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Takeaways from six previous Trump-Netanyahu meetings

Takeaways from six previous Trump-Netanyahu meetings

Feb 11 (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet President Donald Trump on Wednesday to discuss renewed U.S. nuclear negotiations with Iran amid concern that failed talks could spark a wider conflict.
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Submarine maker TKMS hits record $22 billion order backlog, raises sales outlook

Submarine maker TKMS hits record $22 billion order backlog, raises sales outlook

By Christoph Steitz and Tom Käckenhoff FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF, Feb 11 (Reuters) - German submarine maker TKMS reported a $22 billion order backlog - a new record - and raised its 2026 sales outlook on Wednesday, citing a boost in demand for warships at a time of rising geopolitical tensions.
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Gonzaga’s Defensive Intensity Embarrasses Washington State in Spokane, 83-53

Gonzaga’s Defensive Intensity Embarrasses Washington State in Spokane, 83-53

This is as well as Gonzaga’s played since the Braden Huff injury. For Washington State, the worst all season long.
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President Trump Threatens to Block Opening of Gordie Howe International Bridge Over Material Dispute

President Trump Threatens to Block Opening of Gordie Howe International Bridge Over Material Dispute

President Donald Trump has threatened to block the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, a major infrastructure project connecting the United States and Canada. The White House has expressed dissatisfaction with the construction materials used, stating that the bridge was not built with enough American-made materials. The bridge, funded and constructed by Canada, is expected to open this year after testing. The project was initially agreed upon in 2012, with Canada responsible for funding, building, operating, and maintaining the bridge. Despite the use of some American steel and labor, President Trump insists that the U.S. should have a greater stake in the bridge, including shared ownership and authority over its operations.
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Gulf States Shift Investment Focus from Gold to Copper in Africa

Gulf States Shift Investment Focus from Gold to Copper in Africa

Saudi Arabia and the UAE are shifting their investment focus from gold to critical minerals, particularly copper, in Africa. This strategic pivot is driven by the demand for materials essential for AI and technology industries. The Gulf states are investing in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to secure copper supplies, diversifying their sources beyond China. A joint venture between state miner Gécamines and commodity trader Mercuria will supply 50,000 tons of copper cathode, reinforcing the Gulf's role in global industrial supply chains. This move is part of a broader strategy to localize Africa's minerals value chain through investments in processing, infrastructure, and logistics.
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Sabarimala Gold Theft Case: ED Summons Former TDB Secretary and Intermediary

Sabarimala Gold Theft Case: ED Summons Former TDB Secretary and Intermediary

The Directorate of Enforcement (ED) has summoned former Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) secretary S. Jayasree and intermediary Kalpesh in connection with the Sabarimala gold theft case. They are required to appear for questioning regarding their alleged roles in the misappropriation of temple gold. The investigation has also implicated actor Jayaram, who is suspected of financial dealings with the prime accused, Unnikrishnan Potti. The Kerala High Court-appointed special investigation team is opposing anticipatory bail for Jayasree, citing her significant involvement in the case.
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Pedestrian Critically Injured in Palm Desert Vehicle Collision

Pedestrian Critically Injured in Palm Desert Vehicle Collision

A pedestrian was critically injured after being struck by a vehicle in Palm Desert, Riverside County, on the morning of February 9, 2026. The incident occurred near El Paseo and Ocotillo Drive around 9:45 a.m., as reported by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office. The injured individual was transported to a trauma center for medical treatment. The driver involved in the accident remained at the scene, and no arrests have been made. The circumstances leading to the crash are currently under investigation by local authorities.
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Congressional Moratorium on Federal Layoffs Set to Expire, Potentially Resuming Workforce Reductions

Congressional Moratorium on Federal Layoffs Set to Expire, Potentially Resuming Workforce Reductions

The Trump administration is poised to resume federal workforce reductions as a congressional moratorium on layoffs is set to expire. The moratorium, which was enacted to block reductions in force (RIFs) during a government shutdown, is scheduled to end on February 13. This legislative barrier had temporarily halted the administration's efforts to implement workforce cuts across various federal agencies. The expiration of the moratorium raises the possibility of renewed layoffs, as agencies had previously planned reductions to align with ongoing consolidation efforts. The Office of Management and Budget has not yet indicated whether it will pursue these cuts once the moratorium is lifted.
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Georgia Lottery Announces Winning Numbers for February 10, 2026 Drawings

Georgia Lottery Announces Winning Numbers for February 10, 2026 Drawings

The Georgia Lottery has released the results for its various draw games held on February 10, 2026. The Mega Millions numbers drawn were 05-25-30-36-68 with a Mega Ball of 06. The Cash 3 numbers for the midday, evening, and night draws were 1-6-8, 8-7-1, and 5-1-7, respectively. Cash 4 numbers were 2-1-0-4 for midday, 1-8-4-4 for evening, and 3-2-6-2 for night. The Cash4Life numbers were 26-34-39-41-53 with a Cash Ball of 01. Additionally, the Cash Pop numbers for various times of the day were also announced, along with the Georgia FIVE and Fantasy 5 results. The Georgia Lottery offers multiple draw games, providing numerous opportunities for participants to win.
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AI Enhances Non-Terrestrial Network Management Amid Satellite Challenges

AI Enhances Non-Terrestrial Network Management Amid Satellite Challenges

Artificial intelligence (AI) is playing a crucial role in managing non-terrestrial networks, which include satellite communications. These networks face unique challenges due to the constant movement of satellites, which requires dynamic spectrum coordination and real-time decision-making. AI systems are being used to manage handovers between satellites and ground infrastructure, ensuring seamless connectivity. They also handle signal processing and spectrum management, preventing interference with terrestrial communications. AI's ability to predict and manage these complex interactions is essential for maintaining reliable satellite-to-phone connectivity, especially in areas lacking traditional cell infrastructure.
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Seattle Public Schools to Remain Open During Seahawks Parade, No Excused Absences

Seattle Public Schools to Remain Open During Seahawks Parade, No Excused Absences

Seattle Public Schools have announced that they will remain open during the Seahawks' Super Bowl victory parade, scheduled for Wednesday at Lumen Field and along 4th Avenue. The district has stated that attendance at the parade will not be considered an excused absence, emphasizing the importance of maintaining stability and continuity for students. This decision contrasts with actions taken by other cities, such as Philadelphia and Kansas City, which closed schools for similar celebrations. Seattle Mayor Katie B. Wilson has encouraged residents to participate in the parade responsibly.
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Bipartisan Bill Introduced to Regulate AI Model Training with Copyrighted Works

Bipartisan Bill Introduced to Regulate AI Model Training with Copyrighted Works

Senators Adam Schiff (D-CA) and John Curtis (R-UT) have introduced the Copyright Labeling and Ethical AI Reporting Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at regulating the use of copyrighted works in AI model training. The legislation requires companies to file a notice with the Register of Copyrights detailing the copyrighted works used in AI datasets before releasing new models. This requirement also applies retroactively to existing models. The bill mandates the creation of a public database for these notices and imposes civil penalties for non-compliance. The legislation has garnered support from various creative industry groups, including SAG-AFTRA and the Writers Guild of America, but faces opposition from some studios and AI companies who argue that their use of copyrighted works constitutes fair use.
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Saudi Arabia and Turkey Sign MOU for Helicopter Assembly in Riyadh

Saudi Arabia and Turkey Sign MOU for Helicopter Assembly in Riyadh

Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Saudi Ministry of Investment and the General Authority for Military Industries (GAMI) to explore the assembly of the Gokbey utility helicopter in Saudi Arabia. This agreement, announced during the World Defense Show in Riyadh, aims to establish a local assembly line for various versions of the helicopter, including civil, naval, and air force models. The partnership is seen as a step towards strengthening ties between Turkey and Saudi Arabia, with potential future collaboration on the Kaan combat aircraft. The Gokbey helicopter, a medium twin-engine rotorcraft, is already in service with Turkish domestic customers, including the Turkish Jandarma.
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RF-DASH Program Brings Agricultural Safety Training to Florida, Enhancing Emergency Preparedness

RF-DASH Program Brings Agricultural Safety Training to Florida, Enhancing Emergency Preparedness

The Rural Firefighters Delivering Agriculture Safety and Health (RF-DASH) program is set to conduct its first training session in Florida on February 26. This marks the program's inaugural event in the southeastern United States. Hosted by the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, the training aims to educate firefighters, emergency responders, farmers, and agricultural professionals on safety risks prevalent in farms and ranches. The event will take place in Wimauma, with classroom sessions at the University of Florida Gulf Coast Research and Education Center, followed by practical learning at a local farm. Participants will learn to identify and respond to common agricultural hazards, such as machinery and confined spaces. The training is free, but registration is required by February 19. RF-DASH has been operational for ten years, expanding to 18 U.S. states and five Canadian provinces, training over 300 first responders.
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European Parliament Approves Transfer of Asylum Seekers to Unrelated Countries

European Parliament Approves Transfer of Asylum Seekers to Unrelated Countries

The European Parliament has approved a legislative change allowing asylum seekers arriving in the European Union to be transferred to unrelated countries before their claims are processed. This change, part of the Asylum Procedure Regulation (APR), removes the requirement for a link between an applicant and a transfer country. It enables national authorities to move people to states they have never been to, provided there is an agreement with an EU state and the country is deemed 'safe.' The regulation ensures that asylum seekers are protected from persecution and serious harm, and have access to a functioning asylum system. The change was passed with 396 votes in favor, 226 against, and 30 abstentions, with support from the European People’s Party and other right-wing groups. However, it faced opposition from Socialists and Democrats and Renew Europe, who raised concerns about the potential for third countries to exploit the arrangement.
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Los Angeles Officials Warn Elderly Asians of ATM Robbery Risks During Lunar New Year

Los Angeles Officials Warn Elderly Asians of ATM Robbery Risks During Lunar New Year

Officials in Los Angeles County have issued a warning to elderly Asian residents about the increased risk of ATM robberies during the Lunar New Year. This period is traditionally marked by the giving of cash in red envelopes, which makes individuals withdrawing money more vulnerable to theft. District Attorney Nathan Hochman emphasized the importance of being vigilant and aware of surroundings when conducting banking activities. Recent incidents have involved armed robberies targeting individuals at ATMs, with several perpetrators already convicted and sentenced for such crimes.
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Avalanche in Italian Alps Claims Lives Near 2026 Winter Olympics Site

Avalanche in Italian Alps Claims Lives Near 2026 Winter Olympics Site

An avalanche in the Italian Alps has resulted in the deaths of two skiers near the site of the 2026 Winter Olympics. The incident occurred on Alpe Meriggio in Valtellina, a region that is a major hub for the upcoming games. The avalanche trapped three skiers, leading to the deaths of two and injuries to the third. The area was experiencing a high risk of avalanches at the time, according to AINEVA, Italy's snow and avalanches risk association. Rescue efforts included a helicopter operation, but one skier was pronounced dead upon recovery.
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Reviving Edison's Nickel-Iron Battery for Modern Energy Storage

Reviving Edison's Nickel-Iron Battery for Modern Energy Storage

An international research team, co-led by UCLA, has reimagined Thomas Edison's nickel-iron battery design for modern energy storage applications. The new prototype, built using tiny metal clusters and proteins, can recharge in seconds and endure over 12,000 cycles, equivalent to more than 30 years of daily use. This technology, inspired by natural processes like bone formation, offers a fast-charging and durable alternative for storing renewable energy. The study, published in the journal Small, highlights the potential of this battery design for applications such as solar farm energy storage.
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Scientists Uncover Cause of Uranus' Intense Radiation During Voyager 2 Flyby

Scientists Uncover Cause of Uranus' Intense Radiation During Voyager 2 Flyby

Researchers have identified the cause of the unexpectedly strong radiation belt observed around Uranus during the Voyager 2 flyby in 1986. The study, published in Geophysical Research Letters, suggests that a 'co-rotating interaction region'—a phenomenon where high-speed solar winds overtake slower streams—may have intensified the planet's electron radiation belt. This discovery was made by comparing Voyager 2 data with Earth-based observations from a 2019 space weather event. The findings provide new insights into the dynamics of Uranus' magnetosphere and its interactions with solar winds.
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Rockets' Reed Sheppard Shines in Victory Over Clippers with 30-Minute Performance

Rockets' Reed Sheppard Shines in Victory Over Clippers with 30-Minute Performance

Rockets' Reed Sheppard Shines in Victory Over Clippers with 30-Minute Performance