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A 16-year-old high school student was killed, and two others were injured in a chaotic shooting in the Bronx, as crowds of children gathered at a bus stop after school dismissal. One teenager has been arrested in connection with the "senseless" shooting, which officials and witnesses described as part of an escalating wave of violence in the borough.

CBS' "60 Minutes" aired a segment on migrants sent to the controversial El Salvador prison after it was abruptly pulled off the air in December, and Anderson Cooper is leaving the program after nearly two decades.

Democratic leaders, especially Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, were widely mocked for several gaffes at the Munich Security Conference, with critics calling her performance an "absolute train wreck."

Rev. Jesse Jackson, a civil rights leader and two-time Democratic presidential candidate, died at the age of 84.

A British tourist caused a rampage at Hong Kong International Airport's Terminal 1, damaging around 10 check-in kiosks and other property before being arrested by airport authorities.

A suspect accused of shooting and killing two people at a Rhode Island ice rink on Monday before killing himself had a history of past family conflict over his gender identity, according to court documents.

The grieving parents of a 26-year-old Canadian man with mental illness argue that the medical assistance in dying (MAID) system failed to protect their "vulnerable" son, who was approved for and underwent physician-assisted suicide despite no terminal illness.

Billionaire gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer released a "savage" campaign ad criticizing Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., for missing over 95 votes in Congress during the 2025 government shutdown and spending over $100,000 on "inherently personal" campaign expenses.

A Democratic strategist criticized former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for saying that mass immigration has gone "too far," arguing that it is a mistake for Democrats to adopt such positioning on the issue.

The French hockey player Pierre Crinon was suspended for the rest of the Winter Olympics after fighting with Canadian star Tom Wilson during their qualification round matchup.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has ordered Army Secretary Dan Driscoll to remove Col. Dave Butler from his current job serving as chief of Army Public Affairs and chief advisor to Driscoll, who is currently in Geneva serving on the negotiating team to end the Ukraine war.

The "Lovers' Arch," a popular rock structure in Italy, collapsed on Valentine's Day following days of poor weather, causing a "very hard blow" for the area, according to the mayor of the nearby town.

Angie Harmon revealed that she has rekindled her relationship with model Tony Floyd, whom she first met in Italy when they were both 18 years old.

Rev. Jesse Jackson, a civil rights leader and two-time Democratic presidential candidate, died at the age of 84, according to his family.

California Governor Gavin Newsom and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized former President Trump's climate policy at the Munich Security Conference, where they were among potential 2028 Democratic presidential contenders.

Americans are getting bigger tax refunds this year, with average refunds jumping to $2,290 - up 10.9% from last year, according to the latest IRS data.

The North Carolina elections board reached an agreement with the Republican and Democratic parties to give 73,000 voters more time to update their voter registrations before they are removed from voter rolls, concluding an extended legal battle over voter ID requirements.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is ready to put Senate Democrats to the test on voter ID legislation, with the SAVE America Act gaining the backing of 50 Senate Republicans, though its passage remains unlikely due to the Senate's 60-vote filibuster threshold and Democratic opposition.