A national health services group combines rehabilitation, diagnostics, surgery and telehealth across more than 1,500 clinics to manage patient care with certified quality systems
American Eagle returned to public view with Sydney Sweeney at the New York Stock Exchange, showing the retailer is prioritizing long-term celebrity strategy over social media backlash as revenue trends and executive comments suggest resilience
Former prince Andrew was arrested on Feb. 19 as police investigate alleged misuse of his former role as a UK trade envoy and alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Virginia Giuffre
A former NYU Langone trainee says he stayed silent while minors underwent irreversible procedures, cites institutional pressure and applauds recent regulatory clarity from President Trump
House Republicans approved a bill requiring documentary proof of citizenship and photo identification to register and vote, prompting criticism that the measure will make voting harder for seniors, students, and low-income Americans
Republican-backed legislation would impose proof-of-citizenship and photo ID requirements while restricting mail-in ballots, prompting concerns about election administration and voter access
Republicans are advancing new voting restrictions that would tighten registration by requiring proof of citizenship, even as county election officials report that the federal SAVE system frequently flags registered voters as noncitizens
New documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell have prompted prominent figures to resign or face probes, affecting corporate, entertainment, and Olympic leadership
Former president Yoon Suk Yeol was found guilty of leading an insurrection linked to a short-lived imposition of martial law and has been sentenced to life in prison
The University of North Texas removed Victor “Marka27” Quiñonez’s exhibition after installation; faculty, students and the artist say the decision raises concerns about academic freedom and censorship
A guided backcountry ski outing near Lake Tahoe became the site of a deadly avalanche that claimed multiple lives, with ties to the Bay Area and the Sugar Bowl Academy community
A former royal was arrested after fresh public documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein renewed scrutiny; King Charles supports a full probe as investigations and public anger intensify
Singapore will draft regulations for blind boxes following a parliamentary reply on Feb 12, 2026, aiming to reduce gambling-like harms and consider odds disclosure and age restrictions
The United States and the Philippines have pledged closer cooperation and increased deployments of advanced missiles and unmanned systems to strengthen deterrence and preserve maritime freedom
An analytical look at the human toll and fiscal burden of Israel’s Gaza campaign, from battlefield expenditures and reserve mobilization to the projected cost to rebuild the enclave
A Montreal hair salon was ordered to compensate a non-binary client after its 2026 booking form required selecting male or female; the decision highlights legal recognition of non-binary identities and leaves room for appeal