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The New York Racing Association on Wednesday announced the schedule for the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival, set for June at Saratoga Race Course.
Canadian School Shooter Reportedly Identified As Transgender Ten people including the shooter are dead after an assailant opened fire at a high school in western Canada in the town of Tumbler Ridge on Tuesday in one of the country's deadliest mass casualty events in recent history. Initial reports by local police and the Canadian media described the shooter as female.However, the authorities reluctance to release the identity of the suspect was an immediate red flag. Their reports only indicated that the shooter was a female in a dress. Independent journalists now say they have the identity of the alleged shooter, corroborated by family members: Jesse Strang, a 17-year-old biological male who started identifying as a "woman" in 2023, is reportedly the culprit behind the school massacre which left 10 dead and 25 wounded. In an exclusive interview with "Juno News" Jesse Strang's uncle, Russel G. Strang, confirms that Jesse was the shooter and that he identified as transgender. Strang's social media and YouTube accounts contain transgender symbolism as well as the online name "JessJessUwU" (a meme phrase that people may recognize from the bullet casings tied to the gay suspect charged in the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Tyler Robinson). 🇨🇦 A transgender teenager has killed 10 and injured 25 in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, Canada.Jesse Strang, 17, began to identify as a woman in 2023.Six victims were found dead inside Tumbler Ridge Secondary School and another died on the way to the hospital. Two more... pic.twitter.com/w4fM4fVRDk— Europa.com (@europa) February 11, 2026Locals in Tumbler Ridge also confirmed the shooter's identity as Jesse Strang, as reported by the Western Standard, though his transgender status is not mentioned. Before heading to the school, Strang allegedly murdered his mother and younger brother, both of whom were well known in the community. The fact that Canadian authorities incorrectly asserted that the shooter was "female" led to initial confusion, but this action is essentially required according to Canada's strict "hate speech" laws protecting trans identity. In other words, Canadian police are often compelled to lie about the gender of suspects when they are trans. The tragedy represent yet more evidence that transgenderism is a dangerous mental health crisis. Multiple mass shootings (including school shootings) have been perpetrated by transgender suspects in recent years, and suspected Charlie Kirk shooter, Tyler Robinson, was living with his transgender boyfriend at the time of the shooting. In almost every instance, the transgender status of the shooter has been covered up or dismissed by authorities and the establishment media. In Canada, trans activists receive substantial legal privileges and protections making any discourse on the dangers of trans ideology impossible. Tyler DurdenWed, 02/11/2026 - 09:40
AI’s threat to white-collar jobs just got more real vox.comAI CEO warns AI's disruption will be 'much bigger' than COVID: 'The people I care about deserve to hear what is coming' Business InsiderLove It If We Made It spyglass.orgSomething big is happening in AI — and most people will be blindsided FortuneGlorified Ad or Grave Warning? The Internet Debates Mega-Viral Economic Doomsday Article About AI Revolution Mediaite
Law student Zachary Stangl ’24 took a knee in hopes that longtime girlfriend and current student body president Francesca Casanova ’25 would accept his offer of marriage. Spoiler alert: She said yes.
A prominent think tank is promoting the chance state residents have on the 2030 ballot to hold a state Constitutional Convention, and Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte will headline the policy dinner where Mountain States Policy Center will feature the possible...
Vermont’s energy standards and what they cost you could be in for a big shakeup.
Republican lawmakers in New Mexico are advancing a proposal that would limit what low-income families can buy with federal food benefits, adding to a growing list of states that have moved to block sugary snacks and drinks from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).Why It...
There aren't many companies that have the brand recognition that Nike (NYSE: NKE) does. Over the decades, its leadership within the sportswear market has supported its financial success. And with its marketing prowess, the business has resonated with people all over the world.It's not always an...
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks are rising back to their record levels following an encouraging report that said the nation’s unemployment rate unexpectedly improved last month. The S&P 500 rose 0.5% ...
MicroStrategy’s (MSTR) founder and executive chairman, Michael Saylor, says the software-firm-turned-crypto-proxy will buy Bitcoin (BTCUSD) “every quarter forever.” His latest remarks on CNBC came shortly after MSTR loaded up on another 1,142 BTC for about $90 million, pushing its overall hoard to...
‘It’s not a sign that it’s going well.’ The median amount American workers have saved for retirement is $955.There’s a new number making the rounds that says that the median amount American workers have saved for retirement is just $955.Yes, you read that correctly.Most Read from...
CNN News Central's Kate Bolduan and Senior Reporter Matt Egan break down the brand new January jobs report that shows a stronger than expected 130,000 jobs were added last month.
Prince William must cut ties with his Earthshot Prize associate Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem over the Emirati's links to Jeffrey Epstein and a "torture video," anti-monarchy campaigners told Newsweek as they reported the charity to a U.K. regulator.The Prince of Wales posed for photos with bin...
Konami has officially locked in its next Silent Hill Transmission, and the timing is... interesting, to say the least. The publisher today confirmed that a fresh Silent Hill showcase will live stream on February 12, just one hour after PlayStation’s upcoming State of Play wraps up. According to the announcement shared on the official Silent [...]
Sony AnimationKPop Demon Hunters is the definition of a “success story” in the animation world, originally sold to Netflix by Sony, and has become one of the biggest movies for the streaming service. Despite the story of the idol trio ascending to wild heights, Sony Animation has decided not to take a risk with an upcoming [...]
Gold.com (NYSE:GOLD) has outperformed the market over the past 5 years by 3.75% on an annualized basis producing an average annual return of 15.78%. Currently, Gold.com has a market capitalization of $1.58 billion.Buying $1000 In GOLD: If an investor had bought $1000 of GOLD stock 5 years ago, it...
Vanguard Russell 1000 Value ETF underperforms peers, with value traps and lower-quality holdings diminishing its appeal. Learn more about VONV ETF here.
A survey published by the University of Houston Hobby School of Public Affairs collected responses from residents of Houston and Chicago to gauge the economic perceptions of those living in the nation’s third- and fourth-largest cities.
Chinese tech giants ByteDance and Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE:BABA) are stepping up their efforts to compete with Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google in the generative AI space.ByteDance and Alibaba Step Up Their AI Game to Challenge GoogleTikTok parent ByteDance has launched its latest...
Russia's top diplomat says that Moscow will observe the limits of the last nuclear arms pact with the United States that expired last week as long as it sees that Washington does the same. The New START treaty expired Feb....
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"This district voted Trump +58 in 2024, so this is a 30 point Democratic overperformance," election account Vote Hub wrote.
Bombardier says it has received a firm order from private aviation company Vista for 40 Challenger 3500 business aircraft. The company says the deal is valued at US$1.18 billion based on list prices. The agreement also includes purchase options for an additional 120 aircraft. If all the options are exercised, the total order value for [...]
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The programme has been launched by Hull City Ladies and Bishop Burton College.
Klint Kubiak did not offer a magic phrase to fix the Raiders. He offered something Raider Nation actually believes in. Prove it on film. “It’s our silent tape,” Kubiak said Tuesday in his introductory news conference.
On a night when the Los Angeles Lakers were without Luka Dončić, LeBron James, and Austin Reaves, Victor Wembanyama made sure the spotlight still had a superstar to follow.
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Friday night, the boys' and girls' basketball teams celebrated their seniors with an emotional, spirited, and chaotic Senior Night doubleheader. Despite both teams losing, the night will be remembered for the touching tributes, student energy, and an untimely pull of...
Qinwen Zheng has reached the last 16 of the Qatar Open after a three-set win over Alycia Parks, setting up a rematch with Elena Rybakina. Zheng needed two hours and 20 minutes to get past the American, with the final score reading 7-6, 3-6, 6-2.
A busy final week of regular season action saw the Minnesota River boys go 1-1-1 with Thursday night seeing the Bulldogs cruise to a 10-1 victory over Windom before earning a 2-2 draw with Luverne Saturday afternoon. MN River capped...
Hundreds of emails containing photographs of young women from around the world suggest modelling scout Daniel Siad may have been a significant recruiter for convicted US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, according to public documents reviewed by AFP.
Olympic speed skater has Ellijay tiesMark Millican - Special to the Times-CourierWed, 02/11/2026 - 09:38
The American alpine skier secured his second consecutive silver medal in the men's super-G on Wednesday morning in Bormio.
The Philadelphia Eagles could target Georgia State wide receiver Ted Hurst as a mid-round gem in the 2026 NFL draft.
Fernando Mendoza is the only first-round quarterback, four Ohio State Buckeyes go in the top 10 and four wide receivers go in Round 1
At the Winter Olympics in Italy, Americans won five medals in five different sports on Tuesday. But one of the U.S.' top athletes, Mikaela Shiffrin, and Breezy Johnson, who already won gold during the Games, missed the podium during a team event. Seth Doane reports.
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy — Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych trained again in his banned helmet Wednesday, one day before the start of his race at the Milan Cortina Games and with the International Olympic Committee urging him to make his...
NATO has launched a new military effort called Arctic Sentry to boost security in the High North
Harlequins Women's captain Jade Konkel, the former Scotland forward, will retire as a player at the end of the 2025-26 season.
MILAN (AP) — Canadian fans and athletes at the Milan Cortina Olympics woke up Wednesday to learn of a school shooting in British Columbia that left at least seven people dead and many others wounded.
CAIRO (AP) — A drone strike at a mosque killed two children and injured 13 others in Sudan ’s central region of Kordofan early Wednesday, a local doctors group said, as the country's civil war continues.
Genealogist Jane Sellery guided seven researchers through the challenges of tracing Revolutionary War–era Salisbury residents during a program at Scoville Memorial Library on Thursday, Jan. 29.The session was the second in a series tied to Salisbury READS, a community reading program centered on “Revolution Song” by Russell Shorto. The program is sponsored by the library and the Salisbury Association Historical Society.Participants researched individuals whose gravestones are located in the cemetery behind Salisbury Town Hall, uncovering firsthand the complications that often arise in historical records.Tracy Flynn of Salisbury researched Jacob Davis — who was also known as Jacobus Davis — and found that even basic identification can be difficult. In addition to variant spellings, Flynn discovered what appeared to be two men with the same name, likely father and son. One Jacob Davis lived from 1737 to 1797, while the second lived from 1762 to 1841, spanning the Revolutionary War period and beyond.Sellery said such confusion is common. Birth and death dates can be hard to read on worn gravestones, and even when legible, the dates do not always match written records.Census records present additional challenges. Sellery noted that the 1900 census is often off by one year, depending on whether a person was born before or after June 1. Wording also matters: a record stating someone was “in the 68th year” means the person was 67 at the time.The 1890 census is largely unavailable due to a warehouse fire in St. Louis that destroyed most of the records.Other obstacles include inconsistent name spellings — such as “Hayes” and “Hays” — difficult handwriting, and records written in foreign languages or alphabets. Sellery said artificial intelligence can help in some cases, such as translating images of documents written in the Cyrillic alphabet.Addressing immigration records, Sellery said the popular belief that officials routinely Anglicized immigrants’ names is largely inaccurate. Facilities such as Ellis Island relied on passenger manifests from incoming ships, which did not always match later naturalization records.“It wasn’t, ‘Okay, we’re going to make you Green,’” Sellery said.She added that some immigrants intentionally changed or concealed their identities, while others adopted American-sounding names to assimilate. In the 1920s, name changes became more common amid fears of prejudice, a trend that reversed in the 1930s and 1940s.
A new study may change the way scientists think about the distance traveled by tiny bubbles carrying signals between cells that are embedded in tissue. These particles, called extracellular vesicles, are known to safely carry signaling cargo as a communication method between cells in bodily fluids and within tissue, and to influence health and disease. Understanding how the properties of these vesicles differ in normal versus diseased tissue could make them outstanding biomarkers for early disease detection, researchers say.
Nearly 1 in 3 Americans now identify as religious "nones," and new research from University of Nebraska–Lincoln sociologist Philip Schwadel suggests that this fast-growing group is far more ideologically diverse than commonly assumed. In a new study published in Sociology of Religion, Schwadel found that religious nones who believe in God are far more likely than other nones to have similar policy preferences to their religiously affiliated counterparts.
Rediscovering long forgotten music does not mean recovering how it was meant to be performed, and that is a major challenge for the arts, finds a new study from the University of Surrey. An expert has found that rediscovered music comes with no shared understanding for how it should sound, leaving performers to make radically different interpretive choices that reshape the work itself.
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For millions of years, a frozen wanderer drifted between the stars before slipping into our solar system as 3I/ATLAS—only the third known interstellar comet ever spotted. When scientists turned NASA’s Swift Observatory toward it, they caught the first-ever hint of water from such an object, detected through a faint ultraviolet glow of hydroxyl gas. Even more surprising, the comet was blasting out water at a rate of about 40 kilograms per second while still far from the Sun—much farther than where most comets “switch on.”
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) will host the Canadian Executive Nuclear Energy Management School (Executive NEMS) from June 8 to 13, 2026, in co-operation with the...
Carnegie Mellon University's standing as a powerhouse in engineering research is underscored by the election of Jonathan Cagan and CMU President Farnam Jahanian to the prestigious National Academy of Engineering's 2026 class.
Researchers collaborated to study how those microbes extract platinum group elements from a meteorite in microgravity, with an experiment conducted aboard the International Space Station.
Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Michael Abels, best known for his scores for films by director Jordan Peele, will visit campus March 6-7 for two days of public events and concerts.
By using CAR-T cells, a modified form of white blood cells, medics were able to reduce the presence of damaging proteins in the brain tissue of mice
The research team led by Dr. Young Cheol Park of the CCS Research Department at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (President: Yi, Chang-Keun, hereinafter "KIER") successfully increased the amount of CO2 captured from the air by 19-fold in just one year, from approximately 1 kg per day. The newly developed process also successfully completed more than 1,000 hours of demonstration operation, indicating strong potential for larger-scale demonstrations in the future.
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A canine health startup called Loyal has now raised more than $250 million to develop drugs that could help dogs—and perhaps one day humans—live longer, healthier lives. The company on February 11 announced it had raised $100 million in Series C funding as it pursues FDA approval of LOY-002, a beef-flavored daily prescription pill designed to extend the healthy lifespan of senior dogs. The drug mimics some of the effects of a calorie-restricted diet in addressing age-related metabolic issues without requiring pet owners to cut their dogs’ food supply or curbing canine appetites. “People do not want their dogs to not have food motivation, because that’s how you train dogs,” says Loyal founder and CEO Celine Halioua. “How we domesticated dogs was sharing meals with them; losing that can actually really impact the dog-human bond.” But, of course, people do want to share that bond longer than the typical canine lifespan allows. Halioua started Loyal in late 2019 after a stint as chief of staff at The Longevity Fund, a lifespan-focused investment fund founded by Laura Deming and an early backer of Loyal. She says she realized that dog longevity drugs could one day lead to similar treatments for humans, since the species are similar in many ways, and are easier to test, since dogs’ short lives mean tests of lifespan extension can be run in a shorter amount of time. And as a dog lover—a recent interview with Fast Company also included Halioua’s freshly adopted Rottweiler, Wilma—she also saw the potential market among owners and pets. Celine Halioua [Photo: Loyal]“It felt like a really tractable way to work on a problem that everyone cares about, which is having too little time with the dogs you love,” she says. LOY-002 is one of three canine longevity medications under development by the company, and Halioua says she’s hoping Loyal can submit the final requirement for the FDA’s expanded conditional approval of the drug this year. That would likely start a roughly six-month review process of what would be the first FDA-approved lifespan extension drug for any species. And its progress comes as interest rises overall in the potential of developing medical treatments that can help humans as well experience longer and healthier lives. “When I started pitching The Longevity Fund in 2013, it was a niche concept and people laughed me out of their offices,” Deming tells Fast Company in an email. “Now it’s a legitimate category of investment.” Loyal’s Series C backers include Age1, a new longevity-focused VC firm cofounded by Deming and Alex Colville, as well as Baillie Gifford and other existing investors in the company, which had previously raised more than $150 million in investments. LOY-002 is Loyal’s lead drug program, developed to extend lifespan in senior dogs. It is currently in clinical trials and is advancing through the regulatory pathway towards FDA Expanded Conditional Approval (XCA) [Photo: Loyal]“Aging is something that really affects everybody—every human and every dog on the planet experiences aging,” Colville says. “And I think that’s something that’s really unique about it as an opportunity and a space to work in.” Already, LOY-002 has met two of three milestones for FDA approval, known as the “target animal safety” and “reasonable expectation of effectiveness” sections of its conditional approval application. The final milestone involves demonstrating that the drug can be consistently manufactured at scale, Halioua says. The drug will likely be labeled for use by dogs at least 10 years old weighing at least 14 pounds, she says. Dosing, and thus costs, will depend on animal size, but Halioua says she’s optimistic the average dog will be able to take the drug for less than $100 per month. The company announced last July that it had completed enrolling dogs in a study it calls STAY, designed to test the effectiveness of LOY-002, which Halioua says is the largest-ever animal health clinical trial. Loyal has enrolled roughly 1,300 dogs in the study through 72 veterinary clinics, and Halioua says she’s hoping they’ll find that the drug confers at least one healthy to participants. Loyal also has two other dog drugs, a vet-administered injection called LOY-001 and a daily pill called LOY-003, in the works. Though Halioua says the company hasn’t publicized the exact biological mechanisms beyond the drugs, she says would look to extend lifespans of larger dogs by targeting a growth hormone that’s correlated with a shorter life, with big dogs usually living a shorter time than their smaller counterparts. [Photo: Loyal]“Once the dog is fully grown, you can then reduce the levels of growth hormone to hopefully extend their healthy lifespan and kind of compensate for the historical genetic issue that we gave them when we selectively bred for size,” says Halioua. If all goes well, those drugs could launch a year or two after LOY-002, she says. And if Loyal’s drugs prove helpful to dogs, they could one day lead to similar treatments for humans. “If we’re able to do something helpful for dogs, I think we’re going to learn a lot about how to do something helpful for humans, too,” says Halioua.
Carolina picked up a pair of dominating, non-conference wins by beating UNC Asheville, 4-0, and UNCG, 5-0 in a doubleheader on Tuesday.
Police on Wednesday located in Dededo the third suspect in the Feb. 6 armed robbery of a family of Korean tourists in the parking lot of Guam Premier Outlets.
Police on Wednesday located in Dededo the third suspect in the Feb. 6 armed robbery of a family of Korean tourists in the parking lot of Guam Premier Outlets.
With two seniors not playing for disciplinary reasons, the Arizona women’s basketball team fell behind early and could never catch up in a 77-61 setback at Cincinnati.
SEATTLE — As 12s prepare for a parade, as John Schneider shines his second Lombardi Trophy, as Sam Darnold and Kenneth Walker III sit in a spinning teacup at Disneyland, as Mike Macdonald makes his “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” debut, it’s...
GRAFTON, W. Va. — A jovial Jason Westfall stood in front of his bench following his Buckhannon-Upshur team’s 62-48 win over Grafton on the road Tuesday night. With slightly warmer weather outside, the coach used a summer staple as a...
The deals come a week after Daniel Skovronsky, MD, PhD, Lilly’s chief scientific and product officer and the president of Lilly Research Laboratories, told analysts Lilly was prepared to spend significant capital to build up its pipeline beyond metabolic disorders—where it generated a combined $36.507 billion last year in sales from tirzepatide, the dual-action glucagon-like peptide receptor 1 (GLP-1) and glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP) drug it markets in diabetes as Mounjaro® and in obesity as Zepbound®.The post Beyond Obesity: Lilly Inks Up to $11.25B in Cancer, Immune System Deals appeared first on GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News.
On paper, Arman Tsarukyan‘s situation does not make sense. He’s winning, he’s active, and he remains at the top of the lightweight division. However, when the UFC needed an interim champion and a clear next step for the division, his name was secretly pushed aside.
The Seattle Seahawks were so dominant in the Super Bowl that people are starting to wonder if they knew every play the New England Patriots called. Mike Macdonald's defense was disruptive all game long, forcing three costly turnovers out of...
Stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothée Chalamet and Emma Stone rubbed elbows with fellow nominees at the academy's annual Oscar nominees luncheon.
The new chancellor took time to listen to Staten Island parents, educators and students at New Dorp High School Tuesday night.
U.S. figure skater Amber Glenn says she has resolved copyright concerns with Canadian artist Seb McKinnon over her free skate music
LOS ANGELES — LeBron James will miss his 18th game of the season on Tuesday night, confirming that the 41-year-old Lakers’ star will fall short of 65 total games and therefore end his bid at postseason awards as well as...
The Schuylkill Haven girls basketball team defeated Mahanoy Area 53-38 in the Schuylkill League semifinals at Martz Hall Tuesday evening.
As of now, the Bison won’t be eligible to participate in the FBS postseason until the 2028–29 season.
Asian stock markets fluctuated Wednesday after a strong start to the week as investors weighed weak US consumer data that boosted the case for more interest rate cuts but stoked concerns about the world's number one economy.
The Pima County Sheriff’s Department, in collaboration with the FBI, has detained a person for questioning in connection with the disappearance of “Today” host Savannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, according to ABC News. Authorities told ABC that the person was detained just south of Tucson, Ariz., and that law enforcement is preparing to search [...]
Earlier Tuesday, the FBI released images of a masked figure.
The Toronto Blue Jays received bad news on Tuesday — one of their starting pitchers is out for the 2026 season.
Microsoft has patched CVE-2026-21533, a zero-day elevation of privilege vulnerability in Windows Remote Desktop Services (RDS) that attackers are exploiting in the wild to gain SYSTEM-level access. The flaw stems from improper privilege management and was addressed in the February 2026 Patch Tuesday updates released on February 10. CVE-2026-21533 carries a CVSS v3.1 base score [...]The post Windows Remote Desktop Services 0-Day Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild to Escalate Privileges appeared first on Cyber Security News.
STORRS — As the UConn women's basketball broke down its huddle before its game against Butler on Saturday, Sarah Strong had to fight the urge to run out on the court with the rest of the starting lineup.
Easton and Parkland compete in the EPC girls basketball semifinals on Feb. 10, 2026.
What to KnowTwo-time Olympic champion Chloe Kim hits the snowboard halfpipe today at 4:30 a.m. ET for qualifiers as she pursues her third Olympic gold. Also competing are U.S. teammates Maddie Mastro and Bea Kim.Men’s alpine skiers, including Team USA’s Ryan Cochran-Siegle, compete for medals in the super-G at 5:30 a.m. ET.The women’s freeski moguls finals happen at 8:15 a.m. ET. USA’s Olivia Giaccio placed third in a qualification round Tuesday morning, just 0.21 points behind fellow American Liz Lemley, who took second.U.S. speed skater Jordan Stolz will make his Milan Cortina debut in the men’s 1000m at 12:30 p.m. ET.Men’s hockey at the 2026 Milan Cortina Games starts today, as NHL stars step onto the Olympic stage for the first time since 2014. First up today is Slovakia vs. defending champion Finland at 3:10 p.m. ET. The U.S. and Canada are in action tomorrow.Madison Chock and Evan Bates have some ground to make up in the ice dance competition.Heading into the free dance at 1:30 p.m. ET, the three-time world champions from the U.S. trail France’s Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron after Monday’s rhythm dance.Follow along for live updates:
Malik Reneau scored a game-high 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as Miami upset the 11th-ranked North Carolina 75-66 on Tuesday in Coral Gables, Fla.
One week from today, Battlefield 6 Season 2 will go live. That means changes are coming to the game, and veteran players may appreciate some of the upcoming adjustments that are being introduced to make their experience more enjoyable.Battlefield Studios has revealed it's making changes to Challenges, by doing away with highly mode-specific challenges and eliminating the daily sidearm challenge from the regular rotation. Instead, a number of additional factors will count toward Daily Challenges, including assists. Battlefield Studios promised to keep an eye on players' experiences with these challenges and notes that it will make further changes if needed.Season 2's Battle Pass progression will also be undergoing some changes. As part of those adjustments, players will be able to earn more Battle Pass Tokens from Career XP, which will let them complete Weekly Challenges and the regular gameplay faster than before.Similarly, REDSEC's Career XP and Weapon XP earn rates are going up in Battle Royale and Gauntlet. Career and Battle Pass Boosters are also being re-balanced to make progression feel meaningful even if some of the slots aren't directly applicable to Battle Royale or Gauntlet.The new season is also introducing new improvements for player movement and audio, with more refinements to come. Battlefield Studios writes that it's actively working on improving hit registration, viability, the sound of footsteps, and netcode ongoing recoil review. Some of these adjustments will be tested out in Battlefield Labs before they are implemented in the game.Two new multiplayer maps are coming to Battlefield 6 Season 2, although only one has been named. Contaminated will be available at Season 2's launch, and it will arrive alongside a limited-time mode that advances the game's story. A second map and another limited-time mode will follow later in Season 2, with details to be shared later.The return of the Golmud Railway map won't happen this season, but it's currently in the works. Battlefield Studios notes that it won't be an exact copy of the location as it was previously depicted. Instead, it's being optimized to "best fit the experience of Battlefield 6."Battlefield 6 Season 2 will launch on February 17.
The Indiana State men's basketball team is preparing to host Murray State in another Missouri Valley Conference battle in Hulman Center on Thursday night.
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Grand jury refuses to indict lawmakers in probe over video telling military to refuse illegal orders, AP source says.
Sports Entertainment Gaming Global Corp (NASDAQ:SEGG) shares are trending on Wednesday.Shares of the Texas-based global sports, entertainment and gaming company rose 17.12% to $1.30 on Tuesday. The stock was unchanged at $1.30 in after-hours trading.Company Files Lawsuit Against Four FirmsIn a press release issued on Tuesday during market hours, SEGG said it filed a civil lawsuit in Tarrant County District Court against four firms, alleging market manipulation.The lawsuit alleges naked short selling, spoofing, abusive short-selling strategies, baiting and the dissemination of misleading market narratives, the company stated.The company seeks monetary damages and injunctive relief.Management Comments On Legal ActionMarc Bircham, chairman of ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
A school shooting in British Columbia left eight people dead, including a shooter, and dozens injured, Canadian police said.
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This episode discusses the previous and new Montana head football coaches, as well as the Super Bowl's Montana ties, two Grizzlies who received waivers and North Dakota State's FBS jump.
AMSTERDAM, N.Y., Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sticker Mule is set to launch its revolutionary Multi-Million Dollar Giveback Initiative this Wednesday, Feb 11 at 6 p.m. but it has already taken over the Internet with an early preview of the initiative that will soon be unveiled by CEO Anthony Constantino.While traveling to launch the initiative in his Gold Rolls Royce Phantom, social media sensation Greatness briefly stopped in Charlotte, NC to test out the initiative during his road trip from Florida to Sticker Mule's Headquarters in Upstate, New York.Within 24 hours, the Internet was exploding with viral videos of Greatness putting ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
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There’s a change at the top at Workday as the company works to cope with the disruptions in the software market.Aneel Bhusri has returned to lead the company that he helped to set up. He had stepped down as CEO in January 2024 to become executive chair, and was replaced by Carl Eschenbach.The move is in response to the shifting market, as SaaS companies look to meet the challenge posed by AI, said Workday vice chair Mark Hawkins in the announcement of the change. “As we enter a defining moment shaped by AI, there is no one better than Aneel to lead this next chapter,” he said. “His vision, conviction, and deep connection to Workday’s culture will position the company to continue to lead in a changing landscape.” The change is effective immediately. Eschenbach will become a strategic advisor to the new CEO.“We’re now entering one of the most pivotal moments in our history,” said Bhusri. “AI is a bigger transformation than SaaS — and it will define the next generation of market leaders.”SaaS market threatenedLast week, Workday’s stock price, and that of many other SaaS vendors, fell after the release of Anthropic’s Claude Cowork tool (a reworking of Claude Code aimed at non technical staff), followed closely by Claude Opus 4.6, prompted a mass sell-off of software company stock, dubbed the SaaSpocalypse, that wiped out nearly a trillion dollars in stock values.So Workday was not alone, noted Nick Mayes, principal analyst with PAC Analysts, “A lot of organizations have seen a fall in stock price. A lot of traditional software providers are realizing how much of their traditional models are going to be cannibalized. For example, agentic AI attacking the legal market is having a big impact.”He said that bringing back Bhusri may be the shot in the arm that the company needed. “Eschenbach was a deal maker,” he said, pointing out that the company had completed several acquisitions over the past couple of years. “Markets could be reassured by having a technologist back at the helm. It’s something we’ve seen at other software companies; for example, Larry Ellison has got more hands-on at Oracle”Claims that the SaaS market is dying were over-stated, he said. “In some cases, it’s true that Claude Cowork is going to be a medium or long term threat. But Workday has a headstart here; it has a considerable central repository of data, and the LLMs are going to have play catch-up.”However, Mayes said that organizations should be wary of the current hype for agentic AI and the vagaries of the stock market “If you’re an existing Workday customer, ignore the noise about stock price. It’s software with a high retention rate – no-one’s chucking it. Tread cautiously with AI strategy.”He said that even companies who aren’t Workday customers could look at what the company has to offer, especially those operating in a highly regulated environment, noting, “LLM providers can’t meet those challenges yet, at least not at scale.”Enterprises shouldn’t close the door to the current ERP vendors, he added. “Workday is one of the traditional providers that [still] has plenty to offer.”
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