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In a Church Times interview following his recent West Bank visit, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell described Israeli military actions in Gaza as deliberately indiscriminate and genocidal acts, while labeling the West Bank a regime of apartheid and ethnic cleansing through settler expansion. He emphasized that his criticism targets state policies, not Judaism or Jewish people, and supports Church divestment from occupation-enabling companies. Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis rebuked the remarks as irresponsible and morally inverted, planning a personal letter to Cottrell amid growing divides among UK faith leaders over the Gaza conflict now in its second year.

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After witnessing settler violence in the West Bank, Archbishop Stephen Cottrell has accused Israel of genocidal acts in Gaza and apartheid in the occupied territories.

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In Tokyo Scramble, upbeat high schooler Anne navigates the lost realm of Zipang using her smartwatch Diana to hack machines, hold her breath for stealth, and manage her heart rate against aggressive Zino creatures like speedy Goblins and towering Shoguns. The $29.99 game spans 22 episodes across foggy caverns and ruined amusement parks, with story beats via texts from friends and her dancer brother Ray who offers rescues. Switch 2's GameShare co-op lets up to four players share controls for chaotic fun, while early players praise heart-pounding tension like Alien: Isolation meets Jurassic Park but note repetition and launch jank in middling reviews.

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Anne's routine subway ride flips into terror when sinkholes drag Tokyo underground, stranding her in a prehistoric nightmare full of evolved dinosaur horrors.

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February 24 marks the Grito de Baire, when José Martí and leaders like Máximo Gómez launched Cuba's war for independence from Spain, a struggle that ended colonial rule in 1898. Today, officials draw parallels to President Trump's January 2026 Executive Order 14380, which imposes tariffs on oil suppliers to Cuba, worsening power failures, rationed gas, and hospital strains as noted by Health Minister José Ángel Portal. Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla called it 'collective punishment' at the UN, while Canada and Mexico offer aid; critics like economist Daniel Lacalle blame internal issues like corruption for longstanding woes.

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On the 131st anniversary of its 1895 call to arms, Cuba rallies with images of 19th-century fighters, vowing to stand firm against blackouts and fuel shortages blamed on recent U.S. policy.

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With Ramadan starting February 17, Yamal is the only Barcelona player fasting amid three straight La Liga games at 4pm local time, including tomorrow's home clash against Levante UD at Spotify Camp Nou. Fasting runs from around 6am to 6:30pm in Barcelona, challenging him in the afternoon heat, but coach Hansi Flick has a plan with tailored nighttime nutrition and rest protocols. Fans debate the TV-driven schedule, while rivals point to Karim Benzema's past hat-tricks while fasting; the club draws on experience supporting Muslim players.

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Lamine Yamal, Barcelona's dazzling 18-year-old winger, steps onto the pitch tomorrow fasting for Ramadan—no food or water until sunset after a 4:15pm kickoff.

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The U.S. real estate businessman from Provenza, Colombia, spotted Ortega a month later, filmed her confrontation with police, and worked with investigators and YouTuber Obi Laand to gather evidence from other victims. Their efforts led to her arrest in March 2025 alongside four others called 'Las Barbies,' earning her at least five years in prison. The video of his story has drawn over 2.4 million views, underscoring scopolamine dangers in Medellín's nightlife, where the drug causes amnesia and has been linked to U.S. traveler deaths. Authorities warn solo male travelers on dating apps to stay vigilant amid ongoing robberies.

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Fritz matched with Maria Alejandra Salgado Ortega on Bumble, only for her to allegedly drug his drink and rob him blind while he lay unconscious for 15 hours.

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Fans of Barcelona and Real Madrid debated referee decisions in a La Liga match, focusing on a tackle by Barcelona defender Jules Koundé deemed dangerous by some and a similar unpenalized tackle by Real Madrid's Brahim Díaz. Discussions centered on perceived inconsistencies in La Liga officiating.

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Ugo Humbert defeated defending champion Daniil Medvedev 7-6(4), 3-6, 6-3 in the opening round of the ABN AMRO Open, marking his first win at the ATP 500 event and improving his head-to-head record to 4-1. Medvedev vented loudly about the HEAD balls, calling them horrible, questioning if they were round, and even demanding they be deleted from life, capping it with a wall kick on triple break point. Humbert stayed composed, winning 70% of second-serve points and defending all break points in the decider, while Medvedev converted none of six chances and suffered his earliest exit since last year's US Open.

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Daniil Medvedev's frustration boiled over as he kicked the wall and trashed the HEAD balls mid-match, but Ugo Humbert kept his cool to pull off the win.

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The discussion compares Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán's Sinaloa Cartel ingenuity—like his 2015 tunnel escape with a motorcycle under his shower—to Pablo Escobar's Medellín dominance, including supplying 80% of U.S. cocaine and his luxury 'prison' with soccer fields. Escobar made Forbes' billionaire list, peaking at No. 7 with $3 billion, while Guzmán outlasted arrests through bribes and engineering trained in Germany. Supporters split on flair versus strategy, reflecting their myths amid the real violence that killed thousands.

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A simple poll pitting Mexico's El Chapo against Colombia's Pablo Escobar has people sharing wild escape tales and empire stats with passion.

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The U.S. real estate businessman from Provenza, Colombia, spotted Ortega a month later, filmed her confrontation with police, and worked with investigators and YouTuber Obi Laand to gather evidence from other victims. Their efforts led to her arrest in March 2025 alongside four others called 'Las Barbies,' earning her at least five years in prison. The video of his story has drawn over 2.4 million views, underscoring scopolamine dangers in Medellín's nightlife, where the drug causes amnesia and has been linked to U.S. traveler deaths. Authorities warn solo male travelers on dating apps to stay vigilant amid ongoing robberies.

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Fritz matched with Maria Alejandra Salgado Ortega on Bumble, only for her to allegedly drug his drink and rob him blind while he lay unconscious for 15 hours.

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Songwriter Adonis Shropshire shared on a podcast how Jermaine Dupri called him to the studio late one night in 2004, and they crafted 'My Boo' with just a beat and opening melody. Usher recorded his part despite hating it initially, and Beyoncé was tapped next as a favor after his cameo in her video, but her tour schedule blocked her. Alicia Keys filled in with her soulful vocals, turning it into a six-week No. 1 hit and Grammy winner; Shropshire also debunked a fake Beyoncé demo sung by a session vocalist that fooled fans and radio stations for years.

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Imagine wrapping lyrics for a future R&B smash by 4 a.m., only for Usher to walk in and declare, 'Don't ever play that for me again.' That's how 'My Boo' nearly got shelved before becoming a classic.

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