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The video surfaced after Real Madrid's 2-1 win over Benfica in their Champions League playoff second leg on February 21, advancing them 3-1 on aggregate. It came amid tensions from the first leg on February 17, where Vinícius reported a racist slur from Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni, who UEFA suspended for the return match. While Benfica fans jeered Vinícius at the Bernabéu and some defended the fan as an isolated act, Madrid supporters condemned the stunt as another racist low, with neither club issuing a statement yet. Vinícius scored in both legs, pushing forward on the pitch despite the off-field abuse.

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A Benfica supporter draped bananas over a photo of Vinícius Júnior celebrating in Real Madrid's trophy room, a gesture that hit hard given the winger's history of racist abuse.

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In a widely liked post, the billionaire entrepreneur explained how prior authorizations—insurers' approvals for treatments—often undermine the very doctor networks they require. Doctors like Krutika Kuppalli described endless appeals for essential care, such as antibiotics for rare infections, while surveys show 93% of physicians say these delays harm patients, with many abandoning treatment. Patients shared painful examples, from denied anesthesia to massive bills, though insurers argue the process prevents overuse and fraud; Cuban suggested self-insured plan holders call their CEO for overrides, as reforms like Colorado's 2026 rules and federal bills gain traction.

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Mark Cuban highlighted a frustrating irony: Insurers force patients to use approved doctors, then deny those doctors' recommendations. His words resonated with physicians and patients sharing their own ordeal stories.

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An FA commission found Brennan guilty of an aggravated breach by verbally abusing the referee and referencing her gender, imposing a nine-match ban, £2,000 fine, and education course. The 45-year-old denied the charge but must respect the panel's ruling while watching from the stands as Barnet chase playoffs in 10th place. The club stands fully behind him, and he looks forward despite disagreeing with the decision.

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During Barnet's 1-3 loss to Shrewsbury on September 6, 2025, manager Dean Brennan's heated words toward referee Kirsty Dowle crossed a line, leading to a touchline ban.

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LE SSERAFIM members Huh Yunjin and Kazuha grace two stunning covers for Marie Claire Korea's March 2026 issue, marking the magazine's 33rd anniversary alongside Jo Malone London's English Pear collection. One cover glows in pink with 'Happy Marie Birthday!' and lace tops, while the other blends heritage charm with wildflowers and vintage lamps. Teaser videos highlight their fun dynamic, including a cheeky 'POV: You grab Jo Malone cologne instead of pepper spray,' and fans adore their 'Shinez' vibe. Issue N°387 arrives late February with pre-orders live now.

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Huh Yunjin and Kazuha share knowing smiles while stacking perfume bottles in a dreamy room, their playful chemistry shining through every frame.

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On February 21, 2026, Sinn Féin leader McDonald marked the first anniversary of McFarlane's death at age 73 with warm words about his legacy. McFarlane, a former IRA commander, had led the 1975 Bayardo Bar attack that killed five and injured over 50, later commanded the Maze Prison during the 1981 hunger strikes, escaped in 1983, and was tied to a kidnapping where two security forces members died. Critics like Leo Varadkar called it glorification of a war crime, while supporters hailed him as a hero; the clash highlights ongoing divisions from the Troubles.

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Mary Lou McDonald remembered Brendan 'Bik' McFarlane as a comrade devoted to freedom and peace, one year after his death. Her post, featuring him with a guitar amid a Bobby Sands mural, drew swift condemnation for honoring a man linked to deadly attacks.

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Trump highlighted a massive fraud scandal in Minnesota's Feeding Our Future program, where over 70 people—mostly of Somali descent—allegedly stole $250 million from a child nutrition fund through fake claims, though prosecutors note a white woman led the scheme. He linked it to immigration issues, claiming broader taxpayer losses up to $19 billion, and announced VP JD Vance would lead a national crackdown. Omar, representing a district with a large Somali-American community, reacted emotionally amid shouts from Democrats, while Republicans cheered, spotlighting deep divides over fraud, borders, and rhetoric.

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Rep. Ilhan Omar shouted 'That's a lie! You're a liar!' from the House floor as President Trump accused Somali-linked fraud of ransacking Minnesota during his State of the Union address.

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Larsen & Toubro announced a partnership with NVIDIA at the India AI Impact Summit to build a gigawatt-scale AI factory under the government's $1.25 billion IndiaAI Mission. The project scales NVIDIA GPU clusters at L&T's Chennai data center to 30 megawatts and adds a 40-megawatt facility in Mumbai, supporting AI workloads for enterprises in manufacturing, energy, finance, and healthcare. L&T Chairman S.N. Subrahmanyan called it infrastructure for real economic impact, while NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang praised Prime Minister Modi's vision. Other deals with Yotta and E2E Networks, plus startup funding, position India for large-scale AI deployment amid booming investments.

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In New Delhi, leaders unveiled plans for a massive AI factory powered by NVIDIA tech, blending India's engineering strength with cutting-edge chips to fuel the nation's tech ambitions.

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Deadlock, Valve's hybrid hero shooter-MOBA, climbed to fourth on Steam's most-played charts with 121,642 concurrent players as of early February 10, behind only Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, and ARC Raiders. The invite-only playtest gained steam from the 'Old Gods, New Blood' update, which added six new heroes like Silver and Celeste, driving peaks past 125,000. Fans rave about its pure thrill, with one saying they ditched skepticism because 'it's really fun,' while invite shares keep the community buzzing despite a few gripes.

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Players are flocking to Valve's Deadlock, pushing over 120,000 into matches just for the fun—no grinding or rewards needed.

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At a glitzy event in Gangnam's Strx House club, BTS star Jungkook was unveiled as Hublot's first official ambassador, wearing a tailored burgundy suit, silver earrings, and a possible lip piercing as he showed off the Big Bang Unico King Gold Ceramic timepiece. Hublot's CEO Julien Tornare called it a 'meeting of two originals,' matching the brand's innovative spirit with Jungkook's boundary-pushing style. Fans shared videos of his confident poses and light dance moves, gushing over his rockstar vibe and enduring appeal two years after BTS's group hiatus.

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Jungkook stepped into Seoul's spotlight on February 12, flashing his bright smile and a luxury Hublot watch while fans captured every playful grin and accessory gleam.

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