A heated debate is unfolding in Los Angeles as Spencer Pratt's sister, Stephanie, has urged people not to support his mayoral campaign, calling it "a vote for stupidity." Meanwhile, the Twin Cities have experienced record-breaking heat on Valentine's Day, while the NBA's All-Star Shooting Stars Challenge title was won by Team Knicks, led by Jalen Brunson. In the world of sports, NASCAR's Speedweeks are underway at Daytona, and researchers are investigating a "bright green" wall discovered deep in caves of New Mexico, believed to be untouched for 49 million years.
In other news, a travel-size version of Mikel Brown Jr. still proved too much for Baylor in an 82-71 win for Louisville. The Epstein files fallout has taken down elite figures in Europe, while the U.S. reckoning remains muted. States reliant on the Colorado River have failed to meet the latest deadline to find consensus, and a researcher has expressed skepticism about the "Havana syndrome" after testing a secret weapon on himself. The DOJ's antitrust firing has left Trump's Washington open for mergers, and at least 6,000 people were killed in a three-day attack on Sudan's el-Fasher by RSF.
The global cybercrime syndicates are stealing hearts and billions, and cardiologists have shared six surprising lifestyle habits that boost heart health. Dementia risk has been reduced by 25% with a specific type of brain exercise, and a winter storm warning has been issued for Tahoe, which is bracing for feet of snow. Additionally, Trump and Netanyahu have agreed to increase pressure on Iranian oil, and home builders are warning the GOP about Trump's immigration raids.
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