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Duke Grinds One Out Over Pitt, 70-54

Duke Grinds One Out Over Pitt, 70-54

Isaiah Evans and Caleb Foster stepped up in a big way for Duke.

Savannah Guthrie's Family Pleads for Help in Finding Missing Mother

Savannah Guthrie's Family Pleads for Help in Finding Missing Mother

The family of Savannah Guthrie, co-anchor of NBC's 'Today' show, has issued a desperate plea for help in locating her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie. Nancy was reported missing on February 1, 2026, from her home in Tucson, Arizona. The Pima County Sheriff's Department has detained a person for questioning, but no further details have been released. Surveillance footage released by the FBI shows a masked individual outside Nancy's home, raising concerns about her safety. The family has expressed their desperation and urged the public to provide any information that could assist in the investigation.

Turkey Warns of Nuclear Arms Race if Iran Acquires Weapons

Turkey Warns of Nuclear Arms Race if Iran Acquires Weapons

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has warned that Turkey could be drawn into a nuclear arms race if Iran acquires nuclear weapons. In an interview with CNN Turk, Fidan emphasized that such a development would reshape regional security dynamics and create pressure on neighboring countries. He highlighted the potential for a chain reaction across the Middle East, driven by deterrence logic and heightened threat perceptions. While Turkey remains opposed to nuclear proliferation and supports diplomatic solutions, Fidan acknowledged that regional realities might force states to reassess their options. He also dismissed the notion that airstrikes could lead to regime change in Iran, describing it as a 'pipe dream.'

Chinese Military Escalates Tensions with Risky Maneuvers Against Taiwanese F-16s

Chinese Military Escalates Tensions with Risky Maneuvers Against Taiwanese F-16s

Chinese military jets have been reported to engage in risky maneuvers against Taiwanese F-16 fighter aircraft, as part of a series of military drills aimed at intimidating Taiwan's government. According to a report, a Shenyang J-16 fighter fired flares at a Taiwanese F-16 after crossing the median line of the Taiwan Strait. In another incident, a J-16 flew closely behind an F-16, positioning itself as if ready to fire. These actions are part of a broader increase in Chinese military activity in the Taiwan Strait, with a record 3,764 incursions into Taiwan's air defense identification zone last year. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) has been conducting these operations under the guise of exercises named 'Justice Mission 2025'.

Phoenix Suns hold off late comeback to beat the Dallas Mavericks

Phoenix Suns hold off late comeback to beat the Dallas Mavericks

Despite a historic free throw desparity the Phoenix Suns win a game they controlled from start to finish

Commerce Secretary Lutnick Confirms Epstein Island Lunch, Denies Relationship

Commerce Secretary Lutnick Confirms Epstein Island Lunch, Denies Relationship

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has confirmed that he and his family had lunch with Jeffrey Epstein on his Caribbean island in 2012. Despite this admission, Lutnick insists that he did not have a relationship with Epstein, describing their interactions as minimal. This revelation comes amid scrutiny over Lutnick's past statements about his ties to Epstein, which he had previously downplayed. The confirmation has raised questions about Lutnick's credibility and the extent of his connections to Epstein.

French Authorities Rescue Mother and Daughter from Crypto-Linked Kidnapping

French Authorities Rescue Mother and Daughter from Crypto-Linked Kidnapping

In France, a mother and daughter were rescued from a kidnapping linked to cryptocurrency demands. The incident occurred in the Drôme region, where the captives were held in a garage for 30 hours. They managed to escape with the help of a neighbor who heard their cries for help. The Lyon prosecutor, Thierry Dran, confirmed that the captives took advantage of their captor's absence to free themselves. Six individuals, including a minor, have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping. The suspects are believed to be in their twenties and were apprehended in Lyon and Chambéry.

Pharmaceutical Prioritisation Tools Aim to Enhance Patient Care in U.S. Healthcare Settings

Pharmaceutical Prioritisation Tools Aim to Enhance Patient Care in U.S. Healthcare Settings

Pharmaceutical prioritisation tools are being increasingly adopted in healthcare settings to improve patient care by efficiently allocating pharmacy resources. These tools categorize patients into risk groups based on clinical criteria, determining the frequency of pharmacy reviews needed. The approach is designed to mitigate medication-related problems, especially in resource-limited environments. The tools have been shown to improve patient outcomes by ensuring that high-risk patients receive timely pharmacy interventions. While the concept is well-established in nursing, its application in pharmacy is gaining traction, particularly in inpatient settings. The tools are intended to support pharmacy managers in visualizing workforce demands and managing workloads effectively. Despite their potential, the use of these tools beyond hospital care remains limited and underexplored.

Unredacted Epstein Files Reveal Youngest Victim, Prompting Lawmaker Action

Unredacted Epstein Files Reveal Youngest Victim, Prompting Lawmaker Action

Recently unredacted files from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation have revealed that one of his youngest victims was just 9 years old. This disclosure has prompted significant concern and action from lawmakers, including Rep. Jamie Raskin and Rep. Thomas Massie, who are pushing for further transparency and accountability. The files, which were previously redacted, have been a focal point in understanding the extent of Epstein's crimes and the network that may have facilitated them. The Justice Department's decision to unredact certain names has been a critical step in this ongoing investigation.

Stanislaus County Animal Shelter Faces Euthanasia Due to Overcrowding

Stanislaus County Animal Shelter Faces Euthanasia Due to Overcrowding

The Stanislaus County Animal Services Agency is currently facing a critical situation as it struggles with overcrowding, leading to the potential euthanasia of approximately 30 dogs. The shelter has reached its capacity limits, prompting urgent calls for adoption to prevent the euthanasia of these animals. The agency is actively seeking community support to find homes for the dogs, emphasizing the need for immediate action to alleviate the overcrowding issue. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by animal shelters in managing population levels and ensuring the welfare of animals in their care.

USTDA Focuses on Critical Minerals in Africa, Emphasizing Transparency and Local Engagement

USTDA Focuses on Critical Minerals in Africa, Emphasizing Transparency and Local Engagement

The U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is prioritizing critical minerals in its mining projects in Africa, as highlighted by Deputy Director and COO Thomas Hardy at the Africa Mining Indaba 2026 conference. The agency is working closely with African governments and developers to identify priorities and ensure projects are economically viable. Transparency and regulatory compliance are key criteria for USTDA support. The agency also stresses the importance of local community involvement in mining projects, as official permits alone are insufficient without local support.

EPA Administrator Announces Reversal of Greenhouse Gas Regulation Policy

EPA Administrator Announces Reversal of Greenhouse Gas Regulation Policy

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), under Administrator Lee Zeldin, is set to announce a significant policy reversal by rescinding the 'endangerment finding' related to greenhouse gases. This finding, established in 2009, allowed the EPA to regulate greenhouse gases as pollutants, expanding federal oversight over vehicle emissions. The decision to rescind this finding is described as the largest deregulatory action in U.S. history. The EPA argues that the regulation of greenhouse gases should be driven by free-market innovation rather than government mandates, citing that the U.S. share of global emissions has been declining due to the adoption of natural gas and renewables. The EPA's move comes amidst legal challenges, as recent Supreme Court decisions have questioned the agency's authority to enact regulations of significant economic impact without explicit congressional approval.

Wegmans Recalls Chicken Noodle Soup Due to Potential Contamination Risk

Wegmans Recalls Chicken Noodle Soup Due to Potential Contamination Risk

Wegmans has announced a recall of its FYFGA Organic Chicken Noodle Soup due to concerns over potential contamination with red plastic foreign material. The recall affects the 16-ounce containers of the soup, identified by UPC number 0-77890-31666-5 and lot code numbers 120925-6D and 120925-7D, with a best-by date of February 17, 2026. This action is part of a broader trend of food recalls in the U.S., often initiated due to potential foodborne illnesses, undeclared allergens, or contamination risks. Wegmans is advising customers who purchased the affected product to return it for a full refund. The recall is voluntary, and the FDA's role is to monitor and evaluate the health hazard presented by the product, as well as to alert the public and other companies in the supply chain.

Consumer Reports Investigates Toxic Beauty Ingredients Linked to Health Risks

Consumer Reports Investigates Toxic Beauty Ingredients Linked to Health Risks

Consumer Reports has conducted an investigation into beauty products, revealing that some may contain ingredients associated with cancer risk, hormone disruption, and other serious health issues. The report highlights the potential dangers posed by certain chemicals commonly found in cosmetics and personal care items. This investigation aims to inform consumers about the risks involved in using products that may contain these harmful substances. The findings are part of a broader effort to raise awareness about the safety of beauty products and encourage more stringent regulations in the industry.

Indiana House Committee Debates Township Mergers Bill to Enhance Government Efficiency

Indiana House Committee Debates Township Mergers Bill to Enhance Government Efficiency

The Indiana House Local Government Committee is reviewing Senate Bill 270, authored by State Sen. Rick Niemeyer, which proposes the merger of townships across the state to improve efficiency. The bill mandates the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance to assess each township, excluding those in Marion County, by December 31. Townships will be assigned points based on criteria such as failure to provide assistance or manage fire protection services. Those with four or more points will merge with those having fewer points. The bill aims to streamline government operations by reducing the number of township trustees and consolidating services. The committee is considering amendments to refine the bill before it proceeds to the House floor.

NFL Player Keion White Shot After Alleged Argument with Lil Baby at San Francisco Nightclub

NFL Player Keion White Shot After Alleged Argument with Lil Baby at San Francisco Nightclub

NFL player Keion White was shot in the ankle following an alleged argument with rapper Lil Baby at a San Francisco nightclub. The incident occurred early Monday morning at Dahlia’s, where White, a defensive lineman for the San Francisco 49ers, was hosting a Super Bowl party. According to reports, the altercation began as Lil Baby and his entourage attempted to enter the private event. The San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) responded to gunshot reports around 4 a.m. and confirmed that a verbal altercation preceded the shooting. White underwent successful surgery for his injuries, which are not considered career-threatening. No arrests have been made, and the suspect remains unidentified.

FBI Releases Surveillance Footage in Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping Case

FBI Releases Surveillance Footage in Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping Case

The FBI has released surveillance photos and videos of a potential suspect in the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of NBC's Savannah Guthrie. The footage shows an individual wearing a jacket, ski mask, and gloves, with a firearm visible at the waist. The suspect is seen tampering with Nancy Guthrie's surveillance cameras, attempting to block the lens with a glove and flowers. The images were recovered from residual data after initial attempts to access the footage were unsuccessful. The FBI has offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to the suspect's identification and has posted digital billboards in Arizona and neighboring states.

Minnesota Governor Candidate Jeff Johnson Suspends Campaign Following Daughter's Tragic Death

Minnesota Governor Candidate Jeff Johnson Suspends Campaign Following Daughter's Tragic Death

Jeff Johnson, a Republican candidate for governor in Minnesota, has suspended his campaign following the tragic death of his daughter, Hallie Tobler. Tobler was found stabbed to death in St. Cloud, Minnesota, on Saturday night. Authorities suspect her husband was responsible for her death, and he has been taken into custody with self-inflicted wounds. Johnson, who previously served on the St. Cloud city council, had been pursuing a longshot bid for the GOP nomination for governor. The Minnesota GOP Chair, Alex Plechash, expressed condolences to Johnson and his family during this difficult time.

Sanctions Impact Russian Oil Revenues, Straining War Economy

Sanctions Impact Russian Oil Revenues, Straining War Economy

Russia's oil and gas exports, crucial to its economy, are experiencing a significant decline in revenue due to new sanctions imposed by the U.S. and the European Union. These sanctions, including a ban on Russian oil by the EU and tariffs by the Trump administration, have led to a decrease in state revenues from oil and gas taxes. In January, these revenues fell to 393 billion rubles, a significant drop from previous months. The sanctions aim to pressure Russia to reduce its military actions in Ukraine. The Kremlin is responding by borrowing from domestic banks and raising taxes, but these measures are increasing economic strain, with slowing growth and inflation posing additional challenges.

Justice Department Un-Redacts Names in Epstein Files Amid Lawmaker Pressure

Justice Department Un-Redacts Names in Epstein Files Amid Lawmaker Pressure

The Justice Department has un-redacted additional names in the Jeffrey Epstein files following pressure from lawmakers. Representatives Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna, who reviewed unredacted versions of the files, criticized the DOJ for initially redacting the identities of several individuals. The newly revealed names include billionaire Les Wexner, Epstein's assistant Lesley Groff, and former modeling agent Jean-Luc Brunel. The un-redaction comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the DOJ's compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which mandates the release of investigative materials related to Epstein. The act aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the handling of the Epstein case.