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A Nashville mother underwent a paid full‑body MRI that found a lung spot; follow-up testing led to a Stage 1B lung cancer diagnosis and prompt surgery. She has written a book and launched a foundation to support screening access and research.

A week after rupturing her ACL, Lindsey Vonn plans to compete in her final Olympic downhill and completed two official training runs, finishing 11th and third.

A five-story round-up from Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Dorset, Berkshire and Oxfordshire highlights vehicle damage to a rare chalk stream and reported sewer discharges into a Dorset stream.

Bad Bunny, born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, will headline the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show on February 8 and has released six studio albums, including Grammy-winning Debí Tirar Más Fotos.

Ryan Coogler thanked the Directors Guild of America for its healthcare support during his awards speech and referenced domestic "carnage" affecting communities, comments delivered as DGA negotiations approach.

A 48-inch water main broke late Friday in Union Township, Washington County, leaving dozens without service and prompting a boil water advisory for nearly 95,000 customers; crews worked through the weekend to clean up and officials hope to lift the advisory by Sunday evening.

At a Fanatics party before Super Bowl LX, Guy Fieri and Kevin Costner spoke about their work supporting veterans and first responders; Fieri described his foundation’s motto as “serving those who serve us” and said they feed responders after disasters and recognize veterans nationwide.

Admiral Brian Christine, MD, writing as Assistant Secretary for Health at HHS, opposes assisted suicide and calls for greater investment in palliative, hospice, and mental health services; the article notes Illinois recently legalized assisted suicide and New York’s governor has pledged to sign a Medical Aid in Dying bill.

A Hamas source told the Saudi outlet Asharq Al-Awsat that some hostages in Gaza were kept only meters from IDF soldiers and that living captives were regularly moved between hiding places to avoid detection.

CATL announced its 5C ultra-fast-charging battery retains 80% capacity after 1,400 cycles at 60°C and 3,000 cycles at milder lab temperatures, figures the company says would translate to roughly 840,000 km and 1.8 million km using a 600 km-per-charge assumption.

Authorities say an 8-year-old boy in Round Lake Beach died after reported long-term neglect and abuse; his mother and her boyfriend have been charged and are due in court Sunday.

Frozen vegetables can be used in green, tomato, or white pasta sauces and are often frozen soon after harvest to help preserve flavor and many nutrients. They come pre-cleaned and chopped, which can shorten prep time for weeknight meals.

Mike Tyson posted a 30-second Super Bowl ad, paid for by nonprofit MAHA Center, in which he describes past struggles with processed foods and severe weight gain. The article notes medical experts saying excess processed foods can increase risks such as high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease.

William Wilson began a single-truck route in 1925 that grew to serve dozens of South Dakota towns and expanded into a multi-state carrier; the company later became All American Freight System, which filed for bankruptcy in 1988.

The UN Secretary-General said violence in South Sudan is increasingly targeting humanitarian and health services and that nearly 10 million people now need life‑saving assistance; large displacement and a worsening cholera outbreak have been reported.

Chauncey Wiggins scored 22 points as Florida State beat Notre Dame 82-79, and the Seminoles held off a late Notre Dame rally after leading 41-32 at halftime.

The Animal Charity of Ohio held an open house that drew more than 120 visitors and announced expanded adoption hours plus a 50% adoption-fee discount through February.

Washington Post CEO and publisher Will Lewis announced he is stepping down after the paper announced mass layoffs; Jeff D'Onofrio has been named acting CEO and publisher effective immediately.

Awaiaulu, Inc. announced it will receive a $500,000 grant from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs to support its "Restoring Continuity of Hawaiian Knowledge" program, reconnect historical Hawaiian language archives, and strengthen cultural connections.

Khalil Shakir and the Shakir Family Foundation have partnered with Nickel City Canine Rescue on multiple community efforts; Button, a dog rescued by that group, appeared in Puppy Bowl XXII.

Animal Charity of Ohio opened an Adoption and Welcome Center in Boardman and held an open house where visitors toured the shelter and met animals while learning about adoption and services.

Zach Werenski arrived at Milano Cortina 2026 for Team USA wearing a sweatshirt from the John and Matthew Gaudreau Foundation, which honors the late brothers who died in August 2024.

The article reports editors tested a range of sleep devices and handpicked favorites they still use, including smart eye masks and sunrise alarm clocks, with options starting at $25.

Khalil Shakir spent time with Button, a rescue puppy who will appear in Puppy Bowl XXII; Button was rescued through Valley River Humane Society and Nickel City Canine Rescue and has since been adopted.

Former Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck says he got a cholesterol test after his father died suddenly and was surprised to learn his LDL levels were high despite a healthy lifestyle.

Realm Ink and The Alchemist Society held a grand opening in Feeding Hills, combining a professional tattoo studio with a marketplace and gallery; more than 20 local vendors participated.

Observed since 1999, National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day highlights that Black Americans made up about 38% of U.S. HIV diagnoses in 2023 while comprising roughly 14% of the population, and it draws attention to ongoing gaps in testing, treatment linkage, and prevention access.

A kitten at a pet store latched onto a man and vocalized, and he adopted her; the new owner says the cat now nests on his shoulder and has formed a close, 'velcro' bond with the family.

At the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, Adam Sandler said he was at peace with not receiving an Oscar nomination for 'Jay Kelly' while accepting the Maltin Modern Master Award, and he lampooned the snub during his acceptance speech.

Arctic blasts and heavy snow affected more than 30 U.S. states in late January and early February and were linked to over 120 deaths, while numerous daily low-temperature records were broken. Scientists report ongoing uncertainty about how rapid Arctic warming and sea ice loss influence the jet stream and outbreaks of frigid air.