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On July 23, 2024, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, punched Greater Manchester Police officers PC Lydia Ward—breaking her nose and knocking her out—and PC Ellie Cook during a Starbucks argument at Manchester Airport Terminal 2. A jury convicted Amaaz in July 2025 of assaults on the officers and a member of the public, though no verdict came on charges against PC Zachary Marsden, who kicked and stamped on Amaaz to subdue him. The clip's recent return online divides viewers: some call Marsden's actions justified force matching the brothers' violence that injured three officers, while others see it as excessive once Amaaz was down. Greater Manchester Police highlight rising assaults on officers amid national tensions.

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A chaotic airport brawl left police officers bloodied and unconscious, but a partial video clip captured only the takedown that followed.

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In a 31-second clip from an October 2025 event, the Barcelona icon nods and smiles only when Zinedine Zidane is named amid a list of greats like Lampard, Gerrard, and young stars like Bellingham. Fans lit up replies, with Barcelona supporters placing Xavi and Iniesta at the top, while others championed Premier League heroes or Zidane's flair and Ballon d'Or. The moment captures Xavi's quiet confidence from his days leading Barca to four Champions Leagues and Spain's 2010 World Cup, fueling endless talk on the greatest midfielder.

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Xavi sits stone-faced as fans fire off midfield legends, barely flinching through Pirlo and Gerrard—until Zidane's name lands and a grin slips out.

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The February 17 post by @_perfectmips drew over 5,000 likes but sparked replies highlighting 'Jesús' as hugely popular in Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, and Spain due to Catholic roots. Users shared stories of Mexican uncles, Peruvian grandmas, U.S. landscapers named Jesus, and even Arsenal's Gabriel Jesus. The exchange showed cultural differences: many English speakers view 'Jesus' as too sacred, while Latino traditions embrace it, and Muslims revere Jesus as prophet Isa. It turned into a reminder of Christianity's global diversity and the need for cultural context online.

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A post asked why Christians skip naming kids 'Jesus' like Muslims do 'Muhammad.' Replies from Latin America quickly shared that 'Jesús' is a everyday name there, with over 1.4 million in Mexico alone.

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The 23-year-old Belgian, signed from Royal Antwerp for £18.2 million last September, has shone in 20 Premier League games with four clean sheets, 44 saves, and just 26 goals conceded. He leads the league in goals prevented per 90 minutes at 0.60, slashing United's loss rate by two-thirds compared to Andre Onana's early season. Fans rave about his composure, reflexes, and command of the box, dubbing him a 'baby Courtois' and crediting him with steadying the defense as the club rebuilds.

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Senne Lammens claws away a piledriver at Old Trafford, leaving fans gasping in the stands. That moment in the club's highlight reel has turned the 23-year-old keeper into a instant hero.

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Early voting is underway through February 28 for the March 3 Republican U.S. Senate primary, pitting Trump-endorsed Michael Whatley against challenger Don Brown and others to face Democrat Roy Cooper in November. Whatley leads polls at 36% with 54% undecided, but Brown highlights a turnout surge and frames himself as an anti-establishment outsider. Prediction markets now give Democrats an 84% chance of winning the seat, up sharply, as the race could sway Senate control in the battleground state Trump narrowly carried in 2024.

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Don Brown, a Navy veteran challenging the Trump-backed frontrunner, is rallying supporters amid reports of strong early turnout in North Carolina's key Senate primary.

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The hip-hop podcaster, a big Drake fan, posted a photo of himself with the limited-time 'Afters Meal'—a McDouble or Junior Chicken, fries or poutine, and blue raspberry Nite Sprite in black-and-gold OVO packaging—that launched in Canada on February 17. Social media buzzed with speculation he flew from the U.S. to snag it, fueled by his Instagram story rating the poutine 10/10 amid wrappers with German slogans. While some mocked the premium price for a basic order and called out his fandom, others enjoyed the hype around the celebrity collab.

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DJ Akademiks grinned wide next to Drake's new OVO-branded McDonald's combo, sparking endless online ribbing about his trek to Canada.

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The trio freestyled 'Msunu ka Nota'—roughly 'Nota's pussy'—during Friday's bass-heavy set, turning the stage into a public clapback after Nota criticized Leehleza's lyrics as kid-unfit nonsense on the Piano Pulse podcast. This feud escalated from Nota's jabs at amapiano producers like Leehleza and Maphorisa, with the clip drawing cheers for entertainment and roasts for immaturity. Fans anticipate Nota's sharp response, spotlighting ongoing tensions in South Africa's amapiano scene between heavyweights and outspoken critics.

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DJ Maphorisa, DJ Leehleza, and Mark Khoza grabbed the mic at a live gig, chanting crude Zulu slang aimed at music exec Nota Baloyi while the crowd went wild.

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The New York Yankees agreed to terms with Venezuelan catching prospect Sebastian Perez. The agreement includes a $1,650,000 signing bonus and $50,000 in student scholarship funding.

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Bukayo Saka and Piero Hincapie put Arsenal ahead early against bottom-of-the-table Wolves, but Hugo Bueno and Tom Edozie's 94th-minute strike forced a 2-2 draw. The slip keeps Arsenal top with 58 points from 27 games, but Manchester City trail by five points from 26 matches with a game in hand. Fans resurfaced Rodri's May 2024 pitchside comment after City's title win, where he tapped his temple and said Arsenal 'don't want to beat us' and settle for draws—prompting rival cheers of 'Bottlers FC' while some Gunners supporters pushed back.

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Arsenal cruised to a 2-0 lead at Molineux, only for Wolves to claw back with a debut stunner in stoppage time. Rivals quickly revived Rodri's sharp words on the Gunners' mentality.

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Manchester City's official X account posted a pool ball emoji (🎱) and other teasing emojis as the team protected a lead against Arsenal by repeatedly conceding corners in the dying minutes. This tactic frustrated bettors on high corner totals.

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Followers of the Dera Sacha Sauda group posted #MondayMotivation content promoting Ram Rahim's teachings on meditation to build inner strength, self-confidence, and peace. The messages, shared soon after his 40-day parole ended and he returned to Sunaria Jail in Haryana, urge morning and evening practice to conquer negativity and stress without pills. Ram Rahim, convicted in 2017 of raping two disciples and murdering a journalist, inspires millions through these socio-spiritual efforts, with devotees crediting him for positive change via meditation and humanitarian work.

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Early Monday in India, devotees filled feeds with images of their leader Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji Insan, overlaying his words on calming the mind amid daily struggles.

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The supposed Onana remark—'He’s a good goalkeeper. I’m also a goalkeeper. Football will decide the rest'—spread quickly online, though no sources confirm it exists. While 29-year-old Onana struggles on loan at Trabzonspor, conceding all three shots in a recent 3-2 loss to Fenerbahce, 23-year-old Lammens has shone in 21 appearances for United since August 2025, cutting the loss rate by 66% and earning four clean sheets. With Onana's contract running to 2028 and high wages complicating a sale, fans split between worry over his return and cheers for Lammens as the steady No. 1.

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A cheeky quote claiming André Onana brushed off rival Senne Lammens has fans fired up, but many suspect it's just made-up bait.

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Oscar Piastri achieved the world number one driver status. Lando Norris secured a podium finish at the Austria Grand Prix. McLaren drivers' successes prompted fan celebrations on social media.

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The Texas singer's February 6 song directly calls out Bruce Springsteen for abandoning working-class roots, with lyrics like 'You preach from your mansion, but you don't know the cost' and a video featuring Trump rallies, border clips, and a nod to Laken Riley. It knocked Springsteen's 'Streets of Minneapolis'—a critique of Trump-era ICE actions—to No. 2 on the chart. Owens, known for patriotic hits like 'Trump Won,' taps into tensions between celebrity activism and heartland views, drawing cheers from supporters who see it as a bold stand.

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Natasha Owens grabbed her guitar and channeled fans' frustrations into 'The Boss,' a track that hit No. 1 on iTunes Rock just days after release.

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Fallon (@filthtofilth) posted: 'First base is STABBING. Second base is KISSING. Third base is DIVORCE,' poking fun at fictional pairings built on betrayal and breakups. The post drew over 13,000 likes, nearly 2,000 reposts, and 640,000 views, sparking replies with examples like Kingdom Come rivals in stocks, Genshin's Blade smirking, and Hannibal's endless loops. Fans love how it captures the addictive drama of passion through conflict, tenderness, and fallout, with one summing it up as 'kissing, stabbing, as all lovers do <3.'

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A late-night post flipped the classic baseball metaphor for romance into a hilarious nod to enemies-to-lovers chaos. Fans jumped in with clips of their favorite turbulent duos, from Supernatural's Dean and Castiel to Marvel's Bucky and Sam.

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