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Officials issued passports to 11 women—wives or widows of ISIS fighters—and 23 children from Syria's Al Roj camp, fulfilling legal duties for citizens who applied. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke noted a temporary exclusion order blocks one woman's return due to security concerns, while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed contempt for those who joined ISIS and offered no repatriation aid. Critics like Shadow Defence Minister James Paterson cited encrypted messages suggesting deeper involvement, as opposition grows to bring them home. Separately, the daughter of a sanctioned Iranian military leader gained permanent residency after arriving on a student visa, prompting questions about immigration checks.

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Families stuck in a Syrian camp for years now hold Australian passports, but the government's firm stance against their return has ignited sharp divides over safety and citizenship.

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Father and son Sajid and Naveed Akram carried out the deliberate assault on Jewish attendees at Archer Park, inspired by Islamic State ideology, with an ISIS flag found in their vehicle. Australian authorities charged surviving suspect Naveed with murder and terrorism after the first night of Hanukkah. Journalist Arfa Khanum Sherwani called on Muslims to reject Islamism while distinguishing it from Islam, drawing a comparison to Hinduism and Hindutva that some praised but many rejected as false equivalence amid broader tensions over religion and politics. As Australia holds vigils uniting communities, the exchange highlights ongoing divides between faith and extremism.

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On December 14, 2025, gunfire shattered a joyful Hanukkah gathering near Sydney's Bondi Beach, leaving 15 dead and dozens hurt. The tragedy prompted urgent calls to separate faith from political extremism.

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Iranian-American doctor Amir Amini, an Iranian-Persian atheist whose family fled the regime, posted that he will spend his life distancing himself from Iran's Islamic regime. He described the regime as a depraved evil cult and an insult to Iran and Iranians. The post sparked debate among users about Iranian diaspora views on Islam, criticisms of ex-Muslims, and regime atrocities.

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Armani Charles, 23, pleaded not guilty to 14 charges including assault, menacing, and six hate crime counts stemming from the December 16, 2025, attack near Chabad-Lubavitch headquarters. Rosner, 35, a Lubavitch Hasidic member with martial arts training, partially blocked the knife with his sweater, chased Charles for a block, and survived non-life-threatening injuries; surveillance video captured part of the incident. Charles posted at least $50,000 cash bail and was released, prompting criticism over New York City's bail practices amid rising antisemitic incidents. He returns to Brooklyn court in April.

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On the third night of Hanukkah, Elias Rosner overheard antisemitic rants and confronted the man—only to be stabbed inches from his heart in Crown Heights.

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Vice President Kashim Shettima returned to Abuja after representing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the 39th Ordinary Session of the African Union Assembly of Heads of State and Government and the 30th AU General Assembly in Addis Ababa. The summit addressed the theme of assuring sustainable water availability and safe sanitation systems to achieve Agenda 2063 goals, with discussions on water management, sanitation, health security sovereignty, and continental partnerships. Shettima participated in high-level side events and bilateral meetings, securing support from UN Secretary-General António Guterres for Nigeria to lead Africa's push for a restructured global order.

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Sunderland beat Championship side Oxford United 1-0 in the FA Cup fourth round, thanks to Diarra's 32nd-minute spot-kick after Christ Makosso's challenge on Dennis Cirkin—a call that irked Oxford with no VAR available. Manager Régis Le Bris fielded a strong lineup including Nordi Mukiele, Lutsharel Geertruida, and captain Luke O'Nien, while Oxford made nine changes but faded after a bright start. Heavy rain tested the pitch, but the game went ahead, with Sunderland's solid defense and Oxford keeper Matt Ingram's saves keeping it close until the end.

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In pouring rain at Kassam Stadium, Habib Diarra stayed ice-cool to bury a debated penalty, sending Sunderland through for the first time since 2015.

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Mazi Nathan's Monday question highlighted the classic divide: 'gray' rules American English, while 'grey' prevails in British English, Canada, Australia, and elsewhere. Merriam-Webster chimed in with a fun graphic showing 'grAy = America, grEy = Everywhere Else,' nodding to Noah Webster's 1800s reforms that simplified spellings like 'color' from 'colour.' Replies mixed humor—like calling it 'not a black & white issue'—with lists of other US-UK differences, turning everyday curiosity into a lighthearted global chat.

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A casual post asking 'grey or gray?' drew millions of views overnight, pulling in dictionary replies and playful quips from both sides of the Atlantic.

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Kilmarnock came from behind to beat St Mirren 4-3 in a seven-goal Scottish Premiership thriller on Wednesday. Arsenal loanee John-Jules scored three times—via overhead kick, rebound, and cool finish—after St Mirren's Killian Phillips opened with a backheel and added a second. Greg Kiltie equalized for Killie before John-Jules took over, securing three vital points that lift Kilmarnock to 23 points, level with St Mirren and just three shy of safety in the relegation fight.

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Tyreece John-Jules turned the night upside down with a stunning first-half hat-trick, including an overhead kick that had 4,892 fans erupting at Rugby Park.

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The 23-year-old German striker joined Newcastle from Stuttgart for a club-record £69million in August 2025 to replace Alexander Isak, who moved to Liverpool for £125million. After early promise with seven Premier League goals this season, he's hit a goalless run amid bench spells and the team's seven-game winless streak. Reports claim Newcastle will seek a new No.9 this summer and consider selling Woltemade for £30-40million, with Bayern Munich interested, though fans insist they're fully behind him and blame tactical fit.

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Nick Woltemade burst onto Tyneside with five goals in his first six games, but a 13-match drought has fans and rumors swirling about his future.

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Newcastle United overturned an early deficit to defeat 10-man Aston Villa 3-1 at Villa Park in the FA Cup, with Tonali scoring a brace—his first goals of the 2025/26 season—and Nick Woltemade adding a third on his 24th birthday. The victory followed a frustrating Premier League loss to Brentford that fueled 'Howe Out' calls, but players like Kieran Trippier and pundit Chris Sutton defended Eddie Howe's strong record, including a League Cup win and Champions League qualification. Howe's tactical changes without captain Bruno Guimaraes secured back-to-back away wins, boosting morale ahead of a Champions League play-off against Qarabag.

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Sandro Tonali's emotional roar after his first goal captured the dressing-room fire, as Newcastle flipped the script on their critics with a gritty comeback win.

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Creator Luke Lerdwichagul released the 36-minute finale 'SMG4: THE END' on December 27, 2025, wrapping 742 episodes of absurd adventures that started as Super Mario 64 skits in 2011 and grew into billions of views. The episode mixes high-stakes action with a montage of past clips, ending on a heartfelt note about cherishing memories. Fans shared tears, tributes, and art, while voice actors like Wolfychu expressed deep gratitude; Glitch Productions continues with other shows, leaving the full catalog for endless rewatches.

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Mario grabs a magical artifact to stop SMG4's retirement, twisting reality into hilarious chaos with friends like Meggy and Tari forever changed—until a final group hug seals the goodbye.

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