Tendências Twitter/X em Montreal - Análise em tempo real e hashtags de tendências

Full Summary

Speaking at an event tied to the Munich Security Conference on Sunday, Ocasio-Cortez criticized Trump's administration for actions against Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, whom she called antidemocratic, while making the equator error. Venezuela mostly sits north of the equator, including Caracas, prompting critics like Megyn Kelly to share clips and maps that drew hundreds of mocking replies. Supporters like Mehdi Hasan brushed it off as nitpicking, while the gaffe highlighted scrutiny on Democrats like Ocasio-Cortez and Gretchen Whitmer at the Feb. 14-16 gathering focused on U.S. reliability amid global threats.

Key Takeaway

During a panel on U.S. foreign policy, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez claimed Venezuela lies 'below the equator'—a slip that geography maps quickly corrected.

Context & Entities

Related Posts (10)

+ 4 more posts

Full Summary

The photo, posted when Kirk was known as Erika Frantzve, shows her in a Fendi hoodie and leggings flipping her hair with the caption '...what she order? Fish fillet?'—slang from Kanye's 'Dark Fantasy.' It gained traction after resurfacing Friday, with figures like Sneako and Milo Yiannopoulos mocking it as TPUSA faces internal drama, firings, fraud claims, and her feud with Candace Owens over old texts. Kirk, now CEO after her husband Charlie Kirk's 2025 assassination, has stayed silent as users debate if it's just 2018-era cringe or something more.

Key Takeaway

A casual 2018 Instagram shot of Erika Kirk lounging wide-legged on Ace Hotel stairs, quoting Kanye West's crude lyric, has right-wing users cracking jokes about her pose and past.

Context & Entities

Related Posts (8)

+ 2 more posts

Full Summary

Margaret Qualley and Glen Powell attended the Los Angeles premiere of the A24 dark comedy 'How to Make a Killing,' directed by John Patton Ford. The film stars Qualley and Powell as leads in the crime drama adaptation, which has a 103-minute runtime.

Context & Entities

Related Posts (10)

+ 4 more posts

Full Summary

Luis Robert Jr., Brett Baty, Francisco Alvarez, and Jorge Polanco will miss the early spring training games in Port St. Lucie as the team focuses on long-term durability. Trainers identified lower-body weaknesses in Robert after his injury-limited 2025 season with the White Sox, while Baty recovers from minor hamstring discomfort and sticks to first base. Alvarez and Polanco are also getting a cautious ramp-up following past injuries like thumb tears and knee surgery. Robert expressed full trust in the plan, saying the staff wants what's best for him ahead of Opening Day in late March.

Key Takeaway

With the Mets' first Grapefruit League game just days away, manager Carlos Mendoza is holding back stars like Luis Robert Jr. to build their strength and avoid injuries.

Context & Entities

Related Posts (7)

+ 1 more posts

Full Summary

The three-person panel ruled for Baltimore on Saturday after arguments wrapped Friday, snapping a 0-5 skid for teams in MLB arbitration hearings and making it 5-1 overall. Akin, a steady 30-year-old lefty who posted a 3.41 ERA with eight saves in 64 outings last year, steps into his final arbitration season before free agency. The Orioles went 1-1 in hearings after losing to starter Kyle Bradish earlier, while most of their arb-eligible players settled beforehand, saving cash for a title push.

Key Takeaway

In a razor-thin salary fight, the Baltimore Orioles convinced arbitrators to side with their $2.975 million offer to reliever Keegan Akin over his $3.375 million ask.

Context & Entities

Related Posts (6)

Full Summary

Commercial Court No. 1 of Córdoba ruled Tuesday that NordVPN and ProtonVPN must block dynamic lists of IP addresses used to pirate LaLiga matches, classifying them as intermediaries under the European Digital Services Act. The ex parte order allows real-time updates during games with no direct appeal, which LaLiga calls a pioneering win against evasion tools. Both VPNs protested the lack of notification and due process, while fans highlighted Spain's steep €109 monthly viewing costs compared to cheaper options abroad. Critics worry about broader impacts on VPN users and potential service disruptions.

Key Takeaway

LaLiga's fight against illegal soccer streams just hit VPNs with a court order to block access in Spain. Providers like ProtonVPN and NordVPN say they weren't even consulted.

Context & Entities

Related Posts (6)