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Videos showed plumes near Iran's Parchin complex, a spot suspected of nuclear weapons research and recently fortified after an Israeli strike in October 2024. Iranian officials said the smoke came from a contained fire burning reeds in nearby Parand, with no injuries and no mention of Parchin damage. A separate 5.5-magnitude earthquake hit southern Iran that day, but experts ruled out nuclear test links, leaving the reports unverified amid U.S.-Iran tensions.

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Thick black smoke rose over hills near Tehran, fueling online talk of an explosion at a sensitive military site long eyed for nuclear work.

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On February 18, Edmonton Riverbend MP Matt Jeneroux left Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives to sit with the Liberals, bringing their seat count closer to the 172 needed for a majority in the 343-seat House. He follows Nova Scotia's Chris d’Entremont in November and Ontario's Michael Ma in December, who cited policy differences and constituent feedback. Conservatives decry the moves as disloyal without by-elections, while Liberal allies see moderates fleeing Poilievre's rigid leadership amid economic pressures like inflation and housing woes.

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Matt Jeneroux sat down with his family and constituents before making the call to cross the floor. Now, he's the third Conservative to join Prime Minister Mark Carney's team since November.

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Customers in the United States and United Kingdom have flooded X with complaints against USPS, FedEx, UPS, and Royal Mail, citing delivery delays, frozen tracking updates, and misdelivered packages as the holiday rush intensifies. Specific grievances include ignored redirect requests, undeliverable marks without delivery attempts, and packages stuck in service loops despite repeated contacts. Carriers responded with standard offers to investigate via direct messages, while USPS noted a potential disruption from a Louisville airport incident on November 19; no widespread systemic issues were reported by major outlets amid pre-Thanksgiving volume spikes.

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Parcels looping endlessly between hubs and vanishing from trackers have ignited a wave of fury on X this week.

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The University Grants Commission directed vice-chancellors of central, state, deemed-to-be, and law universities to enforce reservation quotas for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Other Backward Classes in every temporary appointment of 45 days or longer. This February 16 directive, signed by UGC Secretary Prof. Manish R. Joshi, requires universities to report 2023-24 and 2024-25 hires on a portal for verification and references prior government orders from 2018 and 2022. While exemptions apply to minority institutions under Article 30, critics on X decry it as discriminatory expansion into contract roles, fueling calls to end caste-based quotas amid ongoing debates on merit versus social justice.

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India's universities now must apply SC, ST, and OBC quotas even to short-term hires lasting 45 days or more, prompting fresh backlash over fairness.

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EFF leader Nkululeko Dunga filed a formal complaint against ActionSA councillor Xolani Khumalo in Ekurhuleni for breach of privilege and contempt. The complaint follows Khumalo's court appearance on assault and firearm charges, which Dunga claims threatens the council's integrity.

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On February 18, 2026, Grand Rapids officers responded to reports of a man on a bike with a handgun, chased 32-year-old Da'Quain Johnson until he fell on ice at his apartment complex, and fired three shots after deploying a K-9. Bodycam footage shows commands like 'Show me your hands!' and 'He's got a gun!', with police recovering a handgun from under his body; Johnson, a father and convicted felon on parole, died from torso wounds. His mother called it an execution, family and activists labeled it murder given his prone position, while experts noted dog bites don't end threats and deadly force follows Supreme Court standards if officers feared harm. Michigan State Police are investigating as the shooting sparks outrage, calls for justice, and city pleas for calm.

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Da'Quain Johnson lay face-down in a snowy parking lot, a K-9 gripping his arm, as officers shouted warnings just before shots rang out.

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The video, from TikTok with Nigerian watermarks, shows her following him closely amid cars as he pulls out his phone. Her confident words spark widespread shares, with many men calling it a sad reminder of harassment biases and false claims. While some viewers laugh and advise running or calling a female officer, others note women face dangers too, turning the clip into debate over belief and protection in street encounters.

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A woman grabs a man in a parking lot, ignores his pleas to stop, and laughs off his threat to call police with a chilling line: 'Who will they believe?'

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Alex, a Haitian-New Yorker, shared the encounter on February 22, questioning if the man's grandparents owned plantations and slaves—prompting quick corrections that slavery ended in Cuba in 1886. Replies poured in defending exiles as fleeing communist takeovers, not slave-owning, while others praised the revolution for land reforms, literacy jumps from 76% to near 100%, and health improvements like infant mortality dropping from 37 to 4 per 1,000 births. Skeptics highlighted Cuba's pre-1959 strengths in literacy and GDP, later stagnation, and divides in Miami's Cuban community, from the mostly white 'Golden Exile' of 1959-1962 to diverse later waves fueling ongoing political tensions.

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A New York teacher asked a Miami Cuban-American if his family fled the revolution over owning slaves. The man's reaction opened a flood of arguments about Cuba's past.

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In his third studio album ICON, released February 13, Faiyaz shifts from past womanizer themes to songs about domestic devotion, executive-produced by Raphael Saadiq at just 34 minutes long. Reviewer Alphonse Pierre praised tracks like 'butterflies' but criticized the lyrics as shallow compared to Faiyaz's earlier raw edge, writing he's hard to buy as a sudden hopeless romantic. Faiyaz responded sharply, accusing the site of pay-to-play and targeting Pierre, sparking fan support on X alongside debates over whether criticism counts as bias or fair takes.

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Brent Faiyaz called out Pitchfork on Instagram after their 5.8 score for his new album ICON, questioning bias and staff choices in a series of pointed stories.

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The ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar brings dawn-to-sunset fasting, prayer, and reflection for 1.8 billion Muslims worldwide, with some using the 29-30 days to avoid distractions like music for greater devotion. Online surprise grew from posts questioning why anyone would pause tunes or shows, prompting explanations that Ramadan aims to cleanse the soul and draw closer to Allah, though Islamic views on music range from forbidden to permissible. Tensions peaked when one user called the practice 'religious psychosis,' sparking pushback that it's a voluntary personal choice—not everyone abstains, and respect for individual faith emerged as a common ground.

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As Ramadan kicked off on the evening of February 18, many Muslims shared how they set aside music playlists to deepen their spiritual focus during the holy month.

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On February 12, user solé posted a photo of a simple pink camisole tagged Skims with an awkwardly placed Hello Kitty face, calling it a must-have. It gained over 4,000 likes and a million views, but 850 quote tweets and 268 replies mocked it as lazy, ugly, and like a cheap sticker edit from apps like Picsart. Critics slammed the $50 price as too high compared to similar items from Shein or Temu, while superfans said Hello Kitty deserved better; no trace of the item appears on Skims' site or in Sanrio announcements, fueling doubts it's real. A few defended Skims' cozy style, but most saw it as a pricey dupe headed for meme status.

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A pink tank top with a giant Hello Kitty face in the center looked like a fun collab at first glance. Then the replies turned it into a full-on roast fest.

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