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Futez debuted globally this week on iOS, Android, and web, letting users log games with ratings for players, managers, atmosphere, and more, plus photos and lifetime stats. Started in Brazil last year with 11,000 users and no marketing, it arrives just before the 2026 World Cup's 64 matches. Fans praise filling the gap left by stats apps and hot takes, though some joke about logging painful losses like 3-0 defeats.

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Two Brazilian football fans built Futez to let you rate every goal, flop, and referee blunder you've ever seen. It's like a diary for your match-watching life.

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Jack Schlossberg, nephew of John F. Kennedy Jr., criticized a Ryan Murphy-produced TV show depicting his uncle's life and relationship with Carolyn Bessette. The criticism sparked discussions on X about Schlossberg's right to comment given his family ties to the plane crash that killed JFK Jr., Bessette, and her sister Lauren.

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On March 1 in Auchi, Edo State, armed attackers shot Stephanie's uncle as he fled, then forced entry and abducted her along with cousins Sofia and Basira, demanding ₦200 million ransom. Stephanie had just passed her pre-council exams and was preparing for her May licensing test with the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria. Fellow nurses and family are sharing photos and pleas online, tagging police and Governor Godwin Obaseki for urgent action, amid a pattern of kidnappings targeting students and doctors in the Auchi-Ekpoma area. As of midday March 2, officials had issued no public statements.

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Stephanie Ilegieuno, a final-year nursing student beaming in her scrubs, was steps from her licensing exam when gunmen stormed her family home.

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Getafe won 1-0 against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, with Martin Satriano scoring the only goal in the 39th minute, marking Getafe's first victory there since 2008. The loss left Real Madrid four points behind La Liga leaders Barcelona and marked consecutive league defeats under coach Álvaro Arbeloa. Match incidents included Antonio Rüdiger's knee to a Getafe player's face without a red card and Vinicius Jr. receiving a yellow card for pulling an injured opponent.

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Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry condemned Iranian missile attacks on its territory Saturday, hours after U.S. and Israeli strikes targeted top Iranian leaders. Iran retaliated by firing missiles and drones at U.S. bases in Gulf states including Saudi Arabia, despite Riyadh's assurances that its airspace wouldn't be used against Tehran. Officials affirmed the right to take all necessary measures, including responding to the aggression, while offering support to other affected nations. Social media buzzed with unverified claims of Saudi military pledges, but official statements stuck to a defensive posture as oil prices surged on escalation fears.

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Missiles rained down on Riyadh and Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province, but defenses held firm with no casualties reported. The kingdom quickly summoned Iran's ambassador, signaling a firm stand amid the chaos.

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The U.S. State Department announced Saturday that Secretary of State Marco Rubio scrapped his March 2-3 trip to Israel, originally set to cover Iran, Lebanon, and Trump's 20-Point Peace Plan for Gaza. Tensions exploded after U.S.-Israeli strikes killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, prompting Iranian missile attacks that killed nine in Israel's Beit Shemesh and three U.S. troops. President Trump warned of operations lasting weeks, while critics online called Rubio's decision a sign of weakness and urged him to show solidarity anyway. No new travel plans are set as the conflict rages into its second day.

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With missiles raining down on Israel and U.S. troops lost in the fight, Secretary Rubio's planned visit vanished from the calendar overnight. The move highlights how fast diplomacy can hit pause in a war zone.

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The Dutch icon and 1987 Ballon d'Or winner slammed the March 1 Premier League match as 'absolute garbage,' frustrated by endless sideways passes, set-piece obsession, and players avoiding dribbles. He praised Barcelona's Lamine Yamal as a rare spark of joy amid tactics that prioritize throw-ins and corners over risk-taking. While Arsenal fans defend their leaders' winning style, others like snooker star Neil Robertson echo Gullit's call for more ball-on-pitch action and less time-wasting.

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Football legend Ruud Gullit watched Arsenal's narrow win over Chelsea and had enough—he's done with TV football forever.

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The September 20, 2025, post responded to criticism of high-skilled immigration from India, highlighting how Irish, Italian, and other groups overcame nativist backlash to strengthen the nation. Recent shares on March 1 drew replies like 'America was born on LEGAL IMMIGRATION' and contrasts between historical legal arrivals—who assimilated with health checks and sponsorships—and modern illegal entries amid millions of border encounters since 2021. Bannon defended his stance with examples like Theodore Roosevelt, while responders invoked family stories of legal entry and argued past settlers built America without government aid. The exchange reflects ongoing tensions between immigration's economic benefits, like immigrants starting 25% of new businesses, and demands for order.

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Seth Bannon repeated 'America was built on immigration' seven times in a 2025 tweet, celebrating past waves of newcomers. Now resurfaced, it prompted over a thousand replies emphasizing legal pathways over today's border crossings.

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In a French radio interview, retired Belgian star Hazard claimed former PSG defender Thomas Meunier intentionally hurt him with a brutal challenge on November 26, 2019, fracturing his ankle and sparking a three-month absence followed by a relapse. Hazard, who joined Madrid as a €100 million signing that summer, said he was in great shape before the injury derailed his four seasons there, where he made just 76 La Liga appearances and four goals before retiring in 2023. Despite the setbacks, he praised Sergio Ramos as a legend, called replacing Cristiano Ronaldo impossible, and described fulfilling his childhood dream at the club amid a welcoming dressing room.

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Eden Hazard still feels the unforgettable force of that 2019 tackle, eight minutes into his Real Madrid substitute appearance against PSG. He says it was no accident—and changed everything.

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