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Creighton upset No. 5 UConn 91-84 on Wednesday night in Storrs, Conn., spoiling Emeka Okafor's jersey retirement ceremony and ending the Huskies' perfect home conference record. Josh Dix led the Bluejays with 21 points, while UConn struggled with cold shooting in the second half despite Braylon Mullins' 25 points.
Two skiers died in separate accidents at Northstar Ski Resort in Truckee, California, within a week, amid a deadly avalanche nearby that killed eight and left one missing. Authorities and resort officials expressed condolences and are investigating the incidents as winter hazards intensify in the Tahoe region.
Country singer Jelly Roll's dramatic 275-pound weight loss has boosted his confidence and intimacy, as shared by wife Bunnie Xo on The Howard Stern Show. Their relationship, from a 2015 Las Vegas meeting to overcoming infidelity and family challenges, highlights resilience amid rising fame and IVF hopes.
B2Gold Corp. reported strong 2025 financial results with record revenue but issued 2026 guidance showing lower production and higher costs, leading to an 8.92% drop in after-hours shares. The company announced a $0.02 quarterly dividend amid a year of 104.56% stock gains.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is pushing for tax hikes on the wealthy to fund the 2027 budget, clashing with Governor Kathy Hochul who opposes the plan, leading to threats of property tax increases. Critics like WSJ's Gerry Baker warn of economic catastrophe and population exodus, while Mamdani argues it protects working-class New Yorkers.
Madelyn Cline subtly supported Kelsea Ballerini after her breakup with Chase Stokes by liking a social media post about infidelity, highlighting ongoing connections among the celebrities. The article explores this event alongside historical examples of co-star romances in Hollywood to provide context on the challenges of such relationships.
A recent study by The Word Finder ranks New York City's iconic accent 12th among U.S. regional dialects perceived as fading, attributing the shift to migration and social adaptation. While media portrayals in films like Goodfellas help preserve its cultural image, everyday use is declining in favor of more neutral speech patterns.
The Pima County Sheriff's Office gains national attention through the A&E series 'Desert Law' as it leads the search for missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of NBC host Savannah Guthrie. The disappearance, treated as a kidnapping since February 1, 2026, has prompted emotional pleas from her daughter and ongoing FBI collaboration.
The Hollywood Bowl announced its 2026 summer lineup on February 18, featuring headliners like The Beach Boys, Foo Fighters, and a tribute to departing conductor Gustavo Dudamel. The season includes diverse events from Juneteenth celebrations to orchestral collaborations, kicking off June 20 with tickets available soon.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr dismissed Stephen Colbert's claims of censorship over a blocked interview with Texas Democrat James Talarico as a hoax, attributing it to equal-time rule guidance rather than a ban. CBS confirmed providing legal advice on compliance, while Colbert accused the Trump administration of stifling criticism, highlighting tensions over media regulation and political bias.
Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball crashed his custom Hummer into a sedan during the NBA All-Star break, losing a wheel but sustaining no apparent injuries. The incident, captured on video, occurred Wednesday in Charlotte, with repairs needed for his uniquely modified vehicle as the team prepares to resume play.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified defiantly in a Los Angeles trial accusing Instagram of harming teen mental health, denying addiction-driven design while facing scrutiny over internal emails and practices. The case, involving plaintiff K.G.M., could challenge Section 230 protections, with parallel litigation in New Mexico highlighting broader industry accountability.
A Quebec human rights tribunal ordered Montreal's Station10 hair salon to pay $500 to non-binary client Alexe Frédéric Migneault for lacking a gender-neutral option in its online booking system. The ruling has sparked debate on small business burdens versus inclusivity, with the salon considering an appeal by March 5.
Directors of the Netflix docuseries 'Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model' affirm the project would have proceeded without Tyra Banks' participation, adding depth through her interviews despite her limited editorial control. The series explores ANTM's controversies, sparking online debate over Banks' accountability while highlighting the show's complex legacy.
U.S. Olympic stars Hilary Knight and Brittany Bowe announced their engagement at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, with Knight proposing on the eve of a key hockey match. Their story, rooted in a meeting at the 2022 Beijing Games, highlights romance amid competition and joins other love stories from the event.
Rapper Lil Poppa died at age 25 in Fulton County, Georgia, with the cause under investigation by the medical examiner's office. Tributes from collaborators and fans highlight his influential career, marked by hits like 'Purple Hearts' and recent releases, amid a pattern of tragedies in the rap community.
U.S. hockey star Quinn Hughes scored a game-winning overtime goal against Sweden in the 2026 Winter Olympics quarterfinals, advancing Team USA to the semifinals while declaring America the 'greatest country in the world.' His patriotic comments drew fan praise amid contrasting criticisms from other U.S. athletes and media discussions on America's global image.
Calgary Councillor Dan McLean criticized city hall's urban planning as a 'War on the Car' during a council debate over a controversial Altadore development, blaming it for increased congestion and road rage. Despite objections, the project was approved, highlighting ongoing tensions between car-dependent residents and sustainable transport advocates.
Residents in Altadena, California, are outraged over Southern California Edison's plan to bury power lines after the Eaton wildfire, which could cost them up to $40,000 to reconnect their homes. While the utility aims to enhance safety and is seeking funding to help, homeowners worry about financial strain and damage to surviving trees.
A report by B.C.'s privacy commissioner reveals 71 unauthorized accesses to medical records of Lapu Lapu tragedy victims by hospital staff, prompting disciplinary actions and new safeguards. Health authorities have accepted recommendations to prevent future breaches and rebuild patient trust.
