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The vandalism was first shared publicly on November 14 by an OSINT account and later amplified by Jewish advocate Hen Mazzig, garnering over 1.3 million views on X. B'nai Brith Canada condemned the incident, criticizing the university for allowing normalized hate and calling for accountability. While skeptics question the graffiti's authenticity due to Islamic etiquette concerns, no perpetrator has been identified, and Concordia University has not issued a statement or provided updates on investigations.

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Over the weekend, a Concordia University bathroom in Montreal was defaced with the words 'Kill all Jews' and 'Allahu Akbar,' raising alarms about campus safety for Jewish students.

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Gustavo Fring (@zone6nova) posted a viral statement rejecting partners who mention dating multiple people during the casual dating phase. The post sparked widespread online debate on transparency in non-exclusive relationships. Opinions varied between viewing unprompted disclosure as tactless or manipulative and seeing it as clear communication.

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Protests at Delaney Hall in Newark entered their third week after detainees began a hunger and labor strike over poor food, medical care, and conditions. New Jersey officials, including Mayor Ras Baraka and Gov. Mikie Sherrill, demanded closure and sued operator GEO Group, but White House border czar Tom Homan warned that arrests would continue with immigrants flown to Texas or Arizona for detention. Homan defended the facility's operations, noting regular inspections find no major issues, while demonstrations led to over 90 arrests, road blockages, and a nightly curfew.

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Tom Homan visited the Newark ICE facility unannounced, ate a detainee meal, and called it fine amid ongoing protests.

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The New York Mets changed the start times for Tuesday and Wednesday's games from 7:10 p.m. to 4:10 p.m. ET, dodging predictions of dropping temperatures and gusty winds in Queens. To thank fans, the team honors all tickets with a future game voucher and offers limited free tickets using code THANKYOU. Fans praised the fan-friendly move while some noted workday scheduling issues, part of a broader trend with other teams like the Guardians and Royals adjusting amid an early April cold snap.

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With chilly winds forecast to drop evening temps into the 30s at Citi Field, the Mets moved up their next two home games against Arizona for playable conditions.

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Reports emerged on June 23 that Greater Manchester mayor and new Labour MP Andy Burnham views retrospective application of Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's ILR reforms—extending the qualifying period from five to ten years—as unfair to those already settled. Critics from Reform UK warn this could fast-track settlement for 2.15 million post-Brexit arrivals, adding billions in taxpayer costs like pensions and benefits, with their report estimating a £130-175 billion lifetime fiscal burden. Burnham has not confirmed the stance, calling related claims speculation, amid Labour's internal debates over balancing public finances and compassion for long-term residents.

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Andy Burnham, fresh off his parliamentary win, faces backlash for reportedly wanting to spare migrants already in the UK from longer waits for permanent residency.

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In a post from early Saturday, Fae shared how her partner, who 'grew up too rich to know what fiberglass insulation looked like,' ended up with skin full of tiny glass fibers causing delayed stinging pain like micro cuts. The story exploded with over 1.7 million views as users speculated on the girlfriend's grandfather, from Pinochet to Noriega, while Fae teased that no one has guessed correctly yet. Fae noted her girlfriend, now a poor woke trans woman doing community work and distancing from family history, saw the mishap as hilarious alongside practical warnings about the itchy home hazard.

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Fae's girlfriend mistook pink fiberglass insulation for something harmless and grabbed it bare-handed, leading to tears from the intense itch—and wild online guesses about her ex-dictator grandfather.

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Lilian Weng released a detailed blog post on her Lil'Log explaining scaling laws, optimal compute allocation between data and model size, discrepancies between Kaplan et al. and Chinchilla findings, and challenges in extrapolation due to data limits and fitting details. The post, her first in over three years, covers topics including neural scaling universality, submodularity in scaling laws, and comparisons to recent works such as Farseer and Gemstones.

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An Israeli airstrike targeted the Nabatieh Catholic Convent, also known as Escuela de Monjas Católicas, in Nabatieh, southern Lebanon. The strike killed 7 people, including children, in a nearby building.

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In a February 6 speech at the New York Public Library, Mamdani linked Islamic teachings on the Hijrah to broader calls for compassion toward migrants, drawing from the Torah's story of Joseph and announcing stronger sanctuary city policies like limiting data-sharing with ICE. The clip's circulation aligns with Ashura on June 26, when he honored Imam Hussain's stand for truth and dignity. Supporters praise his inclusive leadership rooted in NYC's diverse faiths, while critics accuse him of prioritizing Islamic values over American ones.

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At his first Interfaith Breakfast, New York City's Mayor Zohran Mamdani stood at the podium and quoted the Quran on welcoming those who migrate after persecution—a message now resurfacing during Muharram mourning.

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Niger's new penal code explicitly bans acts associated with each letter of 'LGBTQIA+', including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual practices, with penalties up to 10 years in prison. The legislation was passed under the military junta that seized power in a 2023 coup.

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During her sold-out O2 Victoria Warehouse show on Monday, the British singer—real name Victoria Beveridge—shared the hilarious tale amid a high-energy set with dancers, DJ Joe, quick outfit changes, and her signature handbag stealing the spotlight. Highlights included belting 'Tonight' in a blue harness, accepting a Kenyan flag and fan CD from the crowd, and standout looks like a red flirty skirt and sheer leopard-print dress. She capped the night with a surprise Via club drop-in, joining drag queen Bailey J Mills for an impromptu 'Stateside' that lit up the room with joy.

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PinkPantheress had fans in stitches when she revealed her Pointless audition rejection: producers called her 'too famous' for her favorite quiz show.

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Fans shared photos and clips of male K-pop idols like ENHYPEN's Jake and Sunghoon, praising their glowing skin, sharp jawlines, and stage charisma. Posts highlighted moments from stages, shoots, and fancams, with captions gushing over shining hair, intense gazes, and ethereal portraits. No specific event triggered the wave—it's the daily appeal of these visuals, fueled by polls like the Shining Awards' Best K-Pop Visuals 2026. One fan summed it up: 'he’s literally aphrodite son, like that’s a FACE ECONOMY.'

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A blonde idol's hair catches the light like a halo mid-bite into dessert, leaving fans breathless with awe.

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Penguin Random House India stopped distribution of *The Once and Future Riot* after spotting an inaccurate map during a pre-release check and receiving no fixes from Penguin UK. The 135-page comics journalism work, based on Sacco's 2014 interviews with Muslim victims, village leaders, and rural journalists in Uttar Pradesh, covers the riots that killed 62 people and displaced over 50,000, mostly Muslims. Indian writers like Ramachandra Guha decried the move as pusillanimous, while others noted Penguin's past caution, such as pulping Wendy Doniger's book in 2014 amid legal pressures.

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Joe Sacco's detailed graphic account of the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots won't reach Indian shelves due to a disputed map of the country's borders.

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A new Daily Mail series reveals Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola often scrolls X in local restaurants, hooked on fans' takes about his lineups like Semenyo at No. 10 or Khusanov at right-back during their Champions League exit to Real Madrid. Despite the 3-0 away and 2-1 home losses, City clinched the Carabao Cup and FA Cup this season, sitting second in the Premier League as Arsenal leads by five points. Fans respond with jokes about his experimental teams being playful jabs, highlighting the human side of the manager who's delivered 20 major trophies since 2016.

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Picture Pep Guardiola at a quiet table in Ancoats Square, phone in hand, eyes glued to X amid the chatter about his bold team picks.

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Johnson's review of over 12,000 print articles from outlets like The New York Times, Washington Post, and AP, plus 5,000 CNN and MSNBC TV segments, identified disparities such as 'Israel's right to defend itself' appearing 99 times for Israel but only once for Palestinians in print, and 755 to 8 times on TV. Emotive words like 'slaughter' and 'massacre' described Israeli deaths but never Palestinian ones in early coverage, while child deaths in Gaza received far less mention than in Ukraine's war. The study, from his book 'How to Sell a Genocide,' argues these patterns reflect bias in center-left media, with reactions on X ranging from praise for exposing credibility failures to defenses tying deaths to Hamas's initiation of the conflict.

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Journalist Adam Johnson pored over thousands of articles and TV segments from the first year after Hamas's October 7, 2023, attack. His findings show stark differences in how media described casualties on both sides.

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