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On November 30, 2025, Brayan Josue Alva-Rodriguez, a Guatemalan national living illegally in the U.S., crossed the double yellow line while intoxicated on San Felipe Road near Julian, California, colliding with the Toyota RAV4 carrying Marine Oscar Cruz-Acencio and his family. Arya Cruz-Acencio, 8, died at the scene; her father lost part of his leg and suffered a brain injury; his wife Jackie endured severe foot injuries; and their two young sons were hurt. Alva-Rodriguez, deported in 2023 but who remained after prior DUIs, faces murder and manslaughter charges as the family recovers with community support via GoFundMe.

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Jackie Cruz-Acencio turned to see her 8-year-old daughter Arya in the back seat, looking like she was just sleeping. But Arya had died in the head-on wreck moments earlier.

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Elaine Carol's Kitchen shared a video of smashing pre-made cookie dough towers into brownie batter, cheesecake bites, mini Oreos, and rainbow sprinkles on a sizzling Blackstone-style grill, then topping it with ice cream. Reposted by @ribzoftiktok on February 4 as 'the type of shit my wife does with the grill when I'm at work,' the clip drew over 500,000 views and hundreds of replies from grill fans horrified by the sugary sludge. BBQ purists joked about divorce, cleanup nightmares, and health risks from additives, while the creator's style thrives on such indulgent, no-fuss recipes that divide viewers between fun fans and detractors.

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A smiling woman turns her backyard griddle into a colorful mess of cookie dough, brownies, Oreos, and sprinkles, calling it the perfect party treat.

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The band—Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool—performed 'Good Riddance,' 'Holiday,' 'American Idiot,' and 'Boulevard of Broken Dreams' before the Seahawks beat the Patriots 29-13. They skipped politically charged lyric changes, like the 'MAGA agenda' swap or 'Sieg Heil' bridge, unlike Armstrong's raw pre-Super Bowl party outburst calling out ICE agents and referencing Epstein's Island. Longtime fans saw it as restraint for NFL TV, contrasting their history of bold political jabs from albums like American Idiot.

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Green Day blasted through their hits at Levi's Stadium, with pyrotechnics exploding and the crowd singing every word—but fans noticed the punk edge was dialed back for the big stage.

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The second Run Nation Championship event sold out thousands at the venue on February 7, with competitors alternating as runners and defenders in up to four rounds to knock each other down without head contact. Clips of the raw collisions spread widely online, sparking excitement from fans like UFC's Tai Tuivasa alongside fears of brain injuries like CTE, especially after a teenager's death in a similar unsanctioned game last year. Organizers highlight safety measures including medical staff and vetting, while critics like sports neuroscientist Dr. Alan Pearce warn of potential fatalities in copycats, as the sport plans national tours and TV expansion.

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Heavyweights sprinted full-speed across turf at Sydney's Hordern Pavilion, colliding in brutal side-on tackles that left crowds roaring and one fighter briefly unconscious.

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David Heinemeier Hansson, creator of Ruby on Rails and CEO of 37signals, launched Omarchy in June 2025 as a pre-configured Arch Linux ISO featuring Hyprland window manager, his dotfiles, full-disk encryption, and developer tools to ease the switch from macOS and Windows. The project has received praise for its quick setup and accessibility, with users reporting seamless installations and rediscovered enthusiasm for Linux. However, critics point to reliability problems from bash scripts, including system bricks after updates and network issues, while questioning its adherence to traditional Linux distribution standards.

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In a bold move to democratize Linux, David Heinemeier Hansson unveiled Omarchy—a ready-to-run Arch setup that's drawing cheers from newcomers and fire from purists over its scripted shortcuts and 'distro' status.

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During the December 9-14 Shiloh conference in Canaanland, Ota, themed 'Breaking New Grounds,' Tosin shared his beaming photo with the two pastors, capturing a generational embrace spotted earlier at the Ministers' Conference. Supporters celebrated the spiritual mentorship and access to influential leaders in Nigeria's Pentecostal community. Skeptics questioned the blessing of a photo, raised idolatry concerns, and pointed to perceived inconsistencies in standards like beards or clerical robes. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions between admiration for megachurch figures and worries over hero worship.

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Tosin grinned ear-to-ear between Bishop David Oyedepo and Apostle Emmanuel Iren at Shiloh 2025, captioning it 'My Papa and my Apostle.. I'm so blessed ❤️.' The simple moment from Living Faith Church's event touched off cheers and questions alike.

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The strip, posted on X on Tuesday, depicts a protagonist in a dungeon finding faded yellow highlights on objects, contrasting modern chunky graphics with subtle 90s-era cues. It quickly garnered over 37,000 likes and 800,000 views, sparking discussions on player guidance, immersion, and accessibility in remakes like Resident Evil 4. Defenders argue yellow paint aids casual players in high-fidelity worlds, while critics prefer intuitive designs like lighting or landmarks over what they call lazy visual aids.

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Artist Adam Ellis dropped a biting four-panel comic that flips the script on gamers griping about yellow paint in video game remakes.

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In Jharia market, 46-year-old Manju Devi Valmiki refused unpaid work to clear garbage from cloth shop owner Sunil Kesari's storefront. He allegedly used casteist slurs, grabbed her saree, and beat her on the head, hands, and ears, as captured in bystander video. Police filed an FIR under the SC/ST Atrocities Act and plan to arrest him soon, amid calls highlighting exploitation faced by Dalit women in sanitation roles.

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Manju Devi Valmiki was sweeping the street when a shopkeeper demanded free cleanup—and turned violent with her own broom after she said no.

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