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Daily Prowl: Placing franchise tag on Devin Lloyd makes zero sense

Daily Prowl: Placing franchise tag on Devin Lloyd makes zero sense

Jacksonville Jaguars news and links for 2/11/2026.

It’s Not Just for the Beach: The Scientific Reason You Need Broad-Spectrum Protection on Cloudy Days

It’s Not Just for the Beach: The Scientific Reason You Need Broad-Spectrum Protection on Cloudy Days

Sun protection factor (SPF) is not just about preventing sunburn; it plays a significant role in maintaining long-term skin health. By understandin...

Mint Is More Than a Plant, Here’s Why

Mint Is More Than a Plant, Here’s Why

Mint is a term that carries multiple meanings across different fields and contexts. From the world of botany to finance and technology, the word 'm...

FAA Lifts Flight Restrictions at El Paso Airport Following Drone Incident

FAA Lifts Flight Restrictions at El Paso Airport Following Drone Incident

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has lifted emergency flight restrictions at El Paso International Airport in Texas. The restrictions were initially imposed due to security concerns involving Mexican cartel drones breaching U.S. airspace. The Pentagon intervened to disable the drones, and after assessing the situation, the FAA and Pentagon concluded there was no threat to commercial travel. The flight ban, which was unprecedented since the post-9/11 grounding of flights, affected commercial, cargo, and general aviation flights, stranding numerous aircraft from major airlines. The FAA had initially warned that the restrictions could last for 10 days, but they were lifted after the security threat was neutralized.

Kris Bubic wins his arbitration case

Kris Bubic wins his arbitration case

The lefty will earn $6.15 million in his final year of arbitration.

EPA to Repeal Endangerment Finding, Impacting U.S. Climate Policies

EPA to Repeal Endangerment Finding, Impacting U.S. Climate Policies

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plans to repeal the endangerment finding, a legal framework established in 2009 that allows the agency to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. This decision, announced by White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, is described as the largest deregulatory action in American history, potentially saving $1.3 trillion in regulations. The endangerment finding, implemented during President Barack Obama's administration, identified greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane as threats to public health and welfare, forming the basis for emissions standards under the Clean Air Act. The repeal is expected to dismantle many U.S. climate policies, though it faces potential legal challenges from environmental groups. The EPA's draft rule suggests removing emissions standards for vehicles and power plants, arguing that previous scientific analyses were overly pessimistic.

U.S. Criticizes South Sudan Government for Undermining Peace Efforts, Threatens Diplomatic Consequences

U.S. Criticizes South Sudan Government for Undermining Peace Efforts, Threatens Diplomatic Consequences

The United States has issued a strong rebuke to South Sudan's transitional government, accusing it of undermining peace efforts and warning of potential diplomatic repercussions. U.S. Alternate Representative for Special Political Affairs, Jennifer Locetta, addressed the United Nations Security Council, emphasizing that Washington's primary goal in South Sudan is peace. However, she accused the country's leaders of repeatedly pushing the nation towards conflict since its independence in 2011. Locetta highlighted escalating military activities in regions like Greater Equatoria and Greater Upper Nile, which have displaced thousands and hindered humanitarian efforts. The U.S. also criticized unilateral amendments to the 2018 peace accord, urging for transparent dialogue among all parties involved.

MPs Criticize Chronic Investment Deficit in UK Schools Amid RAAC Crisis

MPs Criticize Chronic Investment Deficit in UK Schools Amid RAAC Crisis

A parliamentary committee has criticized the UK government's handling of the reinforced aerated autoclaved concrete (RAAC) crisis in schools, attributing it to a chronic investment deficit. RAAC, a lightweight concrete used in public buildings from the 1950s to the mid-1990s, poses a collapse risk after its 30-year lifespan. Despite efforts to remove RAAC from schools, significant risks remain due to underinvestment. The committee calls for a long-term investment strategy to address the aging school estate and ensure safe learning environments.

Senegal and World Bank Launch AgriConnect Compact to Boost Agriculture and Food Security

Senegal and World Bank Launch AgriConnect Compact to Boost Agriculture and Food Security

The Government of Senegal, in collaboration with the World Bank Group, has launched the AgriConnect Senegal Compact, a strategic initiative aimed at transforming the country's agri-food systems and enhancing food security for millions of Senegalese. This initiative aligns with Senegal's National Agenda for Transformation 2050 and the Food Sovereignty Strategy (SSA 2025-2034). It focuses on three priority value chains: grains, horticulture, and livestock, and is structured around making structural investments in agricultural infrastructure, revising sectoral policies, and encouraging private investment. The AgriConnect Compact aims to achieve over 90% food security nationally and create 800,000 formal jobs in the agricultural sector by 2029.

UK Government Proposes Transition to Zero Emission Heavy Goods Vehicles by 2040

UK Government Proposes Transition to Zero Emission Heavy Goods Vehicles by 2040

The UK Government has initiated a consultation process to transition Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) to Zero Emission Heavy Goods Vehicles (ZE-HGVs). Announced by the Department for Transport on January 6, 2026, the proposal aims to phase out the sale of all new non-zero emission HGVs weighing up to 26 tonnes by 2035, and all others by 2040. This initiative is part of a broader effort to reduce carbon emissions and enhance sustainability within the freight industry. The transition is expected to initially result in higher premiums, but the long-term benefits include lower maintenance costs and improved sustainability scores. Stakeholders in the freight industry, including operators and insurers, are encouraged to participate in the consultation process, which remains open until March 17, 2026.

National Cancer Prevention Month Highlights Asbestos Risks and Legal Accountability

National Cancer Prevention Month Highlights Asbestos Risks and Legal Accountability

February marks National Cancer Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about preventable causes of cancer and promoting healthier lifestyles. Established by Congress in 2004, this month emphasizes strategies such as avoiding tobacco, staying physically active, and protecting skin from UV exposure. A significant focus is on asbestos-related cancers, particularly mesothelioma, which is preventable yet affects thousands of Americans. Asbestos, once widely used in construction materials, poses a hidden danger in many older homes. Legal actions are being pursued against companies that knowingly exposed individuals to asbestos, highlighting the importance of corporate accountability. Additionally, other consumer products, such as certain cosmetics and medications, have been linked to cancer, prompting legal claims and calls for safer alternatives.

Farm Credit Canada Secures $5 Billion for Agricultural Innovation

Farm Credit Canada Secures $5 Billion for Agricultural Innovation

Farm Credit Canada (FCC) has secured $5 billion in investor commitments to support farming and food innovation over the next four years. This initiative aims to enhance capital availability for innovative agricultural projects, including land acquisition and ag-tech startups. The funding is part of FCC's strategy to expand beyond traditional financing and foster a more competitive agricultural sector.

Cuba Faces Economic Strain Amid Fuel Shortages and U.S. Sanctions

Cuba Faces Economic Strain Amid Fuel Shortages and U.S. Sanctions

Cuba is experiencing severe economic challenges due to a worsening fuel shortage, exacerbated by U.S. sanctions under President Trump's administration. The U.S. blockade of Venezuelan oil shipments, Cuba's primary fuel source, has intensified the crisis. Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has implemented emergency measures, including shorter workweeks and fuel rationing, to manage the situation. The fuel shortage has led to significant disruptions, including blackouts and impacts on essential services. The tourism industry, heavily reliant on Canadian visitors, is also suffering, with a notable decline in tourist numbers.

What Are ABC Analysis and ERP Systems—And Why Do Businesses Rely on Them?

What Are ABC Analysis and ERP Systems—And Why Do Businesses Rely on Them?

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are essential for modern businesses, providing a comprehensive platform for managing various aspects of ...

The Fragrance Wheel Guide: What Your Favorite Scent Family Reveals About Your True Personality

The Fragrance Wheel Guide: What Your Favorite Scent Family Reveals About Your True Personality

The world of perfumery is not just about scents; it's also about the personalities they evoke and reflect. The fragrance wheel, a tool used to clas...

Before Commercial Shampoo: How the Ancient Gugo Vine Bark Naturally Cleanses and Protects Filipino Hair

Before Commercial Shampoo: How the Ancient Gugo Vine Bark Naturally Cleanses and Protects Filipino Hair

In the Philippines, traditional hair care practices have long relied on natural ingredients, with the Gugo vine playing a central role. Before the ...

When Psychology Finally Looked Inside the Brain

When Psychology Finally Looked Inside the Brain

Cognitive psychology is a fascinating field that delves into the intricacies of human mental processes. Emerging in the 1960s, it marked a signific...

Inside the Bottle: The Molecular Science and Tech Powering Your Daily Grooming Ritual

Inside the Bottle: The Molecular Science and Tech Powering Your Daily Grooming Ritual

Personal care products are the result of extensive scientific research and innovation, designed to meet diverse consumer needs. From the chemistry ...

Al Khelaifi: “If anyone says or thinks that Perez has ‘lost’ today, they are stupid”

Al Khelaifi: “If anyone says or thinks that Perez has ‘lost’ today, they are stupid”

Paris Saint-Germain president and European Club Association (ECA) chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi spoke to Marca today following the agreement reached between UEFA and Real Madrid regarding the Super League situation. Al-Khelaifi expressed satisfaction with the outcome and emphasized unity among European football’s major institutions and clubs moving forward. “The most important thing here is that we […]

How Dry Shampoo Acts as a "Chemical Blotter" for Your Hair

How Dry Shampoo Acts as a "Chemical Blotter" for Your Hair

Dry shampoo has become a go-to product for many looking to extend the time between traditional washes. While it offers several benefits, there are ...