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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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A new Emerson College survey of 1,000 likely voters shows Republican Steve Hilton at 17% support, just ahead of Democrat Eric Swalwell and Republican Sheriff Chad Bianco, both at 14%. Katie Porter follows with 10% and Tom Steyer at 9%, while 21% remain undecided. Hilton's lead comes from a narrow edge among GOP voters and strong appeal to independents, fueled by his proposals like no income tax under $100,000 and tackling crime and homelessness. The top-two primary system raises the chance of two Republicans advancing if Democrats split their votes among many candidates.

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Steve Hilton, the former Fox News commentator, tops a fresh poll in California's wide-open governor race, edging out rivals as voters eye the June primary.

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The 28-year-old joined from Atalanta for €35 million in January and quickly delivered: a goal and assist against Real Betis and Barcelona, a strike in the wild 3-3 first-leg draw with Club Brugge, and a diving header versus Espanyol. Fans celebrated with memes of a fake Lookman statue outside the stadium, while Nigerians cheered his form since his Europa League hat-trick. Simeone benched him despite the hot streak, citing defensive needs; at the 39th minute, it's 1-1 on the night with the aggregate tied 4-4, and a win means facing Tottenham or Liverpool next.

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Ademola Lookman arrived at Atlético Madrid with a bang, scoring four goals and assisting two in just six games. Yet on this Champions League knockout night, the Nigerian sits on the bench as his team fights to advance.

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In the UEFA Champions League knockout playoff first leg Tuesday, Galatasaray trailed at halftime but erupted for five goals, including two assisted by on-loan striker Victor Osimhen. The Nigerian forward forced three turnovers that led directly to goals and pressured Juve's defense into a red card, leaving them with 10 men. Fans praised his work rate as a 'pressing iron,' highlighting his six goals and two assists this campaign despite his post-match frustration at not scoring himself. The win gives Gala a strong edge before the Feb. 25 return leg in Turin.

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Victor Osimhen didn't score, but his non-stop pressing tore Juventus apart, sparking a 5-2 comeback win for Galatasaray in Istanbul.

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Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program saw 16,499 cases in 2024, accounting for 5.1% of all deaths—mostly among white Canadians aged 78 on average with cancer as the top condition. Critics highlight quick assessments, like 65 same-day provisions in Ontario, and anecdotes of offers to disabled or poor patients, while supporters stress it provides dignified options for the terminally ill under strict consent rules. With eligibility expansions paused and mental illness cases delayed until 2027, the debate weighs personal autonomy against risks to vulnerable people.

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A 92-year-old in Kingston heard a doctor suggest she 'ascend into eternity.' Stories like hers fuel worries over Canada's expanding assisted dying program.

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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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Villagers in Goa are protesting Town and Country Planning (TCP) zoning changes made without public hearings or discussion. Protests have led to overnight occupations of offices and court interventions. Demonstrators accuse the TCP department and minister of lacking transparency and demand the minister's resignation.

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Stephen Miller posted that Mexican cartels control all human smuggling and trafficking into the United States, with every illegal immigrant paying cartels to cross the border. He referenced DEA threat assessments confirming over 600,000 operatives from groups like Sinaloa and CJNG present in every U.S. state.

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Posts discuss a rumored Canadian policy shift to stop buying American defense systems like the F-35, THAAD, and Golden Dome, potentially costing the U.S. up to $100 billion in deals, and instead pursue domestic manufacturing or partnerships with China, the EU, and Sweden. Counterarguments highlight Canada's prior deposit on F-35 fighters and government assessments favoring the F-35 over alternatives like the Gripen.

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The February 20 post by Daily Turkic said Türkiye demands the Horses of Saint Mark, looted from Constantinople in 1204 during the Fourth Crusade and now preserved indoors in Venice, with replicas outside. No Turkish officials have backed the claim, but it drew mockery from Greeks and others who insist the statues tie to the Byzantine Empire, not modern Turkey. Replies called for returning Constantinople to Greece or Hagia Sophia to Christendom, while Turkish supporters traced Ottoman succession from Rome. The exchange highlights how medieval artifacts still fuel passionate online debates over legacy and repatriation.

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A social media post claimed Turkey wants its ancient bronze horses back from Venice's St. Mark's Basilica, touching off a wave of replies digging into 800-year-old grudges.

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Installed in 2003 as a third-class chief, Adebara has received no pay despite court rulings upholding his position, including a 2014 acquittal after his 2006 arrest on charges from the Emir of Ilorin. He blames opposition from rival rulers in the Ilorin Emirate, which oversees Jebba despite a 1997 court decision placing the area outside it. Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq ordered a probe in 2024, but no resolution has come, fueling calls for salary arrears, status upgrade, and autonomy for other Yoruba Obas facing similar issues.

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At 103, Alhaji Abdulkadir Alabi Adebara still sits as Oba of Jebba, waiting 21 years for the salary his court-affirmed role deserves. His quiet endurance highlights deep-rooted tensions in Kwara's traditional leadership.

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