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Frank McCormick, a former teacher and constitutional conservative, posted on X early Thursday asking if people enjoy Christmas aesthetics like lights, music, and decorations. Over 50 Jewish respondents largely expressed delight in the holiday's vibe and mood-boosting elements amid winter, noting cultural participation such as eating Chinese food on Christmas or decorating neighbors' trees. Many highlighted the irony that iconic songs like 'White Christmas' and 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' were written by Jewish composers including Irving Berlin and Johnny Marks. While a minority opts out, the thread with over 4,000 views reflects American pluralism and shared seasonal goodwill transcending faith.

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A simple question on X about enjoying the Christmas season sparked dozens of positive replies from Jewish users, who praised its twinkling lights, festive music, and communal joy without embracing its religious core.

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Liverpool led Manchester City 1-0 thanks to Dominik Szoboszlai's curling 74th-minute strike, but Bernardo Silva equalized late and Erling Haaland converted a 93rd-minute penalty after Alisson's foul. Deep in stoppage time, a scramble saw Szoboszlai foul Haaland on a loose ball toward goal; referee Craig Pawson played advantage, but VAR Jarred Gillett overturned it to a red card for denying an obvious goalscoring opportunity. Pundits like Henry Winter and Keith Hackett questioned the decision, arguing it robbed the raw thrill of the game, while fans lamented VAR's pedantic delays overshadowing football's joy—even as some defended its role in reducing errors.

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Anfield erupted in joy at Szoboszlai's thunderous free-kick, only for a chaotic stoppage-time VAR call to flip the script and leave fans stunned.

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The Toffees overturned Fulham's lead for a crucial 2-1 victory, one of many thrills on a packed Premier League day that saw Chelsea's Cole Palmer notch a first-half hat-trick in a 3-1 win over Wolves, West Ham beat Burnley 2-0 with keeper Mads Hermansen posting his delight over a clean sheet, and Arsenal stretch their lead to nine points with a 3-0 blanking of Sunderland. Manchester United downed Tottenham 2-0 to stay in the top-four hunt, while Bournemouth and Aston Villa drew 1-1. In the Championship, Bristol City came back 3-2 at Hull amid pitch invasions by a squirrel, as Everton fans sang 'Never felt more like singing the blues' ahead of Liverpool's late loss to Manchester City.

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Everton trailed early at Craven Cottage but dug deep to flip the script, extending their unbeaten run to five and sending traveling fans into raptures.

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The Manchester United legend praised Romero's character on 'The Good, The Bad & The Football' podcast, noting the 27-year-old Argentina World Cup winner seems unhappy at Spurs after blasting the board over injuries and picking up a red card against United. Romero's strong tackling pairs with frequent bookings, dividing opinions on his leadership amid Tottenham's injury woes. United fans see him as a perfect defensive partner for Lisandro Martinez, though critics worry about tempers clashing and Spurs value him at £50-80 million with no sale in sight.

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Paul Scholes didn't mince words on a podcast: he'd love to see Tottenham's fiery captain Cristian Romero at Old Trafford.

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Arsenal top the Premier League after 25 games with 56 points, thanks to 17 wins built on set pieces and defensive grit, but critics call it a snoozefest amid packed stadiums and viral buzz. Mikel Arteta defended his rotations against packed defenses, while fans revel in rivals' obsession, from jabs about being 'forced' to watch to reminders they're drawing huge crowds. The banter spiked after PSG's 5-0 thrashing of Marseille, highlighted by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's off-bench volley dubbed 'Kvaradona' magic.

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A stunning PSG volley lit up social media, prompting one fan to quip: 'football isn’t dead, we’re all just watching way too much Arsenal.' The post hit over 300,000 views, capturing the heat around the Gunners' style.

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The 25-year-old Englishman, on loan from Marseille for a reported £1m fee with a £6m buy option, joined Wolves alongside Adam Armstrong as they fight relegation from the bottom of the Premier League after 25 games with few points and no wins in 19 league matches. Despite Cole Palmer's first-half hat-trick for Chelsea on February 7, Gomes impressed teammates like Tolu Arokodare, who called the new signings exceptional, and drew fan praise for his vision and ball control reminiscent of Ruben Neves and Joao Moutinho. Supporters compared him to Michael Carrick or Vitinha, though some noted his 5-foot-6 frame as a past career hurdle, with Manchester United fans lamenting his departure.

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Angel Gomes stepped onto Molineux for his Wolverhampton Wanderers debut and immediately owned midfield with silky passes and calm control, even in a 3-1 loss to Chelsea.

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Amorim was axed on January 5 after a tough 14 months, with just a 38% win rate and lows like a Carabao Cup shock to Grimsby Town. Carrick stepped in, delivering four straight Premier League wins, including a 2-0 victory over Spurs that lifted United to fourth. Bruno Fernandes praised the renewed energy, and Carrick quipped about celebrating victories while the club scouts permanent options without rushing.

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Fans marked the one-month anniversary of Rúben Amorim's dismissal with memes and joy, as Manchester United rides a hot streak under interim boss Michael Carrick.

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Manchester City shared a social media video edit highlighting their comeback spirit with the slogan 'We're Man City, we'll fight 'til the end,' referencing Erling Haaland's 'Sugar and spice and everything nice' chant. The video followed their recent victory over Arsenal.

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Trade expert Scott Lincicome overlaid captions on Bad Bunny's show, highlighting how the 1920 Jones Act forces goods to Puerto Rico on pricey U.S. ships, costing the island $1.4 billion yearly or $203 per person. Shipping a container there runs $3,063 from the East Coast—double the $1,504 to the Dominican Republic—driving up fuel and food prices amid 90% imports. Critics push reform for relief after events like Hurricane Maria delays, while supporters cite reliable service and no proven retail price hikes.

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Bad Bunny owned the Super Bowl halftime stage with reggaeton hits in Spanish, captivating 128 million viewers. Soon after, a clever video edit synced his performance to critiques of a U.S. shipping law hitting Puerto Rico hard.

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Zayn Malik's presale for his October 10, 2026, concert at Allianz Parque, a 55,000-capacity venue in Brazil, sold out in just minutes during the VIP KEY access on February 10. The show is part of his Konnakol Tour, his biggest solo run yet, supporting the upcoming album KONNAKOL out April 17, with stops across the UK, Europe, Latin America, and North America. Brazilian fans shared sold-out screenshots and calls for extra dates, proving his strong pull in the region as general sale opens February 11.

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Fans in São Paulo lined up at a mall even before online sales started, racing to snag tickets for Zayn Malik's first solo stadium show.

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Zayn Malik's presale for his October 10, 2026, concert at Allianz Parque, a 55,000-capacity venue in Brazil, sold out in just minutes during the VIP KEY access on February 10. The show is part of his Konnakol Tour, his biggest solo run yet, supporting the upcoming album KONNAKOL out April 17, with stops across the UK, Europe, Latin America, and North America. Brazilian fans shared sold-out screenshots and calls for extra dates, proving his strong pull in the region as general sale opens February 11.

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Fans in São Paulo lined up at a mall even before online sales started, racing to snag tickets for Zayn Malik's first solo stadium show.

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The 23-year-old Manchester United forward earned back-to-back Man of the Match awards for Ivory Coast, scoring a winner versus Mozambique and a beauty against Cameroon in Marrakech. At Old Trafford, manager Ruben Amorim plays him as right wing-back in a 3-4-3, where he's thrived with a hat-trick earlier this season, but fans argue his dribbling and finishing shine brightest as a right winger like in international play. Club legend Rio Ferdinand agrees Diallo might excel there, fueling split opinions between tactical fit and natural talent as Ivory Coast eyes another title.

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Amad Diallo curled in a stunning 25-yard strike against Cameroon, his second goal in two AFCON games, leaving Manchester United fans dreaming of him unleashed on the wing.

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Social media users debated whether Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana's challenge on Brighton forward Joao Pedro in a Premier League match warranted a red card or penalty. They criticized VAR for not reviewing the incident and highlighted perceived inconsistencies with other incidents, such as Cristian Romero's red card on the same day.

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Amorim took charge on November 11, 2024, after Ten Hag's dismissal, but United finished 15th last season with just 42 points—their worst Premier League placing. This season, after 17 matches, they sit seventh, three or four points off fourth-placed Chelsea, with Amorim at 1.20 points per game amid injuries and squad issues. Fans debate fiercely if sacking Ten Hag was wrong, as some see attacking gains and green shoots, while others fixate on the 48-point swing and demand results ahead of Boxing Day at Newcastle.

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Manchester United supporters are poring over a tough stat: Rúben Amorim's 14 Premier League wins in his first 44 games fall far short of Erik ten Hag's 30 over the same span.

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