Monthly Archives: February, 2026
Strategy’s Bitcoin Holdings Face $900M in Losses as BTC Slips Below $76K
Strategy’s Bitcoin Holdings Face $900M in Losses as BTC Slips Below $76K Author Sujha Sundararajan Author Sujha Sundararajan Part of the Team Since Jun 2023 About Author Sujha has been recognised as 🟣 Women In Crypto 2024 🟣 by BeInCrypto for her leadership in crypto journalism. Last updated: February 2, 2026 Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin stack
179-year-old tobacco giant sends blunt message to workers
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Russian Court Jails Illegal Casino Network Members
Reports of a sudden increase in the number of gambling-related crimes in Russia’s Far East got fresh backing following the sentences issued by a Vladivostok court to 16 people tied to an illegal casino network that had been allegedly operating for years in the region’s Integrated Entertainment Zone (IEZ). The latter is a special leisure
Historic college football program lands 37 players from transfer portal
For the first time since the 2013 season, the Penn State Nittany Lions will not have James Franklin calling the shots on the sidelines. Franklin was fired after the team's 3-3 start to a season where many had pegged them as favorites to win it all. While Penn State missed on a couple of notable
What Is the Net Worth of Gus Malzahn at the Time of Retirement? Salary History of Former Auburn & FSU Coach
After over three decades of coaching excellence, veteran coach Guz Malzahn announced his retirement on Monday, February 2. He’s one of the innovative offensive masterminds in football who adopted the ‘no-huddle, up-tempo’ philosophy. His stints as head coach at Arkansas State, Auburn, and UCF were marked by massive success, earning a career HC record of
Fantasy Baseball: What you missed after football started, from unlikely risers to prospect call-ups
Fantasy Baseball: What you missed after football started, from unlikely risers to prospect call-ups You may have tuned out, but the season kept going Feb 2, 2026 at 3:37 am ET • 35 min read Welcome to February and the first weekend without NFL football since ... well, since baseball season was still going on.
Should medical marijuana be less stringently regulated? A drug policy expert explains what’s at stake
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Puddin AI is the new homework monitor, and Kyushu University is testing it on students
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Democrats maintain an edge in the fight for Congress as Trump gets poor marks
President Donald Trump’s poor approval rating continues to weigh down his party ahead of the midterms — though the GOP has a slim measure of separation from the president, with Democrats holding a 5-point lead in the battle for control of Congress, according …
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Lenovo Built the AI Engine Behind the 2026 World Cup — Here’s How It Performed on Opening Night
For the global tech industry, the real story was unfolding behind the broadcast feed. Every one of those pivotal moments — the early goal, the VAR-reviewed red cards, the offside checks — ran through AI systems built and deployed by Lenovo, FIFA's official technology partner and the first Chinese company ever to occupy that role
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Rotunda row should spark debate on what we want maternity services to be under Sláintecare
Before the government quickly moves on, let’s have a look at what is offered in the public system today and start a conversation about what the goal is for public maternity services...
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Swiss voters decide on proposal to cap population at 10 million
Geneva: Voters in Switzerland are casting ballots on a proposal to cap the country’s population at 10 million, in a closely watched referendum driven by the right-wing Swiss People’s Party.The initiative, described as the “sustainability initiative,” aims to limit population growth by requiring the government to take measures to ensure the population does not exceed