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On February 22, 2026, in Tapalpa, Jalisco, U.S.-aided Mexican forces killed 59-year-old Oseguera during an operation; he died shortly after from wounds. The CJNG leader, with a $15 million U.S. bounty, had built one of Mexico's most violent groups through public executions and attacks on troops. His death sparked roadblocks, vehicle burnings, and clashes, closing schools and deploying thousands of soldiers, though tourist areas stayed relatively calm. A viral rumor of his gaming past, including unverified claims of playing Modern Warfare 2 online as 'PZ ElMencho,' added a human twist amid unconfirmed betrayal stories and fears of cartel infighting.

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In a dramatic raid, Mexican authorities took down Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, the elusive 'El Mencho,' leader of the brutal CJNG cartel. His hideout held an unexpected find: a box of Xbox 360 games like Call of Duty and FIFA.

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A map shared on March 16 lists 27 countries with over 90% English speakers, including the Netherlands at 90.9%, but Canada falls short at 83.06% due to Quebec, where only 52% of residents speak English per 2021 census data. Provinces like Newfoundland and Labrador reach 100%, yet Quebec's 23% of the population pulls the national average down. The graphic prompted laughs, sarcasm about French in Quebec, and reminders of Canada's official bilingualism, with 98.1% knowing English or French.

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Canadians blinked twice when a map placed the Netherlands ahead of their own country for nations where over 90% speak English. Quebec's strong French roots explain why Canada misses the list.

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On February 22, 2026, security forces killed Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes in Tapalpa, Jalisco, with U.S. intelligence support, sparking over 250 roadblocks, arson, and travel disruptions in 20 states. Juan Carlos Valencia González, a 41-year-old U.S. citizen from Santa Ana, California and El Mencho's stepson, emerges as a rumored successor; DEA records list him as a top leader since 2007 with a $5 million bounty. While no official confirmation exists and infighting looms, online jokes highlight the irony of an American potentially leading Mexico's most powerful cartel.

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Mexican forces took down cartel boss El Mencho in a dramatic raid, unleashing chaos across the country. Now whispers point to his U.S.-born stepson as the next in line.

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El Mencho, the 59-year-old leader of Mexico's powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel, died February 22 from gunshot wounds during a military raid in Tapalpa, Jalisco. His funeral Monday at Recinto de la Paz cemetery in Zapopan featured massive floral displays, including rooster-shaped wreaths tied to his cockfighting interest, and narcocorridos played by a banda, all under tight protection from 80 soldiers, National Guard, and police. The event followed his wake and drew criticism for lack of arrests among attendees, plus an assault on a photographer inside the cemetery, as his death has already sparked over 70 killings and unrest across 20 states.

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A gleaming golden coffin carried Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, through Guadalajara streets lined with masked mourners and soldiers.

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A viral post by TaraBull claimed footage showed cartel violence with fires and burning cars in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The footage actually depicted protesters burning Waymo autonomous vehicles during immigration rallies in Los Angeles in June 2025.

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The influential Japanese rock band LUNA SEA announced that their drummer Shinya passed away peacefully at age 56 after a long fight with colorectal cancer, diagnosed in 2020, and a recent brain tumor that required seven surgeries. Bandmates described his precise drumming on hits like 'ROSIER' and 'STORM' as the group's center, praising his sun-like smile and determination to return for upcoming shows. He leaves his wife Aya Ishiguro, a former Morning Musume. member, and their three children; fans and artists like GACKT shared tributes honoring his lasting rhythm.

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Shinya Yamada, the heartbeat of LUNA SEA, fought stage 4 cancer with unyielding spirit until his condition suddenly worsened on February 17.

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River Plate capped Gallardo's second stint as coach with a convincing 3-1 victory in Fecha 7 of the Torneo Apertura 2026. Lucas Martínez Quarta headed them ahead early, Sebastián Driussi restored the lead seconds into the second half, and debutant Joaquín 'Eno' Freitas sealed it with a clinical finish after slick play from man-of-the-match Tomás Galván. Gallardo, whose first spell brought 14 titles, departed amid chants, with the club now climbing the table buoyed by young talents like 19-year-old Freitas.

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Over 90,000 fans filled Estadio Más Monumental, their thunderous ovation and flares lighting up the night as Marcelo 'Muñeco' Gallardo waved goodbye from the touchline.

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Davidson, the real-life inspiration for the acclaimed film I Swear, shouted the N-word and other offensive phrases during the February 22 ceremony in London. The BBC broadcast caught the moment live before removing it from iPlayer, prompting apologies from both BAFTA and the BBC, who launched an internal review. Davidson, deeply mortified, explained coprolalia as a neurological symptom unrelated to his beliefs, while reactions divided between calls for understanding disability and concerns over the harm amid Black presenters Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo.

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John Davidson sat in the BAFTA audience, honored by the film about his life, when his Tourette's tic let out an involuntary racial slur as Black stars presented onstage.

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Persephone, the 24-year-old El Paso native known as La Diosa de la Muerte, dethroned AEW's Mercedes Moné in the main event of CMLL's sold-out La Noche de las Amazonas, ending her 261-day reign as Women's World Champion. Moné entered with pyrotechnics and a lucha mask to troll the crowd, but Persephone's power overwhelmed her technical style, finishing with a signature sequence. The CMLL women's roster, including AEW's Mina Shirakawa, celebrated the new champ in the ring as confetti fell, marking a passing of the torch in a stacked card featuring debuts from Megan Bayne and Stardom stars.

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With 16,000 fans roaring in the Cathedral of Lucha Libre, Persephone hoisted Mercedes Moné for a massive powerbomb, then sealed her championship victory amid erupting cheers.

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The Jazz forward sat out Wednesday's game against New Orleans, leaving their already battered frontcourt—missing Jaren Jackson Jr., Jusuf Nurkic, Walker Kessler, and Vince Williams Jr.—even thinner. With Utah at 18-40 and eyed for lottery odds in a talent-rich draft, the league's move follows a recent $500,000 fine for resting stars in a win over Miami. Fans vent frustration over the perceived distrust, while owner Ryan Smith defends the rebuild as necessary for small-market success. No MRI results yet, but the scrutiny highlights the NBA's push against tanking as the season nears its end.

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Lauri Markkanen, Utah's scoring star averaging 26.7 points, hurt his hip and ankle in practice—now the NBA is dispatching independent doctors to check his MRI results.

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