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Mac Donald's February 24 post argued the Ferguson effect—where post-2014 protests led police to ease proactive work, spiking homicides in black communities—remains real and ignored by media. Musk replied 'Legacy media lies relentlessly,' sparking memes, charts, and stories from users pointing to FBI data showing black Americans as half of 2015 homicide victims despite being 13% of the population. Critics dispute the link to protests, citing other factors like economics, while recent 2024-2025 drops in crime add nuance to the ongoing discussion on policing and reporting.

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Heather Mac Donald shared a video mourning overlooked black homicide victims, blaming media narratives and a pullback in policing. Elon Musk's sharp reply lit up the conversation with millions of views.

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Tesla released mobile app version 4.51.0 this week, featuring dynamic live weather visualizations on the home screen for Powerwall, solar, and Wall Connector users. The display shows personalized conditions like rain, wind, snow, and time-of-day sun positions to provide context for energy usage and generation. Additional updates include in-app gifting, Hebrew localization, and Apollo GraphQL for faster performance; the iOS version launched November 18 with Android expected soon.

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Imagine your Tesla app's home screen mirroring real-time skies, from swirling clouds to starry nights, perfectly tracking your local sun.

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On February 28, 2026, the US and Israel hit Iranian military and nuclear sites, confirming the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and top officials; Iran fired back with missiles causing at least 85 civilian deaths. CNN's article by Tal Shalev highlighted the strikes' timing before Purim, when Jews read about blotting out ancient enemy Amalek—linked to Persia, modern Iran—prompting accusations of endorsing religiously motivated war. Critics shared screenshots calling out 'eradicate' language, while defenders noted Netanyahu's own Purim references to Iran's threats; Jewish tradition sees Amalek as a symbol of unprovoked evil, not literal genocide.

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As US and Israeli strikes killed Iran's Supreme Leader just before Purim, a CNN piece on the holiday's biblical 'remember Amalek' command ignited online fury over its religious framing.

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The photo shows a vehicle from Jama'atu Izalatil Bid'ah Wa Iqamatis Sunnah (Izala), a mainstream Salafi reform group founded in 1978 that promotes strict Quran and Sunnah adherence—where 'innovation' means religious deviations, not tech. Shared widely since February 7 amid fears linking it to the February 3 Kwara attack that killed at least 162 in Muslim villages by jihadist gunmen, defenders note Izala's clashes with Boko Haram, while critics worry its hardline stance could fuel extremism. No new threats from the Oyo branch are reported, highlighting Nigeria's tensions between reformist Islam and real jihadist dangers.

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A van marked 'Centre for Eradicating Innovation and Establishing Sunnah' in Oyo State caught eyes online, stirring worries of violence after Kwara's brutal massacre.

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On January 28 at Imam Khomeini International Airport, Iranian authorities seized a Dutch diplomat's suitcase after he refused an X-ray scan, later opening it to find Starlink equipment, seven satellite phones, and wireless gear amid nationwide protests and an internet blackout. The Netherlands called the search unacceptable and a violation of diplomatic immunity under the 1961 Vienna Convention, summoning Iran's ambassador while demanding the items' return. Iran justified the action as a national security measure on personal luggage, not a sealed diplomatic pouch, against a backdrop of unrest where Starlink devices helped protesters bypass controls.

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Airport officials in Tehran unpacked a diplomat's suitcase to reveal Starlink modems and satellite phones, sparking a sharp diplomatic clash with the Netherlands.

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An explosion occurred in an apartment on the 15th floor of a high-rise residential building on Kadyrov Street in Moscow's Yuzhnoye Butovo district, shattering windows in several apartments, damaging balconies, and leaving part of the exterior wall hanging. The building is not connected to the gas network, with preliminary reports suggesting a possible gas cylinder explosion inside the apartment. At least two people were injured, residents were evacuated, and emergency services including firefighters and medical teams responded to the scene.

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The EVO Sessions event at Jeddah Circuit featured content creators like Behzinga driving a DS Penske car, with Max Günther observing nervously. A crash involving Kiro RaceCo prompted a hilarious reaction from Edo that entertained the Mahindra Racing garage. The live race was streamed on Formula E's YouTube channel.

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On February 28, 2026, Iran fired retaliatory missiles at U.S. allies including Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and Jordan following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. Saudi Arabia called the assaults 'heinous' and 'cowardly,' pledging support for affected nations and reserving the right to respond, without criticizing the earlier U.S.-Israeli action. Critics highlighted a perceived double standard, while supporters argued Saudi Arabia was simply defending against direct aggression amid longstanding rivalries with Iran. The split reactions reflect clashing views on self-defense as tensions risk broader conflict.

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Explosions shook Riyadh after Iran's missiles targeted Saudi soil and other Gulf states. Saudi leaders quickly denounced the attacks, drawing sharp accusations of siding with Israel.

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Ukrainian police in the port city began stopping men dressed in traditional Hasidic Jewish clothing on December 8 to verify identities, after reports emerged of evasion tactics exploiting past oversights toward religious garb. The Black Sea hub's historic Jewish community provided a convenient cover, but routine ID checks ended the ploy, as noted by local historian Marta Havryshko with wry humor about men so bold even theater troupes took notes. Ukraine's mobilization crisis deepens nearly four years into the war, with aggressive recruitment by territorial centers amid widespread evasion and no exemptions for religious beliefs, as affirmed by the Supreme Court in May.

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In Odesa, police calmly surrounded men in long black coats and hats by a patrol car, methodically checking documents amid reports of draft dodgers borrowing the disguise.

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