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A YouGov survey of over 1,000 U.S. adults from February 10-13 revealed 50% support for D.C. statehood and 48% for Puerto Rico, compared to just 27% for Greenland and 24% for Canada. Partisan splits stand out: Democrats strongly favor D.C. and Puerto Rico but oppose the others, while Republicans lean against D.C. and Puerto Rico yet show more openness to Greenland. The findings highlight ongoing debates over representation for tax-paying areas without full congressional votes, amid hurdles like stalled bills and Republican control of Congress.

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Imagine paying federal taxes without a voting senator—that's the daily reality for D.C. residents, and a new poll finds most Americans want to change it for them and Puerto Rico.

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The image, posted Saturday by Concerned Canadian, questions support for removing what some call 'propaganda' like pride flags and gender identity discussions from classrooms. Critics argue teachers overstep into parental roles and propose fines for violations, while supporters stress the need for inclusive spaces to fight bullying and promote tolerance. Provinces vary: British Columbia requires SOGI resources, Alberta demands parental opt-in, and pride flags have fueled trustee fights, especially in Catholic boards. Both sides agree schools should focus on basics like math and reading amid these tensions.

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A bold graphic asking if Canadians back banning LGBTQ+ materials from public schools has parents and users clashing online. One mother put it bluntly: 'Teachers have no business talking to our children about sexual ideologies.'

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On Sunday's Uyajola 9/9, host Jub Jub set up a confrontation after a woman from a stokvel grew suspicious of her man's fidelity. The reveal showed a long affair complete with a child, and in a heartbreaking twist, he chose his side partner, leaving her devastated. Viewers reacted with shock and sympathy, praising her eventual decision to walk away while mocking the women who fought each other instead of the cheater; Jub Jub's sharp lines like 'I'm not a tuck shop' added laughs to the chaos.

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A woman discovered her partner's four-year affair and child with another—then watched him pick the side chick right in front of her on live TV.

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Numerous X posts highlight users' newfound fascination, confusion, and excitement over watching curling during the 2026 Winter Olympics. Many first-time viewers describe the sport as thrilling, strategic, and unexpectedly captivating despite initial bewilderment about its rules. Discussions note curling's prominence on television, dominance in bars, appeal even over Valentine's Day activities, and mentions of USA vs. Germany matches and dramatic elements.

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At the Munich Security Conference, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged European leaders to reclaim border sovereignty without apology, framing unchecked migration as a threat to societal cohesion, culture, and national futures. He listed it among Western errors like de-industrialization and China reliance, insisting border control is sovereignty, not xenophobia. Rubio also reaffirmed strong transatlantic ties, denying plans to weaken NATO while calling for revitalized partnerships based on shared heritage. The speech prompted praise for its candor alongside critiques tying it to his immigrant roots and Western foreign policies.

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Marco Rubio, son of Cuban immigrants who arrived legally decades ago, stood before 50 world leaders and called mass migration a crisis reshaping the West.

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Ron Wright sparked the fun hypothetical this morning, asking where people would live for a free year abroad, with his Italy pick drawing over 1,100 likes, 1,800 replies, and 70,000 views. Italy leads for its food, history, and vibe, backed by actor Antonio Sabato Jr. and fans of Florence's heritage; Switzerland follows close with stunning Alpine lakes and peaceful meadows. Wild cards like Antarctica for solitude mix with Australia, Japan, and spots like Poland or El Salvador chosen for safety, culture, or low taxes, revealing wanderlust alongside everyday gripes.

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Imagine a full year anywhere in the world, expenses covered—what's your spot? Ron Wright's question has folks dreaming big, from pasta in Italy to peaks in Switzerland.

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The Arco dell’Amore near Torre Sant'Andrea in Puglia stood for centuries until heavy rain, gale-force winds, and pounding waves brought it down early on February 15, 2026. Melendugno Mayor Maurizio Cisternino called it a hard blow to the heart, while tourism official Francesco Stella likened the scene to a funeral for one of Italy's happiest spots. Officials blame natural erosion in the soft limestone cliffs, amid a fierce storm that caused over €1 billion in damage across southern Italy, as Puglia's president notes defenses can only slow, not stop, nature's force.

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On Valentine's Day, a graceful rock arch beloved by couples for proposals and photos suddenly collapsed into the Adriatic, leaving locals heartbroken over the loss.

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