A guide details the various ways to watch the 2014 Starz crime drama television series Power and its three spinoffs in chronological order.

Predictions for the USA vs. Sweden men's Olympic hockey game suggest a decisive victory for the American team, allowing them to advance in the tournament.

The Miami Dolphins are reportedly in a difficult position regarding quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, with some urging the team to cut ties while others question their options.

An indictment against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoğlu and three others on charges of 'political espionage' has been accepted by a court, with the trial set for May.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has proposed stricter regulations for unruly airline passengers, emphasizing a 'zero tolerance' policy.

The conservative town of Social Circle, Georgia, is forming an unusual coalition to push back against plans to convert a warehouse into an ICE detention center.

Billionaire rapper Jay-Z's extensive and valuable luxury watch collection, featuring rare and complex timepieces, has been showcased.

With 50 days remaining until the 90th edition of The Masters, golf enthusiasts are anticipating the prestigious tournament.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are preparing for their first spring game, with anticipation surrounding Shohei Ohtani, Teoscar Hernández, and Hyeseong Kim.

Sharon AI has priced its $125 million U.S. initial public offering and is set to list on the Nasdaq exchange.

Investors are showing a record bearish sentiment towards the dollar, raising questions about its future trajectory in the market.

Europe is urged to treat energy security as a critical component of defence policy, shifting focus from mere efficiency and decarbonisation to resilience.

Ivan Toney has indicated he is open to a move back to the Premier League, while other transfer rumors include Liverpool's plans for Dominik Szoboszlai and Nick Woltemade's ambitions.

During Yankees spring training, players and coaches are sharing their favorite foods, movies, and other personal details, offering fans a glimpse into their lives.

The Las Vegas Raiders have requested an interview with Vikings assistant Jordan Traylor for their quarterbacks coach position, potentially to mentor expected first overall pick Fernando Mendoza.

Free agent running back Travis Etienne is being suggested as a valuable addition to the Denver Broncos, praised for his versatility and playmaking skills.

The Milwaukee Brewers are gearing up for Cactus League play, with four key questions surrounding the team as spring training games begin this weekend.

Sean O’Malley has expressed doubt about competing at UFC White House, stating he is still awaiting a call.

The No. 10 Ohio State women’s basketball team faces No. 23 Minnesota, aiming to avoid their first consecutive losses of the season.

Friends of Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa share details about the couple's private and devoted final days in Santa Fe, a year after their deaths.

Gold prices are currently below $5,000 as investors anticipate guidance from the Federal Reserve for clues on future market direction.

Wellgistics Health has invested in a mental health AI startup as part of its strategy to expand its software offerings.

Rival Formula 1 teams are questioning the FIA's approval of Mercedes' 2026 engine, raising concerns about the private testing methods used at their factory.

A Barcelona presidential candidate has unveiled a giant banner featuring Lionel Messi, making the star a key talking point in the ongoing elections despite his non-participation.

China is focusing on attracting more spending from international tourists during the extended Lunar New Year holiday to stimulate its economy.

A review of 'Dust,' a drama that fictionalizes a tech-bro dotcom bust in rural Belgium, drawing parallels to contemporary AI times.

Iran announced that it has reached an agreement with the United States on 'guiding principles' during talks in Geneva aimed at avoiding conflict.

Loyola's volleyball team is intensely focused on reclaiming a Southern Section title, driven by early morning practices.

Arsenal captain Leah Williamson has been recalled to the England squad, marking her return after an injury layoff.

Mohamed El-Erian has raised concerns as China's share of US Treasury holdings has fallen to a 15-year low of 7%.

Thailand is positioning itself as a 'frontline state' for peace efforts in Myanmar, indicating its role in regional diplomacy.

Takaichi has been formally elected as the Prime Minister of Japan and is looking to expedite budget deliberations.

Former President Donald Trump's administration pursued a deregulation blitz, and a new paint scheme for his Air Force One includes gold, red, white, and blue.

The increasing demand for land to build data centers, driven by AI, is creating an additional obstacle to addressing the critical need for housing.

The season one soundtrack for 'Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves,' featuring dance tracks from artists like Steve Aoki and Solomun, will be available on streaming and vinyl.

Internationally acclaimed composer Pigi Lykoudi shares her journey and vision for transforming the Greek language into music.

Orlando Pirates assistant coach Mandla Ncikazi stated that the team is aiming for maximum points in their upcoming match against Sundowns.

Cadence Design Systems' stock increased after Wall Street analysts praised its recent financial results and optimistic guidance.

Dozens of rights groups are raising alarms over proposed EU immigration legislation, warning it could lead to US-style ICE immigration enforcement in Europe.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray met Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde in Mumbai, marking their first interaction since the BMC elections and amid reported unease within the MNS.

A second day of peace talks between Ukraine and Russia concluded after only two hours, with the Ukrainian side describing the discussions as 'difficult'.

Michael Vaughan has called on England captain Harry Brook to deliver strong performances in crucial matches, following his recent successes in Sri Lanka.

Rennes has appointed Franck Haise as their new coach, replacing Habib Beye who was sacked last week.

Celtic loanee Tomas Cvancara has expressed his ambition to secure a long-term future at the club, stating his desire to prove his worth.

Hims & Hers Health is being assessed for its potential for sustained long-term growth in the market.

The Chinese coastguard has revealed its growing dependence on aerial drones for daily training and operations at the Scarborough Shoal, as detailed in a recent Lunar New Year post.

The Matildas have named their Women's Asian Cup squad, including Sam Kerr and taking a risk on Mary Fowler's fitness, while injured Charli Grant misses out ahead of their opening match against the Philippines.

Approximately £45 million raised through investment in The Hundred will be allocated to projects aimed at making cricket more inclusive across England and Wales.

ESPN's Matt Bowen argues that the New Orleans Saints are the ideal team for free agent Steelers running back Kenneth Gainwell, citing his previous experience with coach Kellen Moore.

Colorado Rockies news and links for Wednesday, February 18, 2026, highlight key storylines for position players as spring training approaches.

Fernando Alonso has raised concerns that the new 2026 Formula 1 cars might be too easy to drive, challenging the narrative of the upcoming regulation overhaul.

Manny Pacquiao is set to make his return to the ring in Las Vegas for a 10-round exhibition boxing match against Ruslan Provodnikov.

The Chicago White Sox are preparing for the Cactus League opener, with mandatory optimism being a tradition at Camelback Ranch.

World Cup hero Mario Götze's contract with Eintracht Frankfurt expires next summer, with uncertainty surrounding a new deal.

This article explains why investors are currently favoring Woodward (WWD) stock, highlighting factors contributing to its positive market sentiment.

A Nashville teacher claims she was threatened with termination for refusing to read an LGBTQ-themed book to first-graders, citing her religious beliefs.

PlayStation Plus subscribers can now claim several free bonus downloads in addition to the new games added to the catalog for February.

VfB Stuttgart captain Jeff Chabot expresses confidence ahead of their Europa League playoff first leg against Celtic.

Workday's stock experienced a decline after Citizens downgraded the company, citing worries related to the impact of artificial intelligence.

Rebecca Morrison's heroic final throw kept Great Britain's Olympic curling medal hopes alive in a crucial must-win encounter.

The NCAA has once more denied the proposed joint spring game between Colorado and Syracuse, though future collaboration remains a possibility.

Inter Milan's Hakan Calhanoglu is reportedly in danger of missing both Champions League fixtures against Bodo/Glimt.

A new series explores how the warming Gulf of Maine is impacting the town of York, highlighting the local effects of climate change.

A story recounts the bravery of a Yangon barmaid who confronted a North Korean assassin, bringing to light a historical event.

Chinese visitor numbers to Japan have dropped again as tensions between the two countries continue to simmer.

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A viral AI project, Vibe coding platform, has quickly grown from a side hustle to a coveted prize, claiming $100 million in annual run-rate revenue within eight months.

Gisèle Pelicot, a French woman whose husband was convicted of inviting men to rape her unconscious body, has released her memoir, which is now available in 22 languages.

Ronald Acuna and Chris Sale are expected to be key players in the Atlanta Braves' efforts to return to the postseason after finishing fourth in the tough NL East last season.

Troubadour Resources has initiated a non-brokered private placement aiming to raise $3 million.

A security guard was caught on CCTV stealing £11,000 worth of clothes from Harrods, reportedly due to being 'in trouble with mum'.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is scheduled to hold a press conference to explain the policies of his second cabinet.

Surrey Police are appealing for information regarding claims of human trafficking and sexual assault dating back to 1994, which have resurfaced in the Epstein files.

Former world number two Paula Badosa has addressed and refuted suggestions that her withdrawal from a tournament in Dubai was 'disrespectful to the game'.

Spring training has begun for the Tampa Bay Rays, with players, coaches, and front office personnel speaking for the first time in 2026, and some players preparing for the WBC.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expresses confidence as his team prepares for a challenging Premier League match against Wolves at Molineux Stadium.

Coherent Corp. is evaluating potential benefits from a strategic transition, aiming to capitalize on new opportunities.

Greece is cultivating closer ties with India, aiming to leverage the world's most populous democracy and largest consumer market for economic growth.

Aberdeen, currently without a manager and struggling in the Scottish Premiership, faces a critical Scottish Cup last-16 tie against Motherwell, a team described as their 'kryptonite club'.

The football match between Doncaster Rovers Belles and Leeds United Women has been postponed following a pitch inspection at the SL2 Rail Stadium.

The Atlanta Braves have released their 2026 Spring Training schedule, providing fans with game dates despite ongoing uncertainty regarding TV broadcasts.

Wimbledon has decided to keep its broadcast camera setup unchanged for the upcoming championships, despite criticism following a moment involving Coco Gauff at the Australian Open.

Kaitlyn Collett is poised to make Mat Classic history, recognized as a role model for aspiring female officials in wrestling.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah congratulated the J&K cricket team for their historic Ranji Trophy semifinal victory.

The stars of the film 'KPop Demon Hunters' are calling for Korean culture to be mainstream, suggesting to 'drop the K' as the film's success contributes to a wave of Korean hits.

An article explores whether pets, often considered family members, can be claimed as dependents on tax returns, providing guidance on tax regulations.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has launched a discrimination investigation into a Muslim development in Texas, which includes homes and a mosque, following attacks from Republican state officials.

New details about 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' reveal Scorpion's costume is following a nine-year-long trend seen in MCU villains.

Three standout players from the Glow, Odyssey Sims, Rebekah Gardner, and Natasha Mack, have been named Week 3 captains for Athletes Unlimited after dominating Week 2.

Paris Saint-Germain forward Ousmane Dembélé faces a new muscle injury scare, potentially sidelining him once again.

Palo Alto Networks' shares fell as the company faces increasing deal costs, particularly in its efforts to advance AI security initiatives.

Mizuho has upgraded Palantir, predicting a significant rally in its shares due to robust demand for artificial intelligence technologies.

Australia's early elimination from the ICC T20 World Cup could have long-term consequences, potentially affecting their performance at the 2028 Olympics.

Blackpool defender James Husband has been fined and lost his captaincy following his second red card of the 2026 season.

The office market is exhibiting a K-shaped recovery, mirroring the broader US economy where upper-income consumers drive growth while middle and working-class households face constraints.

A large number of people gathered outside the Karachi Press Club to protest the killing of a man during an alleged encounter by the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD).

Scam warlords are reportedly sending thousands to aid Myanmar Junta troops in a siege in Karen, highlighting complex dynamics in the conflict.

A human rights report alleges that Pakistan's Punjab police have killed 900 people in eight months, raising concerns about extrajudicial killings.

A traveler shares insights into why some foreigners have a negative perception of Indian tourists, citing behaviors like aggressive bargaining and queue-jumping.