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Bill PL 4501/2024, introduced in November 2024 by Deputy Eros Biondini, would create a Strategic Sovereign Bitcoin Reserve managed by the Central Bank and Ministry of Finance. The latest version from rapporteur Deputy Luiz Gastão on February 9, 2026, targets 1 million BTC at a cost of about $69 billion, or 19% of Brazil's $358 billion reserves. Proponents see it diversifying away from U.S. dollar assets and hedging risks, with secure storage and public reporting required, though it must clear multiple committees amid economic hurdles.

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Brazilian lawmakers just ramped up a plan to stockpile 1 million Bitcoin over five years—a move that could reshape the nation's reserves.

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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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The 24-year-old Swiss skier dominated the men's Super-G at Milano Cortina 2026, beating American Ryan Cochran-Siegle by 0.13 seconds for silver and teammate Marco Odermatt for bronze in Switzerland's first men's alpine podium sweep since 1948. Cochran-Siegle's medal came exactly 54 years after his mother Barbara Ann Cochran won slalom gold in 1972, marking back-to-back Super-G silvers for the Vermont native on his first World Cup victory hill. Vermont celebrated its third medal in two days, while von Allmen's haul joins an elite trio of three-gold Winter Games performers.

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Franjo von Allmen powered down Bormio's Stelvio course, securing his third gold in five days and etching his name alongside Olympic legends like Toni Sailer.

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In Tehran's Enghelab Square, crowds torched a statue labeled 'the devil Baal,' calling it a symbol of Satanism and Zionism. The Church of Satan, founded in 1966 by Anton LaVey as an atheistic philosophy using symbols like the Sigil of Baphomet, responded firmly: Baal is not one of theirs. Replies poured in from Christians insisting Baal is satanic by nature and conspiracy theorists linking it to modern scandals, while the Church quipped about believers schooling them on their own faith.

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Protesters in Tehran burned a Baal effigy as a satanic symbol, prompting the Church of Satan to jump in with a simple correction—and a dash of humor.

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The group, from World Without Exploitation, confronted Bondi during a February 11 House Judiciary Committee hearing over the Justice Department's handling of Epstein files released under the 2025 Transparency Act. All were adults at the time of their alleged encounters—Jess Michaels at 22 in 1991, Teresa Helm at 22 in 2002, and others aged 21-23—yet they've received settlements from Epstein's estate and banks like JPMorgan. Critics like journalist Michael Tracey note this distinction from confirmed underage victims, while supporters stress grooming and coercion can affect adults too, amid ongoing calls for full disclosure of over 3.5 million pages.

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Five women who say Epstein assaulted them as adults stood firm at a House hearing, pressing Attorney General Pam Bondi for unredacted files on his crimes.

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Anthropic's Claude Code, launched in 2025 and now equipped with full codebase access, shell execution, Git integration, and over 200 tool connections, acts like a junior developer in your terminal. Developers are divided: some, like Dan who skipped learning regex and SQL, celebrate skipping decades of grind, while veterans like Dmitrii Kovanikov insist on proving skills by coding a TCP server in pure C without AI. The discussion underscores a tension between AI's speed on routine tasks and the need for human oversight to avoid buggy, overcomplicated code.

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Elon Musk predicted Tuesday that traditional code will vanish, replaced by direct binary creation and neural nets generating pixels in real time.

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On February 9, 2026, Discord announced 'teen-by-default' settings and required verification like face scans or government ID for features such as Stage channels starting in March, prompting users to call it invasive. Many turned to Steam group chats, which have provided multiple text and voice channels, roles, permissions, and invite links since a 2018 update, all integrated with Steam friends without extra apps or paywalls. A screenshot of a Steam group mimicking Discord layout gained nearly 40,000 likes, sparking a wave of gamers testing it as an alternative, though limitations like two-week chat history and no mobile voice persist.

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Discord's push for face scans and ID checks has gamers crying foul, with one vtuber pleading for Valve to step up. Turns out, Steam's group chats have offered similar features since 2018.

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Massie's December 2024 post, now with nearly 96,000 likes, spotlights the Office of Congressional Workplace Rights, which handles claims like discrimination and sexual harassment using a confidential taxpayer-funded account. From 1997 to 2017, it paid out over $17 million across 264 to 300 claims, with recent years adding millions more, such as $1.6 million from 2020-2024. While supporters praise Massie for pushing accountability amid Epstein file demands, critics question why no names or binding legislation have emerged, as confidentiality rules keep details sealed and reform bills stall.

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A year-old call from Rep. Thomas Massie exposed how Congress quietly spent over $17 million in taxpayer dollars on workplace harassment settlements—no names attached.

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The Jacobin article, posted by Netanyahu without comment on Friday, cites U.S. documents and leaked emails claiming Epstein boasted of aiding Barak's bid against him, including business ties and unverified intelligence links. Barak dismissed it as nonsense from an antisemitic source during a security forum in Canada, noting their meetings began publicly in 2003 via Shimon Peres and were business-focused. Bennett condemned the share for amplifying conspiracy theories that hurt Israel's security, confirming with ex-Mossad chiefs that no such U.S. operations occurred. The exchange highlights ongoing political tensions, with no official intelligence response and Epstein's claims unverified.

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Israeli leaders clashed publicly after Prime Minister Netanyahu shared a report alleging Jeffrey Epstein's involvement in Ehud Barak's 2019 election campaign. The move drew swift backlash from former PM Naftali Bennett, who called it deeply harmful.

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The January 9-12 CNN/SSRS poll of 1,209 adults showed Trump's first-year approval at 39%, with 58% viewing it as a failure and majorities saying his policies hurt the economy. CNN analysts called the results negative on immigration, foreign policy, and power use, though other polls like Rasmussen, Quinnipiac, and Fox News averaged around 40% approval in late January. Reactions split sharply: critics labeled him the worst, while supporters dismissed CNN outright, highlighting ongoing partisan divides as his second term progresses.

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A post on February 6 claimed a new CNN poll branded Trump the worst president ever. In reality, no such poll exists—it twisted an actual survey from weeks earlier.

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The Grammy winner made her first public appearance of 2026 at Il Bolognese in Rome, fueling talk of production on Tom Ford's 'Cry to Heaven,' an adaptation of Anne Rice's novel about 18th-century castrati opera singers. She's joining a star-packed cast including Nicholas Hoult, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Colin Firth, with filming underway in Rome and London since mid-January. Fans shared the paparazzi photos widely, celebrating her return after her Las Vegas residency with comments like 'SHE’S ALIVE' and 'Mother is officially back.' The self-financed project eyes a late 2026 release.

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Bundled in a plaid scarf and baseball cap against Rome's winter chill, Adele chatted animatedly with friends outside a restaurant, camera in hand.

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The commission, created by President Trump in 2025 and led by Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, held its inaugural hearing Monday to address rising antisemitism, including campus incidents after Oct. 7, 2023. Boller defended Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson, questioned if Catholics are antisemitic for rejecting Zionism, and raised Israel's Gaza actions, prompting chair Patrick to refocus on religious liberty. Witnesses like Seth Dillon pushed back, arguing anti-Zionism often veers into bigotry under definitions like IHRA, while pro-Israel advocates now call for Boller's removal amid conservative debates on free speech and Israel support.

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At the White House Religious Liberty Commission's first public hearing, Catholic commissioner Carrie Prejean Boller directly asked Jewish witnesses if opposing Zionism makes someone antisemitic, sparking boos from the audience.

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