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There are a handful of college basketball teams that have displayed a dominant streak this season. Here’s a look at some of college basketball’s big favorites, one month before March Madness begins. Can anyone slow down Auburn? The top-ranked Auburn Tigers, a position they’ve held for the past six consecutive weeks, seem to be head…

A drone strike targeted a pumping station on an oil pipeline in Russia, temporarily disrupting the flow of fossil fuel from Kazakhstan to global markets. The attack occurred in southern Krasnodar, one of Russia’s westernmost regions, at the Kropotkinskaya station, leading to a temporary halt in operations while authorities assessed the damage. Who was affected…

Golf superstar Tiger Woods withdrew from his own tournament, the Genesis Invitational, after his mother’s death on Feb. 4, but says he is ready to get back to playing. He called his mother’s death a “difficult process to go through.” Woods will return during a TGL indoor golf event to lead Team Jupiter on the…

Full Story Harvey Weinstein is launching a new legal battle from behind bars. The disgraced former movie producer is suing his brother, Bob Weinstein, for fraud over a $45 million loan. Weinstein, who remains at Rikers Island, claims Bob and other former executives of The Weinstein Company misused company funds. In the lawsuit obtained by…

The lure of opening a nice, crisp Coke isn’t hooking as many consumers as it once did. Coca-Cola recognizes this and is now shifting its focus to healthier alternatives while expanding its reach to stay in line with trendy beverages. Enter Simply Pop: a new prebiotic soda Simply Pop is the beverage giant’s latest brand,…

Full Story The Trump administration is taking steps to reverse California’s Clean Air Act waivers. The waivers allow California to implement stricter emissions standards than federal requirements. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin announced that three of these waivers have now been sent for congressional review. He added these regulations not only contribute to…

Full Story CBS News has come under scrutiny from conservative circles following comments made by “Face the Nation” anchor Margaret Brennan, who suggested Adolf Hitler weaponized free speech in Germany during Sunday’s broadcast. The backlash intensified after a “60 Minutes” segment aired the same evening, showing German police raiding homes over allegations of online hate…

Full Story Smugglers are using TikTok to advertise human trafficking services across the Canadian border, according to a report by the New York Post. The Canadian “coyotes” primarily target Indian nationals, offering a hassle-free trip to the United States for up to $5,000. The TikTok posts often feature a United States flag waving over a…

Lawmakers in Delaware proposed changes to the state’s corporate law structure as some high-profile companies look to move out of the state. The bipartisan bill would limit the impact of shareholder lawsuits. Delaware has long been America’s corporate headquarters. In 2024, a Delaware judge sided with a Tesla shareholder and struck down a $56 billion…

U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy announced that he has requested the Postal Service Board of Governors to begin the search for his successor. DeJoy, who has led the agency since 2020, did not specify in his resignation letter Tuesday, Feb. 18, when he plans to step down. “While there remains much critical work to be…
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