13 Measles Cases Reported at Camp East Montana Detention in El Paso

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Feb. 27, 2026 — Federal and state officials reported that 13 people held at the Camp East Montana immigration detention facility at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas, tested positive for measles on Feb. 27, 2026. Those infected were placed in quarantine and Immigration and Customs Enforcement medical teams halted all internal movement inside the … Read more

FAA to Order Major Schedule Cuts at Chicago O’Hare as United–American Clash Escalates

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Lead The Federal Aviation Administration will force schedule reductions at Chicago O’Hare for Summer 2026 after airlines published peak operations that the agency says the airport cannot sustain. The action stems from an intensifying competition between United Airlines and American Airlines: United is expanding to its largest-ever Chicago schedule while American has rebuilt to roughly … Read more

Attorney general announces indictment of 30 more people linked to Minnesota church protest

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Attorney General Pam Bondi announced on Friday that federal prosecutors have indicted 30 additional people in connection with a January protest inside Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. The charges allege civil rights violations tied to a Jan. 18 disruption at a service; Bondi said 25 of the newly charged were in custody and further … Read more

Student Stays in Honduras After ICE Signals Another Deportation

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Lead: On Feb. 27, 2026, 20-year-old Babson College freshman Any Lucía López Belloza remained in Honduras rather than board a government-arranged flight to the United States after a federal judge ordered her return. The Justice Department had filed court papers indicating Immigration and Customs Enforcement intended to carry out her final order of removal once … Read more

Banks Plunge as AI Fears and Credit Strain Hammer Financial Stocks

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Lead On Feb. 27, 2026, U.S. financial stocks suffered a sharp selloff as renewed anxiety about artificial intelligence and growing strains in private-credit markets combined to pressure banks and asset managers. The session left the KBW Bank Index down 4.9%, its worst single-day drop since the market turbulence in April, and pulled the group back … Read more

Court halts NGO ban, averting Gaza aid cutoff

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Israel’s High Court has temporarily suspended a government rule that threatened to bar dozens of international aid organisations from operating in the occupied Palestinian territories, days before a 1 March compliance deadline. The injunction follows a petition by 17 NGOs and came amid warnings that forcing 37 groups to stop work would cause irreparable harm … Read more

College football QB rankings: Danny Kanell ranks Top 10 returners in 2026 – On3

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Lead The 2026 college football quarterback landscape will feature a concentration of returning elite talent after Oregon’s Dante Moore opted to stay in school and Ole Miss’ Trinidad Chambliss won an eligibility fight. Analyst Danny Kanell released a Top 10 list of returning passers that highlights Arch Manning at No. 1 and includes players from … Read more

Renee Good’s parents remember her love and laughter

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Lead Renee Good, 37, was remembered by her parents Friday in Denver as a joyful, warm presence who loved sparkles, parties and making others feel special. She was shot and killed Jan. 7 during a federal immigration operation in the Minneapolis area, a death that helped ignite protests and national debate over enforcement tactics. Good … Read more

Rubio plans Israel trip as Trump says he’s ‘not happy’ with US-Iran talks

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Lead U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Israel on March 2–3 as President Donald Trump publicly voiced displeasure with ongoing indirect negotiations with Iran. The State Department said Rubio’s agenda will include consultations on Iran and Lebanon and steps to implement the administration’s 20-point plan for Gaza. His visit coincides with a … Read more

Men’s College Basketball’s Coaching Carousel: Names to Know As Jobs Open

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As March approaches, college basketball appears headed into an active coaching carousel that could reshape rosters and recruiting across the sport. Sources tell Sports Illustrated that while the blue‑blood jobs may be quieter, double‑digit openings at high‑major programs are possible this cycle, producing a trickle‑down of moves from top to mid‑level programs. This story profiles … Read more

Pentagon Ultimatum to Anthropic as AI Access Deadline Looms

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Lead: As of Feb. 27, 2026, a standoff between the Department of Defense and AI firm Anthropic intensified, with the Pentagon setting a 5:01 p.m. Friday deadline for unrestricted access to the company’s most advanced model. Defense officials say they will either label Anthropic a supply-chain risk or compel access under the Defense Production Act … Read more

Lil Jon’s Son’s Cause of Death Released

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On February 27, 2026, the Fulton County Medical Examiner announced that Nathan Smith, known professionally as DJ Young Slade and the 27-year-old son of rapper Lil Jon, died from an accidental drowning in the context of psilocybin use. Smith’s body was recovered on February 6 in a pond near his Milton, Georgia, home about 30 … Read more