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On November 18, X user Vivid Prowess posted a query to non-Israeli, non-Jewish followers asking their personal reasons for supporting Israel, paired with an Israeli flag image. The post garnered over 300,000 views, nearly 7,000 likes, and 3,600 replies by Thursday, featuring endorsements from figures like Brianna Wu citing strategic defense against radical ideologies and emotional ties to Jewish humanity. Responses highlighted shared values, democracy, biblical faith, historical duty, and personal stories, alongside sharp critiques amid polarized views on ongoing conflicts.

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What drives non-Israelis and non-Jews to back Israel? Vivid Prowess's viral X question exploded with 300,000 views and thousands of raw replies.

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In 2023, Labour Together—a think tank key to Keir Starmer's leadership shift—paid APCO Worldwide £30,000 to investigate reporters like Sunday Times' Gabriel Pogrund and Harry Yorke, Guardian's Henry Dyer, Paul Holden, and Matt Taibbi after stories on its £740,000 in unreported 2017-2020 donations. The firm labeled them 'significant persons of interest' and speculated their info came from an illegal hack, even submitting reports to the National Cyber Security Centre. Labour Together's then-director Josh Simons, now a minister, called it a probe into a suspected hack unrelated to UK journalists, but targeted reporters described the materials as a 'dodgy dossier' aimed at discrediting their work. Press freedom groups raised alarms over the tactics amid broader concerns about political pressure on scrutiny.

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Journalists who exposed hidden donations faced unexpected scrutiny from a Labour-linked group, with leaked memos revealing a PR firm's detailed dossiers on them.

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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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The logo features weathered metallic lettering over black, topped by the DC Studios emblem, signaling a marketing push for the eight-episode HBO series set to premiere mid-2026 on HBO and Max. Kyle Chandler plays veteran test pilot Hal Jordan mentoring Aaron Pierre's rookie John Stewart as they probe a Nebraska murder that uncovers cosmic threats in a True Detective-style procedural. Fans celebrated the promo green light and merch like apparel to 'feel like you have a Lantern Ring,' though some griped about the missing green color and 'boring' design.

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DC fans spotted the gritty silver 'LANTERNS' logo on a new official shop page, complete with coming-soon merch nods to Hal Jordan and John Stewart's heartland mystery.

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The confrontation happened Friday at a pop-up store in Piazza del Duomo during the ongoing Winter Olympics, where employee Ali Mohamed Hassan responded to customers by shouting 'Free Palestine!' and questioning 'Who is the problem?' Anti-antisemitism groups called it harassment and refusal of service, leading to police involvement and his removal from the shift. Olympics organizers addressed it immediately, stating staff should not express personal political views at work, while some online voices saw the fans as provocateurs. The incident highlights tensions at the Games, from opening ceremony boos to protests, amid the focus on alpine skiing and figure skating.

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In the bustling Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics merchandise store, a staffer's loud 'Free Palestine' chant at Israeli flag-waving fans turned a shopping trip into a heated standoff.

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Woods accused her Grammy-nominated sister GloRilla of ghosting the family despite hits like 'FNF,' demanding $2,500 monthly for rent after their tough Memphis upbringing on ketchup sandwiches. GloRilla responded by sharing proof of her $500,000 family home gift, with siblings backing her generosity, while incarcerated rapper Tory Lanez paid Woods directly. Woods then posted videos splurging on luxuries and teamed up with comedian Skinbone for a hilarious skit featuring Hot & Spicy McChickens, drawing roasts from Finesse2Tymes and mixed online reactions ranging from laughs to calls of entitlement.

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Victoria Woods, GloRilla's sister known as BroRilla, begged publicly for rent money—then celebrated Tory Lanez sending her $2,500 with champagne flexes and fast-food troll videos.

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The scandal stems from Starmer's 2024 appointment of Peter Mandelson as UK ambassador to the US, despite his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, which Mandelson downplayed even after Epstein's 2008 conviction. Starmer fired Mandelson last September and apologized to victims, but the fallout led to resignations this week from chief of staff Morgan McSweeney and communications director Tim Allan. Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar demanded Starmer step down ahead of elections, while his cabinet—including David Lammy and Rachel Reeves—rallied behind him, pointing to economic gains and falling NHS waiting lists as Starmer heads into a key 6 p.m. party meeting.

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Keir Starmer spoke directly to his No 10 staff this morning, vowing to stay put amid a wave of resignations and calls for his head from within his own party.

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Woods accused her Grammy-nominated sister GloRilla of ghosting the family despite hits like 'FNF,' demanding $2,500 monthly for rent after their tough Memphis upbringing on ketchup sandwiches. GloRilla responded by sharing proof of her $500,000 family home gift, with siblings backing her generosity, while incarcerated rapper Tory Lanez paid Woods directly. Woods then posted videos splurging on luxuries and teamed up with comedian Skinbone for a hilarious skit featuring Hot & Spicy McChickens, drawing roasts from Finesse2Tymes and mixed online reactions ranging from laughs to calls of entitlement.

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Victoria Woods, GloRilla's sister known as BroRilla, begged publicly for rent money—then celebrated Tory Lanez sending her $2,500 with champagne flexes and fast-food troll videos.

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The DM from someone saved as 'my love' positioned him as her future boyfriend, even though they haven't met in person and aren't exclusive. Posted Monday night, it drew over 37,000 likes and 2 million views, with many calling it a major 'ick' and block-worthy due to the rush. Some saw it as romantic if mutual, and she noted they're meeting this weekend, but the split reactions highlight tensions in early dating stages amid online spam and situationships.

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A guy messaged a woman he hasn't met yet, calling himself her 'future boyfriend' from the 'my love' contact. She shared the screenshot with a simple 'HELP ME,' and people had strong feelings.

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In the clip from Egyptian TV, Saleh explains that Islam regulated slavery from wars, allowing Muslim men sexual relations with female captives 'whom your right hands possess,' using a hypothetical Israel conflict as example. Produced by MEMRI and circulating since at least 2018, it drew sharp backlash this week from users in the U.S., Australia, and Europe, who linked it to concerns about cultural integration, grooming gangs, and ideologies clashing with human rights. While some defended that rape is forbidden in Islam and modern scholars reject slavery, others highlighted historical context and selective editing in the footage.

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An aged video resurfaced, showing Egyptian scholar Suad Saleh outlining classical Islamic rules on female war captives, prompting widespread condemnation as justification for rape amid immigration worries.

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The 34-second video from last November's Baitussalam Olympiad in Karachi shows Rizwan urging kids to prioritize religion over profession, saying Muslims are here for leadership, not servitude. Indian fans mocked him as a 'part-time cricketer, full-time maulana' and linked it to Islamist goals, amid tense ties and calls to skip bilateral series. Defenders point out Indian players like Suryakumar Yadav also mix faith and sports, such as his 'Har Har Mahadev' post after the February 15 win in Colombo.

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Just days after Pakistan's 61-run defeat to India in the T20 World Cup, an old clip resurfaced of Mohammad Rizwan telling youth that Islam comes before cricket.

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The image, shared on Friday by @earthcurated, highlights Ireland's lush fields against Britain's more arid tones, especially in southern and eastern England. Jokes flew about Ireland as the 'gorgeous girl' needing no moisturizer, with GIFs and roasts adding to the fun, though some defended Britain's varied seasons. Journalist Gerry Lynch explained the contrast through history: Ireland's dispersed farmhouses and small fields from sharecropping eras look greener, while England's larger plowed fields and village focus appear barer, amplified by dry spells and farming differences. The photo underscores the islands' diverse beauty in a compact space.

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A clear-day satellite view shows Ireland bursting with emerald green while much of Britain looks drier and browner. It captured playful neighborly banter alongside deeper insights into their landscapes.

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Jonathan Oppenheimer, heir to a mining dynasty, and Magda Wierzycka, a top financial leader, shared their pointed critiques during the Bloomberg Africa Business Summit on November 18, 2025. Oppenheimer slammed the UK's slow infrastructure projects, like a simple road upgrade in northern England that could drag on for 30 years despite needing just nine months of actual work. Wierzycka highlighted how about a quarter of working-age Brits depend on benefits, creating hiring headaches in sectors like hospitality, worsened by Brexit's limits on EU workers. Their comments, amid the new Labour government's push for stability, have sparked online debates about whether the UK can shake off these hurdles to attract global investment again.

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At a bustling business summit in Johannesburg, two powerhouse South African investors didn't hold back about their frustrations with the UK—describing a landscape bogged down by endless red tape and a welfare system that's hard to navigate.

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The Urdu hashtag, translating to 'Traitor Imran Riaz,' surged around 5:15 p.m. UTC, with users criticizing Khan—a PTI supporter with over 6 million followers—for prioritizing clicks over verified facts amid reports on Imran Khan's eye condition in Adiala Jail. His recent vlog on the PTI leader's health fueled the backlash, as critics argued sensationalism erodes public trust while PTI allies dismissed it as a paid smear campaign. The trend underscores tensions in Pakistan's polarized media scene, where speed often clashes with accuracy on sensitive political topics.

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On February 17, a flood of similar posts hit X under #غدار_عمران_ریاض, calling out Imran Riaz Khan for treating WhatsApp rumors as breaking news.

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A fan account shared paying £8 for a pint, sparking replies that tied into Clarkson's recent complaint about his Cotswolds pub The Farmer's Dog charging £6.75 to £7. UK averages now sit at £5.20 to £5.50, with London spots hitting £8 amid taxes, energy bills, and wages. Drinkers suggested supermarket cans or Wetherspoons bargains, while some defended pubs facing closure risks and shared cheaper pints abroad like €2.50 in Benidorm.

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Jeremy Clarkson stepped up to the bar of public opinion, calling a £6.50 pint 'ludicrous'—a gripe echoed by fans shocked at paying £8 for their brew.

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Oscar Piastri achieved the world number one driver status. Lando Norris secured a podium finish at the Austria Grand Prix. McLaren drivers' successes prompted fan celebrations on social media.

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Maslenitsa, or Butter Week, runs from February 16 to 22 across Russia, featuring thin pancakes topped with honey, sour cream, caviar, or jam to symbolize the sun's return before Great Lent. Rooted in pagan burnings of winter goddess Morena and layered with Orthodox indulgence, the festival peaks with dramatic fires at places like Nikola-Lenivets Art Park. Russian embassies worldwide share recipes and photos, while the pancake tradition echoes in tomorrow's Shrove Tuesday celebrations elsewhere.

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Golden blini stack high as crowds cheer blazing effigies, blending ancient rites with feasts to bid winter farewell.

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The February 17 post from @OldeWorldOrder compared the two politicians and gained over 11,000 likes, sparking talks on race, assimilation, and U.S. Census categories. The Census treats Hispanic or Latino as an ethnicity separate from race, a system from the 1970s that lets people pick both; in 2020, just 20% of Hispanics chose white alone, down from 53% in 2010, with many selecting 'some other race.' Voices like James Surowiecki suggested classifying Latinos as white like past Sicilian or Greek immigrants, while others pointed to gang member photos or genetic diversity among Latinos from European-descended Cubans to Indigenous Mexicans, highlighting how national identities often matter more than a broad 'Latino' label.

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A post pitting Sen. Marco Rubio against Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez asked if 'our Latino is better than their Latino' — and it quickly drew replies challenging whether Latinos like Rubio even qualify as non-white.

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