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Conservative commentator Candace Owens has accused Erika Kirk, widow of slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, of lying about her single-mother upbringing in a new docuseries, prompting backlash from allies like Ben Shapiro. The claims, detailed in Owens' 'Bride of Charlie' series, contrast with Erika's public statements and highlight tensions within the conservative movement.
President Trump claimed in his State of the Union address that Iran is close to developing missiles that can reach the U.S., contrasting with U.S. intelligence reports estimating a 10-year timeline. Experts and officials offered mixed reactions, highlighting ongoing debates over the threat's imminence amid Iran's missile advancements and regional conflicts.
The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Toronto Raptors 110-107, extending their win streak to 10 games despite Victor Wembanyama's off-night. Devin Vassell and De’Aaron Fox led the Spurs with 21 and 20 points, respectively, while the Raptors struggled with injuries and late-game misses.
The University of West Georgia defeated Lipscomb University 84-77 in an Atlantic Sun Conference game, led by Shelton Williams-Dryden's 24 points. The victory boosts West Georgia's record to 13-16, while Lipscomb falls to 18-12, highlighting the competitive balance in the mid-major conference.
The San Antonio Spurs rallied from a 12-point deficit to defeat the Toronto Raptors 110-107, extending their win streak to 10 games behind Devin Vassell's 21 points. Toronto led by as many as 15 but couldn't hold off the comeback, with key injuries and strategic matchups influencing the outcome.
At least 10 FBI staffers involved in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents probe were fired amid revelations of subpoenas targeting Trump allies Kash Patel and Susie Wiles. The move has drawn condemnation from the FBI Agents Association and highlights ongoing tensions over past investigations into former President Trump.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino expressed complete confidence in Mexico's ability to host 2026 World Cup matches despite violence sparked by the killing of cartel leader El Mencho. While some international soccer federations voice concerns over upcoming games, Mexican officials and supporters insist the situation will be resolved in time for the tournament.
A 21-year-old Salve Regina University student died from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning after idling his car to charge his phone during a Northeast snowstorm that caused widespread power outages. The incident underscores winter risks of the 'silent killer' gas, with experts urging vehicle maintenance and awareness to prevent similar tragedies.
President Donald Trump is promoting his State of the Union address themes of economic prosperity and security through upcoming travel to Texas and other states, aiming to bolster Republican midterm prospects. While allies praise the speech's focus, Democrats highlight persistent affordability issues, and Trump's approval remains low amid potential foreign policy distractions.
Japan's government confirmed the detention of a Japanese national in Tehran since January 20, 2026, and demanded their swift release, while providing support to the individual and family. Officials withheld details on charges due to privacy, amid context of Japan-Iran diplomatic relations and historical precedents of similar cases.
A massive snowstorm has left the Northeast dealing with power outages, record snowfall, and cleanup challenges, particularly in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. While communities show resilience through mutual aid, accessibility issues and a tragic death highlight the storm's severe toll.
Louvre Museum director Laurence des Cars resigned amid fallout from an October 2025 crown jewels heist, labor strikes, infrastructure failures, and a ticket fraud scheme. President Macron accepted the resignation to refocus on security upgrades and a major renovation project, while assigning des Cars a new international role.
The U.S. House rejected the ROTOR Act, a bill mandating ADS-B In systems to prevent midair collisions following the 2025 crash near Reagan National Airport that killed 67 people. Families of victims expressed disappointment, while House leaders pledged to advance a broader alternative bill amid industry opposition.
Dr. Peter Attia has resigned from CBS News after his emails with Jeffrey Epstein surfaced in unsealed documents, admitting the exchanges were embarrassing but denying wrongdoing. The move highlights ongoing fallout from Epstein's network, affecting multiple public figures amid calls for greater transparency.
A man in a MAGA hat allegedly assaulted a 54-year-old woman in Manhattan by attempting to kiss her, making racist remarks, and setting her boots on fire, with an accomplice filming the incident, according to NYPD reports. The hate crime investigation is ongoing, highlighting rising bias incidents in New York City.
Pro-Palestine activists protested the Scream 7 premiere in Los Angeles on February 26, 2026, calling for a boycott over the 2023 firing of Melissa Barrera for her support of Palestinians. The event highlighted ongoing Hollywood tensions amid the Israel-Hamas war, as the film prepares for release with a revamped cast led by Neve Campbell and directed by Kevin Williamson.
Epstein survivors attended President Trump's State of the Union address to demand the release of remaining files and greater accountability from authorities. Advocates highlighted ongoing failures in investigations and criticized light consequences for high-profile associates amid recent international arrests.
FBI agents executed search warrants at the home and office of Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho on Wednesday, as part of an investigation linked to a site in South Florida. While details remain sealed and no arrests were made, the district is cooperating, prompting questions about potential implications for the second-largest U.S. school system.
A Burnaby man who lost his family in last year's Lapu Lapu Festival tragedy is calling for its cancellation, citing insufficient healing time and lack of consultation by organizers. Filipino BC plans to proceed at a new secure venue from April 17-19, emphasizing safety and remembrance, amid mixed responses from city officials and police.
Conservative commentator Candace Owens has questioned the accuracy of Erika Kirk's birthdate and family history in a new documentary episode, citing alleged discrepancies in divorce records and personal accounts. The claims, part of an escalating feud since Charlie Kirk's 2025 death, highlight tensions within Turning Point USA as Erika continues to honor her late husband's legacy.