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The New York Police Department's Community Affairs Bureau organized its fourth annual World Hijab Day event on February 9 at the MUNA Islamic Center in Ozone Park, Queens, partnering with groups like the Council of Pakistani Organizations USA. Officers donned hijabs in a show of inclusion, praised by organizers like Sgt. MD Latif for fostering faith and unity in diverse neighborhoods. Critics online called it one-sided, pointing to no similar try-ons for Christian crosses or Jewish kippahs, with figures like Libs of TikTok decrying it as dominance and Rep. Andy Ogles making inflammatory remarks. While NYPD routinely does interfaith outreach, unverified claims of mosque buses circulated, highlighting divides over religious equity.

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Female NYPD officers tried on hijabs at a Queens community center, smiles all around as balloons floated and locals helped adjust the scarves. What meant unity to some sparked sharp online criticism from others.

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The collector, known as @sbtwolf, picked up fresh NFTs from a weekly X showcase thread where artists share work under the prompt 'Your art doesn’t need to exist perfectly. It just needs to exist.' Pieces ranged from surreal portraits and cosmic abstractions to Persian calligraphy and mythic warriors, many by Iranian creators submitted by friends amid internet challenges. Artists lit up with thanks like 'Bobby jaaan you're the best,' highlighting the tight-knit Tezos community's spirit on the low-fee, eco-friendly blockchain.

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Bobby Crandall scrolled through dozens of Tezos artist submissions and hit buy on 39 pieces in a single day, pouring his sales and paycheck back into the creators.

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The U.S.-born academic, who advises Iran's nuclear team and is son to the Supreme Leader's physician, highlighted risks to bases in Bahrain, Qatar, and the UAE if strikes occur. His post drew over 5,600 likes and sharp divides, with supporters praising Iran's stance and critics like Wall Street Journal reporters calling him a warmonger. It comes as U.S. forces build up while Geneva talks stall over uranium enrichment, amplifying fears of broader conflict despite White House calls for a deal.

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Seyed Mohammad Marandi, a prominent University of Tehran professor, posted a stark message urging the U.S. to pull out of Persian Gulf countries amid rising nuclear tensions.

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The 29-year-old French biathlete claimed gold in the women's 15km individual, the first for any French woman in the event, edging teammate Lou Jeanmonnot for silver while Bulgarian Lena Hristova took bronze. Simon's win followed a October 2025 conviction for unauthorized purchases over €2,000 using teammate Justine Braisaz-Bouchet's card, earning her a suspended sentence, fine, and brief ban that cleared by the Games. Braisaz-Bouchet raced but placed 80th, over 10 minutes behind. Amid biathlon's drama, Norway leads medals with seven golds after standout wins in Nordic combined and cross-country.

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Julia Simon crossed the finish line in 41:15.6, arms raised in triumph—her second gold of the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, just four months after a court convicted her of theft.

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Brazil will face Egypt in a pre-2026 FIFA World Cup friendly match at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, Ohio. The game is part of the Road to '26 series.

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In a recent Reason podcast, Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie accused Attorney General Pam Bondi of criminal negligence over redactions in the 3.5 million pages of Epstein documents released by the DOJ in late January under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, signed by President Trump on November 19, 2025. Massie and California Democrat Ro Khanna, who reviewed unredacted versions, identified at least six powerful men like Les Wexner whose names were unjustly hidden and have vowed to fight for full disclosure. While Bondi defended the redactions to protect privacy and investigations, Massie calls the cover-up bigger than Watergate and brushes off critics like Laura Loomer with a sharp quip about puberty blockers.

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Rep. Thomas Massie sees the blacked-out names in Jeffrey Epstein's files as a defining moment for politicians, comparing it to stances on COVID lockdowns.

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Adams, who left office on January 1, 2026, after one term, shared the photo from Addis Ababa alongside honeymooners Brendan and Dr. Beallor, captioning it with 'New York is the Ethiopia of America.' The odd comparison between the financial hub and one of Africa's poorest nations prompted quick laughs online, with replies flipping it to 'Addis Ababa is the Brooklyn of East Africa' and calls for a book of his metaphors. A few fans appreciated his folksy vibe, while others tied it to Ethiopian immigrant communities in the U.S., but the post fit his pattern of globe-trotting feel-good shares from places like Tbilisi and Mexico.

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Grinning in an Ethiopian airport lounge, former Mayor Eric Adams snapped a selfie with Brooklyn newlyweds and dropped a line that left everyone scratching their heads.

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In June 2025, Kirk asked nearly 490,000 people if the U.S. should join Israel's war against Iran; 90% said no. Now, with President Trump considering strikes as early as this weekend after stalled nuclear talks and Iranian threats, users repost the poll to highlight ongoing isolationist views among conservatives. Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, was killed in September 2025 while speaking in Utah; he had called for restraint against war pushes. While some question the poll's integrity due to possible bots, it reflects a divide between America First priorities and calls for action against Iran's proxies and crackdowns.

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A year after Charlie Kirk's assassination, his massive poll rejecting U.S. involvement in Israel's fight with Iran is circling back online.

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