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Investigators are employing 'signal sniffer' technology to detect signals from Nancy Guthrie's pacemaker in the ongoing search for the 84-year-old missing woman from Tucson, Arizona. The device, invented by former NSA hacker David Kennedy, has been mounted on a helicopter to extend its range, highlighting new possibilities for law enforcement in abduction cases.
Shia LaBeouf was arrested on two counts of simple battery during Mardi Gras in New Orleans and released hours later, quickly rejoining the festivities as captured in photos. The incident follows his relocation to the city post-breakup and adds to his history of alcohol-related troubles, with a pre-trial hearing set for March 19.
An immigration judge blocked the deportation of Palestinian activist Mohsen Mahdawi due to a procedural error by government attorneys, marking a setback for the Trump administration's efforts against pro-Palestinian campus protesters. The ruling highlights ongoing tensions between immigration enforcement and First Amendment rights, with similar cases involving other students still pending.
The stal̕əw̓asəm Bridge in British Columbia closed early over the weekend after pedestrians climbed its arch, leading to police intervention and safety concerns. Officials cited weather for the shutdown, but incidents of crowd unrest prompted the action, with all lanes now reopened to traffic.
Los Angeles school superintendent Alberto Carvalho faces criticism for his anti-ICE stance amid student protests that have turned violent, prompting police to warn against walkouts and truancy. While activists urge rebellion, district officials promote on-campus expression to ensure student safety.
Comedian Jamie Kennedy criticized Hollywood celebrities for opposing ICE from privileged positions during a podcast, highlighting recent outbursts like Natasha Rothwell's at the Independent Spirit Awards. The comments reflect broader tensions over immigration enforcement amid renewed political debates.
Japan's Ami Nakai leads after the women's figure skating short program at the 2026 Milan Olympics, with compatriot Kaori Sakamoto in second and U.S. skater Alysa Liu in third, positioning the Japanese for a potential historic sweep. Liu's composed performance offers America's best medal hope, while teammates Isabeau Levito and Amber Glenn struggled, highlighting mental pressures in the sport.
Investigators in the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie from her Arizona home are employing investigative genetic genealogy techniques similar to those used in the Bryan Kohberger case to analyze DNA evidence after initial tests failed to yield matches. The FBI has released suspect footage and is assisting local authorities in the ongoing search, which has uncovered gloves and other clues pointing to a possible abduction.
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of MicroStrategy, described the current crypto market downturn as a mild winter set to end soon, predicting a spring and glorious summer driven by digital advancements and political support. Despite Bitcoin's price dip leaving the company's holdings underwater, Saylor expressed confidence in MicroStrategy's resilience and future debt conversion plans.
Wolfspeed Inc. announced the appointment of Stefan Steyerl as vice president of sales for the EMEA region, effective March 1, amid trending stock activity following a 7.78% gain in regular trading. The move aims to expand the company's silicon carbide technology into key markets like AI data centers and electric vehicles, with analysts maintaining positive outlooks.
Stephen Colbert revealed that CBS opted not to air an interview with Texas Democrat James Talarico due to fears of FCC repercussions from recent guidance. The incident highlights tensions between broadcast media and federal regulations on content.
In a dramatic 'Summer House' episode, Kyle Cooke and Amanda Batula clashed over his drinking and trust issues during a beach confrontation, revealing deep marital strains that culminated in their January separation. The exchange included raw accusations of infidelity rumors and emotional pleas for change, highlighting the couple's four-year marriage woes.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defended her performance at the Munich Security Conference, claiming European audiences received her anti-authoritarianism message positively despite gaffes that drew sharp criticism from conservatives like JD Vance and Charles C. W. Cooke. The episode, seen as an effort to bolster her foreign policy profile, has fueled speculation about her 2028 ambitions, which she denies.
Ring founder Jamie Siminoff discussed the use of surveillance footage in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case during an NBC News interview, highlighting its investigative value while addressing privacy worries. The article explores the case details, community reactions, and broader implications for smart home technology in law enforcement.
A recent E! Online article highlights NYX Cosmetics products as affordable dupes that reviewers say rival or exceed luxury brands like Charlotte Tilbury and Dior, backed by hundreds of thousands of five-star ratings. These budget alternatives, starting at $6, emphasize value in a rising-cost beauty market, with user testimonials praising longevity and finish in everyday use.
High school sweethearts Gerard and Kathleen Boucher died after falling through ice on Bee's River in Eastham, Massachusetts, during a Valentine's Day walk with their dog. The community mourns the beloved couple, known for their active retirement and loving partnership, as searches continue for Gerard's body.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized ICE as a 'rogue force' on CNN, linking it to tragic Minneapolis incidents and demanding reforms amid a partial government shutdown. An opinion piece counters that Schumer's portrayal inverts reality, defending ICE tactics as necessary for sovereignty and attributing Democratic opposition to political strategy.
A federal judge ruled that ICE cannot re-detain Salvadoran national Kilmar Abrego Garcia due to an expired detention period and lack of a viable deportation plan, criticizing the government's ignored option of Costa Rica. The decision drew sharp rebuke from DHS officials, highlighting tensions in Abrego Garcia's long-running immigration battle marked by a mistaken deportation and ongoing legal challenges.
Jimmy Kimmel is slated to host a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee fundraiser in Los Angeles on March 10, featuring Hakeem Jeffries and Nancy Pelosi with tickets up to $300,000. The event continues Kimmel's history of supporting Democrats, following high-profile fundraisers for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in 2024.
Warner Bros. Discovery has sent a cease-and-desist letter to ByteDance accusing it of copyright infringement via AI-generated videos featuring Batman and Superman on the Seedance platform. The action, which includes personal appeals to former executive John Rogovin, joins industry efforts from Disney and Paramount to curb unauthorized AI use of intellectual property.
