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Co-hosts of the liberal podcast 'I've Had It' expressed fears that President Trump's second term could pave the way for a more 'diabolical' conservative successor like JD Vance or Stephen Miller. They criticized Trump's unfulfilled promises and urged evolving political thinking amid rapid changes.
A new ransom email sent to TMZ suggests multiple suspects in the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie from Appleton, Wisconsin, with the main perpetrator possibly fleeing internationally. Authorities are investigating the claims cautiously amid escalating demands and distrust of law enforcement.
A family of six was rescued after their boat capsized in massive waves off Santa Cruz, thanks to quick action by surfers including big-wave champion Darryl Virostko and emergency responders. The incident, captured on video, highlights boating dangers in the area and prompts renewed safety discussions.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have agreed to a one-year, $22.05 million deal with pitcher Zac Gallen, matching his rejected qualifying offer and including deferrals. This move aims to stabilize the rotation for a team seeking to rebound in 2026 after recent struggles.
Rome Flynn repeated as MVP in the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, leading Team Giannis to a 65-58 win over Team Anthony at the Forum in Inglewood. The event featured celebrities, athletes, and unique elements like K-pop halftime and mascot players, kicking off All-Star weekend.
Authorities investigating the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, have found unidentified DNA on her property and clarified details about discovered gloves. The FBI has increased its reward to $100,000 and released a suspect description based on security footage, as the family continues public pleas for her safe return.
A large rally supporting anti-government protests in Iran is scheduled for Saturday in North York's Yonge Street, expecting up to 200,000 participants and causing major traffic closures and TTC diversions. The event highlights ongoing unrest in Iran, where death toll estimates vary widely between human rights groups and the government.
Stephen Colletti addressed fan speculation that he dislikes his Laguna Beach roots after choosing One Tree Hill as his credit on The Traitors, explaining it was a producer-driven decision for practicality and recognition. The clarification highlights his career spanning reality TV and scripted series, amid the show's surging popularity on Peacock.
Zac Gallen has agreed to a one-year, $22 million deal to return to the Arizona Diamondbacks after a down 2025 season, pending a physical. The 30-year-old All-Star, who was the team's ace during their 2023 World Series run, opted for the contract despite seeking a multiyear pact, providing stability to Arizona's rotation.
A White House memo details how the East Wing was demolished with care to preserve the residence for President Trump's planned ballroom, amid lawsuits and public outcry over the historic site's alteration. The submission to the National Capital Planning Commission includes renderings and salvaged artifacts, with a key review meeting set for March 5.
The U.S. military struck a suspected drug trafficking vessel in the Caribbean on Friday, killing three people, as announced by Southern Command amid ongoing counter-narcotics operations. The action has sparked international criticism, including from Colombian President Petro, who compared it to war crimes, while the Trump administration defends it as vital to stopping drug flows.
Several U.S. school districts, particularly in Texas and Arizona, have canceled class picture sessions with Lifetouch amid social media claims linking the company to Jeffrey Epstein via former Apollo CEO Leon Black. Lifetouch and Apollo deny any access to student photos or Epstein connections, calling the claims false, while parents express privacy concerns over collected data.
The U.S. military struck a suspected drug trafficking vessel in the Caribbean Sea on Friday, killing three people and raising the total death toll from such operations to 133 since early September. Officials claim the strikes are deterring cartels, though evidence remains limited amid ongoing debates over the strategy's effectiveness and transparency.
A profane exchange between Canadian curler Marc Kennedy and Swedish curler Oskar Eriksson erupted after a curling match at the 2026 Winter Olympics, stemming from cheating allegations over a hog line violation. While Canada won 8-6, officials upheld the result, and Sweden opted against further investigation, highlighting tensions in the sport.
President Trump vowed to issue an executive order for voter ID in midterm elections if Congress fails to pass the SAVE America Act, which cleared the House but faces Senate opposition. Legal experts deem such an order unconstitutional, amid ongoing debates over election security and voter access.
The U.S. women's curling team achieved a historic first by defeating Canada 9-8 at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, surprising even themselves with the milestone victory over the world No. 1 squad. Composed of working mothers and professionals from Minnesota, the team now stands at 2-1 and eyes further success in the round-robin stage.
Gore Verbinski returns to directing after a decade with the indie sci-fi film 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die,' a timely tale of fighting AI apocalypse that took eight years to reach theaters. Backed by 3 Arts and Briarcliff Entertainment, the movie features Sam Rockwell and innovative marketing stunts highlighting its anti-AI themes.
Nikhil Gupta, an Indian national, pleaded guilty to plotting the assassination of Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in New York, allegedly directed by an Indian intelligence officer. The case has heightened U.S.-India tensions amid denials from New Delhi and connections to a similar killing in Canada.
At the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy, 10,000 free condoms provided to nearly 3,000 athletes were depleted in just three days, prompting organizers to rush additional supplies. This incident highlights the Olympic Village's longstanding tradition of promoting safe sex, dating back to 1988, amid comparisons to larger distributions at past Summer Games.
A Colorado family is defying a cemetery's order to remove middle finger gestures from their brothers' shared headstone, viewing it as a symbol of love and humor. The dispute highlights tensions between personal memorials and institutional standards, with the sisters prepared to relocate remains if necessary.
