Tendencias de Twitter/X en Quebec - Análisis en tiempo real y hashtags de tendencias

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Northerly winds brought Arctic air to the UK, dropping daytime highs to 10-15C across England—far below the usual 17C mid-May average in London. Showers, hail, thunder, and wind chills near 0C prompted people to bundle up in coats and scarves, with one popular post from a commuter lamenting the freeze. The Met Office blames persistent northerly flows, but warmer air promises highs over 20C next week.

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Londoners joked about inventing new seasons amid sun-to-hail shifts, perfectly capturing the wild weather chaos.

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Journalist Lara Logan shared screenshots from Cowan's old X account @JC4Constitution, including replies like 'Surgery can be healing' to a Trump 'cancer' comparison and notes on Trump tweeting during the Capitol sacking. Cowan, who topped the May 19 primary with 42.6% but faces Rob Adkerson on June 16, previously defended the remarks as pushing for a better Republican Party while supporting Trump. Trump backers now rally for Adkerson, a consistent ally, highlighting GOP divides over loyalty in this safely red district.

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Neurosurgeon John Cowan leads the Georgia 11th District GOP runoff, but 2021 tweets calling Trump 'cancer' and criticizing his Capitol riot response have voters questioning his loyalty.

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In a Tuesday video from a GMMTV event, Lunar—NamtanFilm's beloved 1.5-year-old mascot blending panda fluff and duck charm—playfully gripes about being 'super in demand' because her stars kept calling her over. She tells them to chill and wait, charming over 21,000 likes as fans adore the doting dynamic from the Pluto and Girl Rules stars who adopted her late 2024. Another clip shows Lunar crashing Namtan's makeup session, deadpanning about foundation in her shade and missing ice cream, with Namtan teasing her stylists in perfect comedic rhythm.

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Picture a fluffy panda-duck with heart eyes whining about her packed days while her 'mommies' Namtan and Film beg for visits. Lunar's hilarious rant has fans melting over the adorable family vibe.

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HoopsCrave, a parody account, posted Sunday that Erika Kirk—widow of assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk—would sing the national anthem before Knicks-Spurs Game 3, sparking over 17,000 likes and reactions from disbelief to predictions of rowdy jeers. Some fans fell for it, venting frustration over the supposed choice at liberal-leaning MSG, while others quickly flagged the satire, confirmed by the account's bio and lack of official NBA announcements. With the Knicks up 2-0 after close wins in San Antonio, the hoax adds playful buzz to the unannounced real performer's slot as tipoff nears at 8:30 p.m. ET.

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A fake announcement picturing Erika Kirk in a sparkling suit amid fireworks has Knicks fans imagining boos and chaos at Madison Square Garden tonight.

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Toronto Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews suffered a grade 3 MCL tear and quad contusion in a knee-on-knee hit by Anaheim Ducks captain Radko Gudas during Thursday's 6-4 win at Scotiabank Arena. NHL Player Safety suspended Gudas for five games—the maximum via phone hearing—prompting sharp criticism from Matthews' agent Judd Moldaver, who called it 'laughable and preposterous,' and frustrated Leafs players who feel the punishment doesn't match the season-ending damage. With Toronto now 11 points out of a wild card spot and playoff odds at 4%, the hit has reignited debates over deterring reckless plays, especially given Gudas' history of suspensions.

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Auston Matthews crumpled to the ice after Radko Gudas extended his knee into a forceful collision along the boards. The Leafs captain needed help just to skate off, his season suddenly in jeopardy.

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On December 12, 2025, the Edmonton Oilers traded goalie Stuart Skinner, defenseman Brett Kulak, and a 2029 second-round pick to the Pittsburgh Penguins for Jarry. Penguins fans highlight their strong 20-10-7 record since the deal and second-place spot in the Metropolitan Division at 34-18-16, praising Skinner's poise in a recent 6-5 overtime loss to Carolina. Oilers supporters point to analytics showing both teams' save percentages dropped post-trade—Pittsburgh from .909 to .889, Edmonton from .891 to .855—with Jarry struggling at .855 SV% and 4.17 GAA. Penguins emphasize cap relief and future picks, while Oilers feel fleeced, as playoffs near with two weeks left in the season.

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Tristan Jarry and Stuart Skinner swapped nets in a December blockbuster, and now Penguins and Oilers fans can't agree who came out ahead.

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Kuwait's Court of Appeals confirmed a three-year prison term for Dashti on charges of sympathizing with a hostile state, inciting sectarian strife, and harming national security. The case unfolds during the fourth month of the 2026 U.S.-Israel-Iran war, where Iranian missiles and drones have targeted Kuwaiti airports, refineries, and power plants, killing 11 and wounding dozens. Kuwait has detained around 1,200 people for online content seen as pro-Iran, reflecting heightened security amid the conflict. The verdict divides opinions, with some praising it as a stand against threats and others decrying it as a free speech violation.

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Zeinab Dashti, a state TV presenter detained since March, heard her three-year sentence upheld in court. Her Instagram posts praising Iran came amid deadly strikes on Kuwaiti soil.

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Toronto is exploring trades for 23-year-old forward Matthew Knies, who signed a $1.45 million deal through next season after a 30-point year. GM John Chayka wants a top-pair defenseman, first-round pick, and more in return, drawing interest from teams like the Rangers and Canadiens but frustration over the "exorbitant" cost. Buffalo Sabres defenseman Bo Byram, with career-high 38 points last year, emerges as a logical trade piece, as analysts see a Knies-Byram swap fixing Toronto's blue line while adding size up front for Buffalo ahead of the draft.

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Matthew Knies broke out with 15 goals last season, but now the Leafs are fielding calls on the young winger—teams love his upside, yet balk at the steep price tag.

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During a reception in Boa Vista, Roraima, Prophet Dr. Owuor stated this is a critical moment in the life of the church and delivered the central message that the Messiah is coming, calling for preparation of a holy church. The event is part of the #RepentanceAwakening campaign, emphasizing repentance, holiness, obedience to God, and readiness for the rapture and Messiah's arrival.

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The 6-foot-9 Michigan forward, with a 7-foot-4 wingspan, averaged 15.1 points, 6.8 rebounds, and 3.2 assists last season, shooting efficiently from the field and three-point range during a deep NCAA run. After impressing the Warriors on Thursday, ESPN's Anthony Slater labeled him a plug-and-play option for their No. 11 pick, especially with Curry in his late 30s and thin wing depth. Lendeborg, a late bloomer turning 24 soon, has worked out for several teams and slots in late-lottery mocks, bringing pro-ready defense, passing, and spacing to a win-now squad ahead of the June 23 draft.

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Yaxel Lendeborg lit up the Chase Center workout, confidently pitching himself as the perfect fit to back up Stephen Curry and boost Golden State's offense right away.

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Norway's supporters flooded Times Square and NYC subways with their 'Viking Row'—a synchronized rowing chant tied to ancient seafaring heritage—before facing Senegal at MetLife Stadium on June 22. Dressed in red-and-white kits with Viking helmets, they turned the city into a longship of energy, drawing even stunned commuters into the fun. Norway delivered a 3-2 thriller, with goals from Marcus Pedersen and Erling Haaland's brace securing their first World Cup knockout spot since 1998. The fans kept rowing at the stadium, where 80% cheered for the Nordics amid misty rain.

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Subway riders froze as thousands of red-clad Norwegians packed cars, rowing oars in unison and chanting 'Let's go Norway!' ahead of their big match.

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