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Russian forces have begun a spring offensive in eastern Ukraine, including the use of dozens of tanks and armored vehicles, according to the Ukrainian military and analysts. Ukrainian forces are heavily outnumbered along much of the front, and highly reliant on drones to break up Russian assaults. Ukrainian servicemen look at a planning and correction module for Russian air glide bomb, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Zaporizhzhia region, Ukraine February 22, 2026. - Stringer/Reuters“There are constantly (Russian) reconnaissance drones in the sky, constantly searching for targets, and strike drones, such as the ‘Molniya’ and ‘Lancet’,” Bilousov told Ukrainian media Saturday. Ukrainian forces still hold about 20% of Donetsk and larger parts of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia.
Well, yours truly almost forgot about the results of our SB Nation Reacts poll about our Minnesota Vikings for this week. The first one has to do with edge rusher Jonathan Greenard and whether or not you think the Vikings should trade him away. Of those who responded to our poll, 58% of you think that the Vikings should trade him away if the team can get a first-round pick for him. After that, 26% of our respondents said not to trade him away, while 16% think that the team should trade him away even if they couldn’t get a first-rounder for him. Either way, however, it appears that common sense has prevailed among those who answered our poll questions for this week.
Multiple Iranian strikes across IsraelDozens of people have been injured in direct Iranian missile strikes on Tel Aviv and cities across southern Israel over the weekend, with one of the strikes resulting in the highest number of people injured in a single attack since the start of the war, according to Israel’s emergency response service. Editor’s note: This video has been updated to add that the Israeli military is examining whether friendly fire killed a civilian in the northern Israeli community of Misgav Am, according to the IDF.
NHL reporter Jessi Pierce and her three children were killed Saturday in a weekend house fire in Minnesota, the league announced on its website Sunday. - Jessi Pierce/InstagramNHL reporter Jessi Pierce and her three children were killed Saturday in a weekend house fire in Minnesota, the league announced on its sports website Sunday. Pierce, 37, covered the Minnesota Wild as the correspondent for NHL.com for the past decade. She will be deeply missed.”Firefighters responded to a house fire Saturday morning in White Bear Lake, Minnesota. AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementThe Minnesota Wild mourned her loss on social media Sunday.
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Reggaeton boomed in a neighborhood bar in Old Havana on a recent night, when, suddenly, the music stopped and everything went dark. A U.S. blockade on oil shipments to Cuba has plunged the island into its worst energy crisis in modern history. Demographers say Cuba is undergoing one of the world’s fastest population declines — a 25% drop in just four years — as birth rates fall and emigration soars. As the U.S. seized control of Venezuela’s oil industry, the impacts immediately rocked Cuba, which had long relied on subsidized oil shipments from Maduro’s regime. At the darkened bar in Old Havana, workers scrambled to light candles and serve beer that, without refrigeration, would soon go warm.
DANA BASH: We just heard from the White House about President Trump’s plan to deploy ICE agents to airports tomorrow. The last thing that the American people need are for untrained ICE agents to be deployed at airports all across the country potentially to brutalize or in some instances kill them. We need independent investigations so that, if ICE agents break the law, they can be investigated and criminally prosecuted by state and local authorities. LEADER JEFFRIES: Donald Trump should keep his reckless mouth shut before he gets somebody killed. DANA BASH: Hakeem Jeffries, thank you so much for being here.
LOADING ERROR LOADINGIt looks like pop star Justin Timberlake tried to lighten the mood after police arrested him on suspicion of driving while intoxicated in the Hamptons in June 2024. In newly released footage from his time in police custody, first posted online by TMZ, Timberlake cracked a joke about his race when asked to review paperwork pertaining to his arrest. Advertisement“White?” Timberlake asked as he looked at the document. “All night?” Timberlake asked. Timberlake was initially stopped after allegedly failing to stop at a stop sign and veering into the middle of the road.
In it, Starmer is portrayed as a weak and ineffectual prime minister who is scared of Trump. What day I say Lammy?”IRL, President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer are at odds over the Iran war. via Associated PressTo laughter from the audience, Lammy replies: “Just be yourself, prime minister. He then says: “Sod that scary, scary wonderful president. Why is he so difficult to talk to?”Later in the sketch, Starmer says: “I’m out of my depth here, Lammy.
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On Sunday, Trump posted on his Truth Social platform that ICE would deploy to airports beginning Monday. What began as a social media post from President Trump on Saturday has grown quickly into a full-scale plan to deploy ICE agents to U.S. airports. By Sunday, Trump posted on his Truth Social platform that ICE would indeed deploy to airports beginning Monday. It’s to send ICE agents to do their jobs. AdvertisementA spokesperson for San Francisco International Airport said airport officials have not yet received anything specific from Homeland Security about a deployment of ICE agents.
