for its actions since 2014, faced sharp online backlash from Ukrainian and Western voices, including sarcastic jabs about body bags and stolen homes. Ukraine maintains Russian remains widely spoken privately by over 30% of its pre-war population, with fact-checkers rating Moscow's discrimination claims exaggerated amid ongoing conflict stalemates.

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On Russian Language Day, Sergey Lavrov used the occasion to declare protecting Russian-speakers in Ukraine an absolute priority for any peace deal.

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Michele, 22 at the time, vanished from her mother's home in September 2015 with just a small suitcase; she had worked as an escort for model scout Daniel Siad in Dubai before seeking rehab in Germany. German media uncovered her name in millions of U.S. Justice Department documents released since late 2025, where Siad emailed Epstein her photo in 2014, calling her 'the girl you missed from Germany.' Siad's name appears nearly 2,000 times in the files, linked to Epstein's network, though no direct contact with Michele is shown; her parents hold onto hope, with her father saying it's vital to find her no matter what, while her mother fears she may no longer be alive. Police now plan to re-examine her old cellphone as the family welcomes tips.

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After nearly 11 years of silence, a young German woman named Michele has appeared in Jeffrey Epstein's files—giving her family a flicker of hope amid deep fears.

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Marco Rubio, as Secretary of State, invoked a rarely used law to deem progressive influencer Franklin Humberto Coral Garrido deportable because his U.S.-based social media posts opposed Abelardo de la Espriella, the right-wing Colombian candidate endorsed by President Trump. Coral, who overstayed a tourist visa since 2015 and has a pending asylum claim, faces removal for activities said to harm U.S. foreign policy interests ahead of Colombia's June 21 presidential runoff. Critics like Rep. Nydia Velazquez decry it as punishing free speech, while Coral's family reports rough treatment during his arrest, and he remains in ICE custody with no public response from Rubio or the State Department.

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On June 17 in Phoenix, ICE agents arrested Beto Coral, a vocal supporter of Colombia's leftist president, right after Secretary Rubio signed off on his deportation for online criticism.

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The rookie boy group from Big Hit Music, made up of James, Juhoon, Martin, Seonghyeon, and Keonho, released 'REDRED' on April 20 as a pre-release for their second EP *Greengreen*. The track has dominated Korean platforms like Apple Music (57 days at No. 1), Bugs, Melon Hot 100, and Genie, while also reaching new heights on YouTube Music Korea this week. Globally, it has amassed over 107 million Spotify streams and charted for 60 days on the Daily Top Songs Global list. Fans celebrate the feat, with many predicting year-end awards for the song's incredible run.

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CORTIS's 'REDRED' just topped Spotify South Korea's chart for a record-breaking 50 days, nudging past BTS's 'Butter' from 2021.

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A post from Clown World ™ on Valentine's Day featuring Tomahawk steaks arranged as a bouquet went viral on X. Users praised it as an ideal Valentine's gift for men over traditional flowers. Replies highlighted steak as a romantic gesture, with references to Wagyu and home-cooked meals.

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Germany secured a tense 2-1 victory over Ivory Coast in their World Cup Group E match in Toronto, with Deniz Undav's late volley sealing the win after Franck Kessie's early goal. Wirtz shone in the 7-1 rout of Curacao but played only 45 minutes here, creating chances and leading recoveries despite no goals or assists, sparking fan divides on his physical battles and end product. Liverpool fans worry about his modest debut season echoing past disappointments, while Klopp urged more involvement to unlock his rhythm. Germany leads the group ahead of Ecuador on June 25.

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Florian Wirtz dazzled in Germany's opener but drew sharp criticism after a quiet half against Ivory Coast. Even Jurgen Klopp stepped in to defend the Liverpool star's deeper contributions.

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The 30-year-old climber fell into the Hardah Dam volcanic crater in Yemen's Dhale province on June 13 while scaling its near-vertical walls without ropes or gear. Rescue teams battled toxic gases, heat, and steep terrain for over four hours to recover his body from 30 meters underwater using a winched cage. Fans mourned the social media star's acrobatic feats on Yemen's cliffs, with some tying his risks to family needs amid the country's conflict, as officials urged safety equipment for all adventurers.

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Al-Qaqa Ibn Antar, the barefoot daredevil known as Yemen's Spider-Man, clung to the sheer crater wall—then his grip slipped, sending him tumbling 120 meters into the depths.

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