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    Crowd of 20,000 fills Turin's main square chanting 'Turin is ours'●Turin, Italy: over 20,000 people chant "Turin is ours" while lighting fires in the main square. Chaos, smoke, and disord𝕏xIT1.5K14 min ago

    More than 20,000 people gathered in Turin's main square in northern Italy, chanting 'Turin is ours' while setting fires, with smoke and disorder reported in the city centre. The footage has circulated widely, with critics including commentators calling into question the nature of the demonstration, while the protest's organisers and stated cause remain unclear.

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    Ukraine will step up attacks on Russian oil refineries in response to Moscow's winter campaign strategy, President Zelenskyy said. The announcement came amid heavy news from the war: Zelenskyy accused Putin of telling military leaders to abandon the rules of war, while Trump said Russia would release 2.2 million barrels of diesel immediately. Dozens were detained in Russia after Communist Party protesters chanted against the 'Tsar'.

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    Glasgow's White Lady statue and its stone-gaze legend●The White Lady statute at Glasgow's Southern Necropolis. Folklore says that if you look into her eyes, her gaze will turMmastodonCultureBooks1322 h ago

    Attention is on the White Lady statue in Glasgow's Southern Necropolis cemetery. According to local folklore, anyone who looks into her eyes will be turned to stone, though the curse can be escaped by running around the monument while chanting 'White Lady, White Lady'. The eerie tale is being shared as an example of Britain's rich graveyard legends.

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    Jewish protesters gather at Grand Central calling for Gaza to live▼Hundreds of Jewish protesters gather at Grand Central Station in New York City, calling out “Let Gaza Live.” # Israel #MmastodonWarMiddle East237 min ago

    Hundreds of Jewish protesters gathered at Grand Central Station in New York City, chanting "Let Gaza Live" as part of ongoing demonstrations over the war in Gaza. The action highlights a current of Jewish dissent against Israel's military campaign, with organizers using their identity to counter claims that criticism of the war is antisemitic. Clips of the protest circulated widely online, drawing both praise and backlash.

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    Attention is on Dani Dyer's relationship with footballer Jarrod Bowen, with coverage revisiting how the couple first met and her feelings about the West Ham fans' chant dedicated to her. Interest in Dyer's personal life continues to draw readers, with new details about the pair's unlikely first meeting and her honest reaction to the song sung about her at matches.

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    French rapper BORO700 will be tried for apologie du terrorisme after one of his songs was chanted during a high school blockade in France. According to Le Figaro, the lyrics include the line "Bataclan, I shot him in the eye", a reference to the 2015 Paris attacks. The case has drawn attention amid broader debate over radical language among young people and the crackdown on glorifying terrorism.

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    Jai Ambe Gauri Chant Sees Surge in Interest●जय अंबे गौरीGgoogleIN2004 h ago

    "Jai Ambe Gauri", the traditional aarti dedicated to Goddess Durga, is drawing renewed attention across India. The devotional hymn, sung daily during Navratri in temples and homes, is being searched and shared widely as devotees observe the festival season. Many are posting renditions and lyrics, keeping the chant among the country's most-viewed devotional content at the moment.

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    Toronto Protesters Vow to Honor Martyrs Three Years Into Gaza War▼Protesters in Toronto: ‘We will honor all our martyrs’ after 3 years of Gaza war✉newsWar7 min ago

    Demonstrators gathered in Toronto to mark three years since the start of the Gaza war, chanting slogans including 'We will honor all our martyrs.' The rally reflects ongoing pro-Palestinian protests across Canadian cities, where crowds have repeatedly called for a ceasefire and expressed solidarity with victims of the conflict. Organizers say commemorative events will continue as the war passes its third anniversary.

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    Cleveland Guardians fans were heard chanting for star third baseman José Ramírez, a show of support for the team's longtime slugger. Ramírez remains the face of the franchise and a fan favorite in Cleveland, and loud chants for him reflect his enduring popularity as the club competes in the American League.

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    Manchester City greeted with boos and 'cheat' taunts at Anfield●Boos, 'cheat' taunts greet Manchester City at Anfield✉newsSportSoccer46 min ago

    Manchester City were met with loud boos and chants of 'cheat' from Liverpool supporters as the team arrived at Anfield for their Premier League meeting. The hostile reception reflects the tension surrounding the fixture and the ongoing controversy linked to the club. The atmosphere added extra edge to one of English football's fiercest rivalries, with home fans making their feelings clear throughout.

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    United fans revive ticker taunt in City finances row▼Man United fans revive ticker taunt over Man City financial case✉newsSportSoccer7 h ago

    Manchester United supporters have brought back their 'ticker' taunt mocking Manchester City amid the ongoing Premier League case over City's alleged breaches of financial regulations. Reuters reported the chants re-emerging as the long-running disciplinary process continues to hang over the club. The rivalry between the two Manchester sides is again playing out in the stands while City's financial case remains unresolved.

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    Chant Mocking Cyberattacks Tied to Russia-Ukraine War Circulates●@ KimPerales Hit ‘em with a stick, hit ‘em with a broom, fook ‘em up, fook ‘em up, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM! # Russia # UkraineMmastodonTechnologyInternet21 h ago

    A profane chant referencing the Russia-Ukraine war, mentioning hitting targets 'with a stick' and 'with a broom', is being shared alongside hashtags about Russia, Ukraine, Putin, Trump, cyberattacks and the midterm elections. The verse appears to mock ongoing cybercriminal attacks linked to the war and frames voting as the response, with election issues described as 'on the ballot'.

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    Liverpool fans plan hostile welcome for Man City after verdict●Liverpool fans 'welcome' Man City in first Premier League match since guilty verdict✉newsSportSoccer46 min ago

    Liverpool supporters are preparing to greet Manchester City at Anfield in the first Premier League meeting since City were found guilty in a recent disciplinary verdict. Fans have indicated their 'welcome' will be pointed, with the guilty finding expected to feature in chants and banners during the fixture, adding extra edge to an already fierce rivalry.

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    José Ramírez's low-pitch homer shakes Progressive Field in ALDS Game 5●Ramírez digs out pitch practically on the ground for stadium-shaking homer https://www. mlb.com/news/jose-ramirez-home rMmastodonSportBaseball114 h ago

    José Ramírez launched a home run off a pitch that was practically in the dirt, sending Progressive Field into a frenzy during the fourth inning of ALDS Game 5 in Cleveland on Saturday night. Fans from the lower bowl to the outfield seats chanted his name as the Guardians star delivered one of the standout moments of the playoffs.

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    Koh Samui promoted as Thailand's most enchanting island●Koh Samui, the most enchanting islands in Thailand. # kohsamui # thailand # kohsamuithailand # gulfofthailand # travelMmastodonLifeTravel422 h ago

    Travel content is highlighting Koh Samui, calling it the most enchanting island in Thailand. The island, located in the Gulf of Thailand, is being promoted as a destination known for its beaches and scenery. Posts are tagging it alongside Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand, drawing modest but steady attention from travel audiences.

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    F1 Fans Chant 'Boomer Sooner' Ahead of Grand Prix●Dr Obbs (@dr_obbs): Boooooooooooooooomer Sooooooooooooooooner!!! # F1 # F1bot # F1FEN https:// x.com/dr_obbs/status/2109MmastodonSportMotorsport017 h ago

    Dr Obbs posted an emphatic 'Boomer Sooner' chant alongside Formula 1 hashtags, drawing attention from motorsport followers. The chant is best known as the rallying cry of the University of Oklahoma Sooners, and its appearance in an F1 context has amused fans. Little detail is available beyond the exuberant message itself, leaving the exact occasion unclear.

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    British police arrest activist at pro-Palestinian march in London●⭕Moment d'arrestation par la police #Britannique d'une militante après qu'elle a scandé des slogans #Pro-Palestiniens loMmastodonWarMiddle East119 h ago

    Police in the United Kingdom arrested an activist who was chanting pro-Palestinian slogans during a solidarity march for Gaza in London. The arrest, captured on footage being shared widely in French-language posts, has drawn attention to how British authorities handle pro-Palestinian demonstrations, with critics questioning the policing of speech at such gatherings.

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    Manchester United fans worldwide rally on match days▼Probably millions of us during game days: # MUFC # ManchesterUnited # GGMU # PremierLeague # FediFCMmastodonSportSoccer222 h ago

    Manchester United supporters are expressing solidarity during match days, with one fan noting that probably millions of people follow the club's games. Posts carrying the club's hashtags and the GGMU chant greeting are circulating among Premier League followers, reflecting the scale of the club's global fanbase on days when United play.

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    Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young is drawing MVP chants from fans after strong performances this season. Young has declined to discuss the chants himself, but commentators and fellow observers have been quick to weigh in on his rise. The conversation highlights how far the former number one pick has come after earlier struggles in the NFC South.

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    San Antonio vying for best NBA city title▼Go Spurs Go! San Antonio is in the running for best NBA city, and your vote could help✉newsSportBasketball1 d ago

    San Antonio is competing in a ranking of the best NBA cities, and fans are being urged to vote for their city. The campaign rallies Spurs supporters under the familiar 'Go Spurs Go' chant to push San Antonio up the standings, giving locals a chance to show pride in their team's home city.

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    Indian news outlets are reporting that veteran actor Nana Patekar has been cremated, with his wife and son performing the last rites as mourners chanted 'Nana Saheb Amar Rahe'. Alongside this, unrelated viral clips are circulating, including footage of an American man reciting the Hanuman Chalisa and an allegedly objectionable video of a village head in Darbhanga, Bihar that has prompted local controversy.

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    Protesters jeer Mayor Mamdani at October 7 vigil in New York●Mayor Mamdani jeered as ‘traitor’ by pro-Palestine protesters who crashed Oct. 7 vigil, chanted support for terrorists as New Yorkers mourn✉newsWarTerrorism2 d ago

    New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was shouted down as a 'traitor' by pro-Palestine protesters who disrupted a vigil marking October 7, chanting as mourners gathered to remember the victims. The incident adds to pressure on Mamdani, whose positions on Israel and Gaza have drawn sustained criticism, and has fueled debate over how the city's leadership handles commemorations and protests.

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    Calls to lock up Trump figures spread among US politics critics●Lock em all up… # Trump # TrumpRegime # USPol # USPoliticsMmastodonWorldUS Politics22 d ago

    Political commentary online is calling for members of Donald Trump's circle to be prosecuted, with slogans echoing the 'lock them up' chant previously used against Trump's opponents. The rhetoric frames the current administration as a 'Trump regime' and reflects anger among critics of US politics. The remarks remain isolated expressions of opinion, with no reported legal action or official response.