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San Antonio extended their winning streak to nine games with a 114-103 victory over Detroit in a physical matchup between two top NBA teams. Victor Wembanyama recorded 21 points, 17 rebounds and six blocks while Devin Vassell led scoring with 28 points and seven three-pointers.

The Dominican Republic experienced its second complete power failure in just three months on Monday, raising questions about the Caribbean nation's electrical infrastructure reliability. The outage disrupted transportation and forced business closures before crews began restoring service.

Court documents reveal Meta's top safety officials internally criticized the company's plan to encrypt Facebook Messenger, warning it would severely hamper efforts to detect child exploitation. The revelations come from a New Mexico lawsuit alleging Meta failed to protect minors from predators on its platforms.

Canada announced plans to help Cuba deal with severe fuel shortages caused by Washington's intensified efforts to block oil shipments to the island nation. The U.N. has warned that Cuba's energy crisis could lead to a humanitarian disaster if assistance doesn't arrive soon.

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer has struck a licensing deal with Chinese biotech firm Sciwind Biosciences for a new type 2 diabetes medication called ecnoglutide. The agreement could be worth up to $495 million if certain development and sales targets are achieved.

The 18th-ranked Baylor Bears defeated Kansas State 80-54 Monday night behind strong performances from Taliah Scott and Bella Fontleroy. The victory keeps Baylor in contention for the Big 12 regular season title, sitting just half a game behind TCU with a crucial matchup against the Horned Frogs coming up Sunday.

Tech giant Apple plans to relocate portions of its Mac Mini desktop computer manufacturing from Asian facilities to a Foxconn plant in Houston, Texas later this year. The move represents Apple's latest domestic investment following a $600 billion commitment to U.S. manufacturing announced last summer.

Detroit Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal will only make one start for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic next month. The two-time Cy Young Award winner wants to focus on preparing for Detroit's season opener while still representing his country.

Mexican army special forces killed Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho,' during a capture attempt in Jalisco state Sunday. The 59-year-old built one of Mexico's most powerful drug cartels over two decades, with the U.S. offering a $15 million bounty for his arrest.

South Korea's imprisoned ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol is fighting his life sentence after being convicted of rebellion for declaring martial law last December. The controversial decree lasted only six hours before lawmakers overturned it, but sparked the nation's worst political crisis in decades.

International Business Machines saw its worst single-day stock decline in over two decades Monday following an announcement from AI startup Anthropic. The company said its new technology can quickly modernize old computer programming systems that IBM has traditionally serviced.

The Women's National Basketball Association has identified March 10 as a key target to complete collective bargaining agreement talks with players. Without a deal by that date, the 2026 season schedule could face disruptions as the league prepares for expansion and free agency.

Precious metals took a hit Tuesday as gold fell 1.5% from recent highs, weighed down by a strengthening U.S. dollar. The decline came despite ongoing concerns about trade policy changes and rising tensions with Iran that typically boost gold demand.

President Donald Trump will focus on economic accomplishments and announce new cost-cutting initiatives during his State of the Union address on Tuesday evening. The speech, themed around America's upcoming 250th anniversary, is scheduled for 9 p.m. ET before Congress.

Delaware state offices in Kent and Sussex counties will start operations at 10 a.m. Tuesday due to ongoing conditions. New Castle County offices will maintain normal hours, while driving restrictions in southern counties remain under evaluation.

The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, New Jersey released a special weather statement for the Delmarva Peninsula on Sunday evening at 9:53 PM. The alert provides important weather information for Delaware and surrounding areas.

Federal investigators determined that inadequate safety procedures at a Pemex refinery in Texas led to a deadly hydrogen sulfide leak that killed two workers in October 2024. The U.S. Chemical Safety Board found the company lacked proper systems for identifying equipment, which caused workers to mistakenly open the wrong pipe.

A crucial witness who disputed federal agents' account of a fatal shooting during an immigration enforcement operation has died in a car accident. Joshua Orta had provided testimony contradicting the Department of Homeland Security's version of events in the death of his friend Ruben Ray Martinez. The witness's death comes as the victim's family prepares a wrongful death lawsuit.

Crude oil prices remained close to their highest levels in nearly seven months on Tuesday as markets watched upcoming U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations. Trading was also influenced by renewed concerns over American trade policy and escalating Middle East tensions.

Felix Auger-Aliassime of Canada secured a hard-fought victory in his opening match at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships. The Canadian player defeated China's Zhizhen Zhang in straight sets despite facing multiple match points in the second set.

The U.S. dollar struggled Tuesday as Asian markets reopened amid uncertainty over President Trump's latest tariff announcements. After the Supreme Court struck down his emergency tariffs, Trump warned of even higher duties on countries that "play games" with trade agreements.

The U.S. Coast Guard has launched an investigation after a swastika was discovered drawn on a bathroom wall at their primary recruit training center in Cape May, New Jersey. The hate symbol was immediately removed and Coast Guard leadership addressed nearly 900 recruits and staff about the incident.

Stock markets across Asia experienced mixed results Tuesday morning after Wall Street dropped overnight. Investor confidence was shaken by uncertainty surrounding President Trump's trade policies and rising global tensions.

A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect until 5 PM today for Kent County, Inland Sussex County, and Delaware Beaches, with up to six inches of flooding expected in low-lying coastal areas.

The National Weather Service Mount Holly office has issued a coastal flood advisory for Delaware's shoreline areas. The advisory remains in effect from Friday morning through Friday evening.

A top Ukrainian official says another round of peace negotiations to end the ongoing war could take place by week's end. The talks would continue diplomatic efforts that have been ongoing in Abu Dhabi and Geneva involving Ukraine, Russia, and the United States.

The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear the National Rifle Association's appeal for a second time in their free speech case against former New York financial regulator Maria Vullo. The NRA claimed Vullo pressured banks and insurers to cut ties with the gun rights organization following the 2018 Parkland school shooting.

An approaching winter storm has caused the House Agriculture Committee to reschedule their farm bill markup session. The committee was set to begin reviewing the legislation on Monday but will now meet next week instead.

Agricultural experts are monitoring whether southern rust will strike corn crops again after record-breaking disease levels devastated Midwestern farms in 2025. The plant pathogen has become a major concern for farmers preparing for the upcoming growing season.

Rehoboth Beach officials provide updates following severe storm conditions affecting the coastal community. The city addresses water conservation measures, widespread power outages, and ongoing road restrictions while crews work to restore services.

New Castle County officials have lowered their driving advisory to Level 1 as of 11:30 AM. Residents are still urged to exercise caution and plan for additional travel time when driving.

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says last week's Supreme Court decision leaves major questions unanswered about Trump's tariff authority. The court didn't address whether tariff refunds would be required or clarify presidential powers on trade policy.

As Ukraine marks four years of conflict with Russia, residents share personal stories of transformation from peaceful lives to military service, devastating loss, and resilience. From a ballroom dance instructor turned army sniper to families torn apart by airstrikes, Ukrainians demonstrate remarkable strength despite unimaginable hardship.

A suicide bomber struck a police patrol car in downtown Moscow early Tuesday, killing one officer and injuring two others. The blast occurred just after midnight near a major train station in the Russian capital.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is embarking on a diplomatic tour to India, Australia and Japan this week as part of his strategy to reduce Canada's trade dependence on the United States. The move comes as President Trump threatens massive tariffs on Canadian goods and makes provocative comments about Canada becoming America's 51st state.

The family of late soul legend Isaac Hayes has reached a settlement agreement with Donald Trump's campaign over unauthorized use of the classic hit "Hold On, I'm Coming." The legal dispute, filed in August 2024, claimed the song was used without permission 133 times during Trump's presidential campaigns.

Mexican officials sent 2,000 additional military personnel to Jalisco state on Monday following violent unrest. The deployment comes after authorities captured and killed Nemesio Oseguera, the country's most wanted cartel leader known as 'El Mencho.'

Panama's Supreme Court has officially terminated port contracts with a Hong Kong-based company, allowing two major shipping firms to take temporary control of critical Panama Canal terminals. The move comes amid rising U.S.-China tensions over global trade routes and follows President Trump's push to reduce Chinese influence over the canal.

A recent Supreme Court ruling that overturned former President Trump's tariff policies is creating uncertainty in international trade relationships. Agricultural economists warn that trading partners are now questioning previously signed agreements, potentially disrupting future negotiations.

The Wisconsin State Assembly concluded its session Friday by advancing multiple agricultural policy measures. Several bills that previously passed the Senate are now heading to Governor Tony Evers for his approval or rejection.

France has barred US Ambassador Charles Kushner from meeting with government officials after he failed to appear at the Foreign Ministry when summoned. The diplomatic dispute stems from American embassy comments about the killing of a French political activist.

Monday's commodity markets displayed varied performance across grain and livestock sectors. Soybean prices declined while soybean oil gained ground, and livestock futures showed mostly downward movement.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum authorized a high-stakes military operation that killed the country's most wanted cartel leader, triggering massive retaliation across 20 states. The raid represents a major shift from previous policies and could reshape Mexico's ongoing battle against organized crime.

Major cybersecurity companies saw significant stock declines Monday following the launch of Anthropic's new AI-powered security tool. CrowdStrike, Datadog and other firms dropped as much as 11% as investors worried about AI's impact on the cybersecurity industry.

Dr. Peter Attia has departed from his new CBS News contributor position following the public release of emails showing his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The longevity medicine specialist's name appeared over 1,700 times in recently released court documents from the Epstein case.

Major cryptocurrency platform Crypto.com has obtained preliminary federal approval to operate as a regulated trust bank. The move represents a significant shift toward mainstream acceptance of digital assets under the Trump administration's more favorable regulatory approach.

Commodity markets displayed varied performance on Monday as traders keep close watch on agricultural conditions in South America. Brazil's soybean harvest has reached approximately 30% completion, while Argentina's crop ratings have shown slight improvement following recent precipitation.

A downed tree has forced authorities to shut down Baker Mill Road at its intersection with Fleetwood Pond Road. The closure remains in effect while crews work to clear the obstruction.

The U.S. women's ice hockey team that captured Olympic gold last week has turned down President Trump's invitation to Tuesday's State of the Union address. USA Hockey says the players have scheduling conflicts with academic and professional obligations following their return from the Milano Cortina Olympics.

A powerful winter storm wreaked havoc on air travel across the Northeast, causing more than 8,000 flight cancellations and delays on Monday alone. Airlines are working to restore normal operations as the blizzard dumped over 2.5 feet of snow in some areas, with thousands of additional flights already canceled for Tuesday.

A powerful winter storm has blanketed Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts with more than a foot of snow. Despite frigid 20-degree temperatures and blowing snow, some winter sports enthusiasts took advantage of the conditions to enjoy skiing.

The head of America's biggest bank announced Monday he intends to continue leading JPMorgan Chase for several more years. Jamie Dimon made the announcement during the bank's investor meeting in New York.

Brazil's government announced it will cancel a controversial decree that would have expanded Amazon river privatization after Indigenous protesters took over a Cargill grain terminal. The protesters argued the policy would harm water quality and their fishing livelihoods through increased dredging operations.

Venezuela has freed close to 2,200 inmates from prison facilities following the implementation of a new amnesty law. The releases began after the legislation took effect last Friday, according to a government official overseeing the program.

Officials in Peru recovered the bodies of a father and son who were killed when heavy rainfall triggered deadly mudslides in the southern region. The severe weather has impacted approximately 5,500 homes and forced widespread evacuations across southern provinces.

Independent volunteers persist in searching Arizona desert areas for Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, despite law enforcement requests to halt civilian efforts. The elderly woman vanished from her Tucson-area home three weeks ago under suspicious circumstances, with blood evidence suggesting foul play.

The late Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. will lie in state at the South Carolina Statehouse next Monday, returning to his home state where his activism began. Jackson, who died Feb. 17 at age 84, started his civil rights journey as a high school student challenging segregation at his local library.

Dr. Peter Attia, a well-known longevity expert and podcast host, has stepped away from his CBS News contributor position following the release of Justice Department documents that revealed his email exchanges with Jeffrey Epstein. While Attia denies any wrongdoing and says he never attended Epstein's parties, he acknowledged some of his correspondence was inappropriate.

A deadly blast occurred outside a central Moscow railway station Tuesday morning, claiming the lives of two people including a police officer and the individual suspected of planting the explosive device. Two additional officers sustained injuries in the attack at Savyolovsky station.

The head of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics organization is defending Chairman Casey Wasserman amid growing pressure for him to step down. Wasserman faces scrutiny after his name appeared in recently released Justice Department documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.

A cryptocurrency backed by the Trump family experienced a temporary price drop on Monday following what officials called a coordinated security breach. The USD1 stablecoin fell slightly below its target $1 value but recovered quickly, with company officials saying all funds remained secure.

The Trump administration is exploring fresh national security-based tariffs targeting six specific industries after the Supreme Court invalidated his broader second-term trade levies last week. The proposed tariffs would affect sectors including batteries, industrial chemicals, and telecommunications equipment, separate from the 15% global tariff already announced.

Governor Meyer has canceled the Level 1 Driving Warning for New Castle County as of 6:00 p.m. However, officials warn drivers to remain cautious as snow may still cover some roads and bridges could be icy.

American stock markets dropped sharply Monday following President Trump's announcement of new 15% global tariffs after the Supreme Court struck down previous duties. The uncertainty has investors fleeing to safer assets like gold and Treasury bonds while private credit concerns add to market jitters.

A downed tree is causing traffic disruptions on Veale Road at Evergreen Lane. Motorists should expect delays and consider alternate routes while crews work to clear the roadway.

A downed tree is causing traffic disruptions on Veale Road at the intersection with Evergreen Lane. Delaware Department of Transportation crews are working to clear the obstruction and restore normal traffic flow.

Shipping giant FedEx has filed a federal lawsuit seeking full reimbursement for emergency tariffs imposed during the Trump administration. The legal action comes after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled last week that the tariffs were unlawful.

Ben Pickman, who previously covered basketball for Sports Illustrated and The Athletic, has been hired by the Portland Fire as a salary cap and strategy analyst. The Fire are preparing for their return to the WNBA after their original franchise operated from 2000-2002.

Dallas Cowboys executives indicate they're likely to place the franchise tag on wide receiver George Pickens rather than sign him to a long-term deal. The move would allow the team to retain Pickens while preserving salary cap space to strengthen their struggling defense.

Democratic lawmakers are criticizing the Trump administration for halting technology security actions targeting Chinese companies, calling it a threat to national security. The pause includes suspending bans on China Telecom operations and TP-Link router sales in the U.S.

The Trump administration is expanding its investigation into overseas financial influence at American colleges by bringing the State Department into oversight efforts. Universities must now report foreign gifts exceeding $250,000, with Qatar, Britain, and China being the top funding sources in 2025.

A downed tree has forced authorities to shut down Seenytown Road at its intersection with Judith Road. The roadway remains impassable until crews can clear the obstruction.

The National Weather Service Mount Holly office released a special weather statement on February 23rd at 6:34 PM. Unfortunately, the specific details of the weather alert are not available in the provided source material.

A downed tree is completely blocking traffic on Windmill Drive at its intersection with Pine Grove Lane. Motorists should avoid the area and seek alternate routes until crews can clear the obstruction.

Chicago voters selected 'Abolish ICE' as the winning name in the city's annual snowplow naming contest, combining a clever winter pun with political protest. The double-meaning name references both ice removal and opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement following recent federal raids in the area.

The US Ambassador to Chile defended travel bans imposed on three Chilean government officials, calling it America's sovereign right. The restrictions stem from concerns about a proposed underwater cable project linking Chile to China that US officials say threatens regional security.

A former Immigration and Customs Enforcement attorney testified before Congress that the agency's training program for new deportation officers has serious flaws. Ryan Schwank, who resigned in February, claimed the program has been shortened and stripped of essential components, while the Department of Homeland Security denies cutting any requirements.

Despite road crews successfully clearing local streets, Wicomico County's Government Office Building remains without power following recent storms. The closure affects county services as utility crews continue working to restore electricity to affected areas.

Two-time Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal pitched two scoreless innings in his spring debut, though the Detroit Tigers fell 3-0 to Minnesota. The $32 million pitcher struck out four batters and plans to participate in just one World Baseball Classic game before returning to Tigers camp.

A new analysis shows Democratic candidates have significantly outpaced their Republican counterparts in fundraising for the most competitive House races ahead of November's midterm elections. With Republicans holding just a slim majority, Democrats need to flip only a few seats to regain control of the chamber.

For the first time in league history, WNBA players will receive revenue sharing payments totaling $8 million after the league hit financial benchmarks. The milestone comes as the players union and league continue negotiations on a new collective bargaining agreement.

Federal regulators have given WisdomTree permission to offer instant trading of blockchain-based shares in a money market fund. The approval marks the first time investors can buy and sell tokenized mutual fund shares throughout the trading day rather than waiting until market close.

A catastrophic electrical grid failure left the entire Dominican Republic without power Monday morning, marking the Caribbean nation's second nationwide blackout in just three months. The outage brought traffic to a standstill and forced businesses to close while repair teams scrambled to restore electricity.

Paramount has increased its offer to acquire Warner Bros Discovery, intensifying competition with Netflix for control of major entertainment properties. The battle involves billions of dollars and popular franchises like Harry Potter and Game of Thrones. Netflix currently has a $27.75 per share deal but faces pressure from Paramount's higher bid.

America's most visited national park faced major staffing reductions when the National Park Service eliminated nearly 25% of positions in the past year. Community volunteers have stepped forward to bridge the gap at Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

A tree has fallen across Seven Hickories Road at its intersection with Main Street, forcing authorities to close the roadway. DelDOT is working to clear the obstruction and reopen the route to traffic.

A downed tree has forced the closure of Thicket Road where it meets Pickett Road. DelDOT is working to clear the obstruction and reopen the roadway to traffic.

Kent and Sussex counties have seen their driving restrictions reduced from a complete ban to limited travel only. New Castle County maintains its current driving advisory as cleanup efforts progress across the state.

The U.S. women's hockey team that won Olympic gold has respectfully turned down President Trump's invitation to Tuesday's State of the Union address. The team cited scheduling conflicts with academic and professional obligations following their return from the Games.

A downed tree has forced authorities to shut down Silverside Road at its intersection with Sweetbriar Road. DelDOT is working to clear the obstruction and reopen the roadway to traffic.

A downed tree has forced authorities to shut down Main Street at West Commerce Street. The roadway remains impassable until crews can remove the obstruction.

A downed tree has forced the closure of Bethel Road at its intersection with Firemans Road. Motorists should seek alternate routes while crews work to clear the roadway obstruction.

A downed tree has forced authorities to shut down Redden Road at its intersection with Camp Road. The roadway remains impassable until crews can clear the fallen tree from the travel lanes.

Mexican authorities say monitoring a romantic partner helped them locate and kill notorious cartel boss Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as "El Mencho." The deadly operation resulted in more than 70 deaths across multiple Mexican states as the cartel violently retaliated.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., now the nation's top health official, is endorsing President Trump's executive order to boost domestic glyphosate production despite previously fighting against the controversial herbicide. His support has sparked criticism from environmental activists who feel betrayed by the administration's pesticide policies.

The U.S. Department of Education announced two new agreements Monday that shift additional programs to other federal agencies, continuing the Trump administration's effort to dismantle the department. Health and Human Services will now oversee school safety grants while the State Department takes control of tracking foreign university donations.

US forces conducted a deadly strike against a suspected drug smuggling boat in Caribbean waters on Monday, resulting in three fatalities. The attack is part of the Trump administration's ongoing military campaign against alleged narcotics traffickers that has claimed at least 151 lives since September.

The University of Delaware baseball team will hit the road for midweek matchups. The Blue Hens are scheduled to face Maryland and La Salle in upcoming contests.

Twenty-two Senate Democrats have proposed legislation requiring the Trump administration to return all revenue from tariffs recently struck down by the Supreme Court within 180 days. The bill would prioritize small businesses for refunds and could affect over $175 billion in collected tariff revenue.

Citigroup announced Monday it has agreed to sell nearly a quarter of its Mexican banking subsidiary Banamex to a group of major investors for approximately $2.5 billion. The transaction will reduce Citi's ownership in the Mexican operation from 73% to 49% once completed later this year.