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Authorities issued an AMBER Alert for Sean, a blonde-haired boy with blue eyes who requires vital medication he doesn't have. Suspect Jeremy Chavez, 45, a man with a history of violence, allegedly forced him into a stolen black 2024 Chevrolet Silverado with Texas plate 817X970. SWAT is negotiating with Chavez at a local home in Commerce City, but Sean's location remains unknown. Police urge anyone spotting them to call 911 immediately, as time is critical in Adams County.

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Little Sean Chavez, just 4 years old with medical needs, was taken from his Colorado home Friday afternoon. Now, police have a suspect barricaded while the search for the boy presses on.

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The reforms allow companies to extend shifts to 12 hours using 'hour banks' for time off instead of overtime pay, cut severance payouts, limit strikes in key sectors, and permit partial wages in goods or foreign currency. Clashes erupted in Buenos Aires with tear gas and rubber bullets, as unions like the CGT decried the moves and called a general strike. A false claim about 12-year jail terms for 'anti-Semitism' spread online but stems from unpassed proposals, while Milei argues the changes will attract investment to an inflation-hit economy. The bill now goes to the Chamber of Deputies, where his allies hold a narrow majority.

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Protesters hurled stones and furniture at police outside Congress as senators voted 42-30 to approve President Javier Milei's labor changes on February 12.

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In the Champions League knockout first leg at Estádio da Luz, Vinícius scored the winner in the 50th minute and immediately alleged 20-year-old Benfica player Gianluca Prestianni called him 'mono' while covering his mouth, triggering a 10-minute halt under UEFA's anti-racism protocol. Teammates like Kylian Mbappé, who said he heard it five times, rallied around him, while Benfica released video denying it was possible and Prestianni insisted he said nothing racist. UEFA will review the referee's report and footage, with a potential 10-match ban for Prestianni if proven, as Real Madrid takes a slim advantage to the second leg.

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Vinícius Júnior curled in a beauty for Real Madrid's 1-0 lead, then danced in front of Benfica fans—only for play to stop when he accused an opponent of a racial slur.

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Lent began February 18, 2026, with the 40-day tradition of prayer, fasting, and penance commemorating Jesus' time in the wilderness, as detailed in Matthew 4:2, Exodus 34:28, and 1 Kings 19:8. Debates flared when Jack Posobiec questioned 40-day fasts in the Bible, drawing quick corrections and Catholic defenses like 'Protestants hate penance because it's hard.' Users opened up about goals—such as pleasing Christ over man—while priests reminded everyone it's about detaching from good things; meanwhile, Australia's PM faced criticism for a Ramadan post overlapping Ash Wednesday.

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Christians marked Ash Wednesday today, sharing Lenten promises from ditching bad habits to deeper spiritual resets ahead of Easter.

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In the Champions League knockout first leg at Estádio da Luz, Vinícius scored the winner in the 50th minute and immediately alleged 20-year-old Benfica player Gianluca Prestianni called him 'mono' while covering his mouth, triggering a 10-minute halt under UEFA's anti-racism protocol. Teammates like Kylian Mbappé, who said he heard it five times, rallied around him, while Benfica released video denying it was possible and Prestianni insisted he said nothing racist. UEFA will review the referee's report and footage, with a potential 10-match ban for Prestianni if proven, as Real Madrid takes a slim advantage to the second leg.

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Vinícius Júnior curled in a beauty for Real Madrid's 1-0 lead, then danced in front of Benfica fans—only for play to stop when he accused an opponent of a racial slur.

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Real Madrid fielded a powerhouse lineup with Courtois in goal, Alexander-Arnold at right-back, and stars like Mbappé and Güler up front against José Mourinho's Benfica, who stunned them 4-2 in January thanks to goalkeeper Trubin's stoppage-time goal. The Champions League knockout playoff first leg stayed level until Vinícius' finish secured a 1-0 victory after end-to-end action. The slim lead sets up a high-stakes second leg at the Bernabéu, where Madrid chase a record 16th title and Benfica eye an upset.

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Vinícius Júnior tapped in a Kylian Mbappé assist in the 72nd minute, finally breaking a tense 0-0 deadlock at halftime in Lisbon.

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A post highlighted how Christians often name boys Jesús in Spanish-speaking countries like Mexico, Peru, and Brazil, where it's a top name backed by over 33,000 U.S. Social Security records from the 2010s. Users shared stories of aunts named Jesús, soccer stars like Gabriel Jesus, and even Uber Eats alerts saying 'JESUS is on the way.' While theology explains some hesitation in English-speaking circles—seeing Jesus as divine—Latin American Catholics have embraced it for centuries, mirroring respect for Muhammad as prophet.

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A simple question about baby names opened eyes to Jesús as a common choice among Hispanic Christians, much like Muhammad for Muslims.

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Numerous individuals, organizations, and officials from Alberta, Colorado, New York City, Baltimore, and the Netherlands extended Ramadan Mubarak and Ramadan Kareem greetings to Muslims observing the holy month. Posts highlighted wishes for peace, blessings, reflection, fasting, prayer, and community during the global observance by over 1.8 billion Muslims. Discussions emphasized themes of generosity, renewal, and spiritual growth.

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On February 17, 2026—known in the UK as Pancake Day—Catholic Herald columnist Samantha Smith criticized the Church of England and Archbishop Sarah for skipping mentions of Shrove Tuesday on their feeds, while noting posts about Ramadan. She highlighted its roots in confession and an optional Holy Face devotion, but critics like Gerry Lynch and Fr. Stephen Miller mocked the claim, pointing out it's not a major holy day like Easter or Christmas. Smith defended her view in replies, amid broader talks on how churches balance traditions and interfaith nods online. Church accounts did post about Lent that day, including prayers and a bishop's letter.

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Samantha Smith lit up social media by labeling Shrove Tuesday a top holy day in Christianity, only to face quick pushback from fellow believers.

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Fans react to a scene in the show Srama Hrana where characters including Tina question whether Lovro and Ivan are together, sparking speculation that the pair has been outed at school. Discussions highlight Lovro's recent coming out to friends Jakov and Vito and contrast it with the unwanted public exposure. Fans express anger over rumor-spreading and speculate on sources like Sonja.

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