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Simon Jakops, CEO of XGALX and key architect behind XG's rise since their 2022 debut, was detained early February 23, 2026, in Aichi Prefecture along with producer Chancellor and two Avex employees. Officers found drugs in the room following a tip, with no evidence linking the seven XG members—Jurin, MLINE, Chisa, Maya, Rena, Cocona, and Juria—who had performed that night. Fans worldwide shared messages of support, stressing loyalty to the young artists amid the shock, as Japan's strict laws mean potential years in prison. Neither Avex nor XGALX has commented, and the tour continues soon.

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Just hours after XG's high-energy Nagoya concert, police raided a hotel room and arrested the group's executive producer Simon on cocaine and marijuana possession suspicions.

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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has repeatedly declined President Donald Trump's proposals to deploy U.S. military forces to eradicate drug cartels in Mexico. The refusals occur amid reports of cartels terrorizing civilians and engaging in violent activities in areas including Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta.

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On the February 22 gala, public votes saved six nominees—Alexa Torrex, Tebi Bernal, Karola, Valentino, Yuli Ruiz, and Alejandro Estrada—leaving influencer Nicolás Arrieta as the latest elimination from the house. His early popularity with a 58% save rate faded amid blunt critiques of house dynamics, production, and the channel, which some viewers found too aggressive. Reactions ranged from Lady Noriega's viral gleeful laugh to mourning fans praising his raw captain's logs, as Equipo Calma faces new challenges with fresh entrants like Melissa.

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Nicolás Arrieta's sudden exit after 42 days left his Equipo Calma teammates stunned and fans divided between cheers and tears.

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The March 3 primary features Dallas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, known for her fiery rebukes of Republicans, against Austin State Rep. James Talarico, a 36-year-old former seminarian who flipped a GOP seat in 2018 and has raised over $20 million. Polls show a close race, with Crockett at 47% and Talarico at 39% in one survey, while another gives Talarico a slight edge; early voting through February 27 has seen strong turnout in areas like Travis County. Supporters debate Crockett's proven fighter style against Talarico's policy vision and appeal to moderates, amid claims of quorum-breaking and electability in deep-red Texas.

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Early voting is underway in Texas's Democratic Senate primary, where a single post has supporters of Rep. Jasmine Crockett and State Rep. James Talarico trading sharp barbs online.

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A post on X claimed critics called Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's visible crucifix 'inappropriate' for briefings, sparking widespread support from users who decried hypocrisy over other religious symbols like hijabs. Leavitt, a 28-year-old devout Catholic, has worn the necklace since her first briefing in January 2025, often referencing faith in her posts and team prayers. No major media outlets reported fresh backlash, turning the exchange into an online debate over religion in public roles, with Leavitt continuing her briefings unchanged.

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Karoline Leavitt steps to the White House podium, her gold cross necklace catching the light as she fields tough questions from reporters.

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The footage circulating widely depicts the January 2025 arrest in Guatemala of Yoel Alter, a 35-year-old dual Israeli-Romanian citizen and alleged senior member of the small ultra-Orthodox Lev Tahor sect. Mexico sought Alter since 2022 for alleged organized crime like arranging minors' marriages, extraditing him in late December 2025 for pretrial detention in Chiapas. Claims of a new Interpol raid rescuing 160 children mix up a separate December 2024 Guatemala operation where prosecutors removed minors from a compound amid abuse reports, while posts wrongly label Lev Tahor the world's largest trafficking network despite its 200-300 members and smaller scale compared to others flagged by Europol.

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A video of robe-clad figures being led by police has reignited anger online, but the raid it shows happened over a year ago, not this week.

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On February 20, Joint Task Force Southern Spear, under Marine Gen. Francis L. Donovan, struck a vessel on known narco-trafficking routes linked to terrorist groups, killing three men described as narco-terrorists. This is the latest in Operation Southern Spear, launched in September 2025, with 43 strikes now killing about 148 people across 44 vessels. Supporters praise the Trump administration's aggressive push against cartels, while critics including human rights groups call the actions unlawful summary executions without due process.

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A U.S. drone missile lit up a speeding boat in the Eastern Pacific, ending a suspected drug run in seconds. The 16-second video captures the moment flames engulfed the vessel.

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