How a ‘Tampon Incident’ Helped Collapse Netflix’s Warner Bros. Deal

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Lead In late February–early March 2026, Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos walked away from a proposed $73 billion purchase of major Warner Bros. Discovery assets after months of competition and political scrutiny in Washington, D.C. Negotiations included high-stakes bids from Paramount Skydance, a collapse in Netflix’s market value and targeted hearings on antitrust and content bias. … Read more

Trump has no realistic plan for Iran’s future – Financial Times

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Lead Former U.S. President Donald Trump and his 2024-era foreign-policy messaging continue to emphasise pressure on Tehran through sanctions, maximum-pressure rhetoric and military deterrence. Critics argue his proposals stop short of a feasible long-term strategy for Iran’s political trajectory, nuclear risk reduction and regional stability. The debate has intensified against a backdrop of the 2018 … Read more

Schedule Update: Series Finale at Miami Canceled – Florida Gators

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On March 1, 2026, Florida Athletics announced that the series finale scheduled at Miami has been canceled. The team’s official release confirmed the cancellation but did not list a makeup date. The announcement affects the final game of the scheduled series between Florida and Miami and will alter the immediate travel and game plans for … Read more

Three U.S. Troops Killed as U.S. and Israel Strike Iran; Trump Says More Likely

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Lead: Three U.S. service members were killed and at least five seriously wounded after a weekend of strikes the United States and Israel say targeted Iranian military assets, officials confirmed on March 1, 2026. The Pentagon said the casualties were the first U.S. fatalities since the two countries began large-scale operations; President Donald Trump warned … Read more

US military reportedly used Claude in Iran strikes despite Trump’s ban – The Guardian

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Lead The US military reportedly relied on Anthropic’s AI model Claude to support intelligence, targeting and battlefield simulations during the joint US‑Israel strikes on Iran that began on Saturday, according to reporting by the Wall Street Journal and Axios. That use came just hours after former president Donald Trump ordered federal agencies to cease using … Read more

A 20-year-old woman had waves of stomach pain for months. She was eventually diagnosed with stage 2 colon cancer.

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Lead Katie Davis, a 20-year-old college student in Pennsylvania, experienced intermittent, wave-like upper abdominal pain in late 2024 that she initially and repeatedly attributed to benign causes. After a brief urgent-care visit and later an emergency-room workup prompted by chills and vomiting, imaging showed an inflamed colon and fluid; a colonoscopy and biopsy confirmed stage … Read more

SNL Sketch Mocks Celebrities Blaming Tourette’s After BAFTAs

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Lead: On Feb. 28, a cut-for-time sketch on Saturday Night Live used last week’s BAFTAs controversy to satirize a series of high-profile figures who attribute offensive speech to Tourette syndrome. The sketch referenced a Feb. 22 incident at the BAFTAs in which John Davidson, a Tourette syndrome advocate, had involuntary vocalizations that included an offensive … Read more

Investors spill what they aren’t looking for anymore in AI SaaS companies – TechCrunch

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Lead On March 1, 2026, a TechCrunch round of interviews with venture capitalists revealed a clear shift in where investor dollars are going in AI software-as-a-service (SaaS). While billions have flowed into AI startups in recent years, VCs say many categories no longer excite them. Investors now favor businesses with deep workflow ownership, proprietary data, … Read more

Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO Suggests These 4 Companies Are Forever Stocks—and 2 That Might Not Be

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Lead In a recent report by Barron’s, Berkshire Hathaway’s chief executive identified four companies he views as suitable for indefinite ownership and flagged two others as less certain candidates. The commentary reflects the firm’s long-standing preference for durable businesses with strong cash flow and predictable moats. The same piece also highlights that Charlie Munger managed … Read more