849,310 Broncos and Edges (2021-2026) may overheat and shut down the rearview camera.

889,950 Escapes, Corsairs, Aviators, Explorers (2020-2024) may show a flipped or inverted image.

No injuries or accidents reported yet, but NHTSA warns drivers of potential hazards.

Ford offers software fixes for Broncos and Edges; remedies for other models are in development.

Ukraine’s drones priced $1,000–$2,000, counter Iranian-style Shaheds more cheaply than expensive Patriot missiles.

U.S. and Gulf states face shortages after expending hundreds of missiles in recent Middle East conflicts.

Legal and regulatory hurdles prevent Ukraine from formally exporting drones, despite domestic production capacity in the tens of thousands per month.

Ukraine plans to send instructors to train foreign crews, making human expertise its key export asset.

The deal includes $331 million in cash and customary purchase price adjustments.

Impacted parks include Valleyfair, Worlds of Fun, Michigan’s Adventure, Schlitterbahn Galveston, Six Flags St. Louis, Great Escape, and La Ronde.

Parks will maintain regular operations during the transition with no major guest disruptions expected.

Six Flags aims to refocus on growth, infrastructure upgrades, and immersive attractions at remaining parks.

Swedish authorities are investigating the Caffa, a cargo ship with a mostly Russian crew accused of transporting stolen grain, after boarding it in Swedish waters; the vessel was sailing under a false Guinean flag and is on Ukraine’s sanctions list. One person is under criminal investigation amid concerns over the ship’s seaworthiness. Read More

A federal judge ruled Kari Lake, Trump’s pick to lead the U.S. Agency for Global Media, lacked legal authority to slash Voice of America operations, calling her actions unlawful under the Appointments Clause and Vacancies Act. VOA now runs with minimal staff after mass layoffs and contract terminations. Read More

China signals hope for a “landmark year” in relations with the U.S., ahead of a March summit between President’s Xi Jinping and Donald Trump, emphasizing strategic dialogue and urging Washington to meet Beijing halfway. Foreign Minister Wang Yi also called for an end to the war in Iran and stronger U.N. leadership. Read More

At the Shield of the Americas Summit in Miami, President Trump vowed to “take care of Cuba” while praising Venezuela’s interim leadership for cooperation, linking U.S. oil exports and economic support to regional stability. The event included leaders from 12 Latin American nations. Read More

Norwegian police say an early Sunday blast at the US embassy in Oslo may have been terrorism, causing minor damage but no injuries, with authorities deploying forensic teams and investigating the incident. The public entrance sustained shattered glass and burn marks, and officials are appealing for witnesses. Read More

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should be removed from the royal succession over his “deplorable” actions and links to Jeffrey Epstein, despite still being eighth in line. Carney stressed the principle of following the formal removal process. Read More

Lose an hour of sleep: Clocks jump from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m., briefly reducing rest and potentially impacting health.

Federal law dictates timing: DST starts on the second Sunday in March and ends the first Sunday in November, as observed since 2007.

Not universal: Arizona, Hawaii, and U.S. territories—including Puerto Rico and Guam—do not follow DST, with the Navajo Nation an exception.

Health risks: Even a small loss of sleep can raise stress hormones, increasing risks of heart attack and stroke, especially for older adults and women.

Tips to adjust: Gradually shift bedtime 15–20 minutes earlier, get morning sunlight, and take walks to stabilize circadian rhythms.

Liu won two Olympic golds in Milan, including the first U.S. women’s individual gold since 2002.

Withdrawal follows a common post-Olympic pattern as athletes rest after a long season.

Liu became the first American woman since 2006 to win the world title last year.

Her distinctive style, streaked hair, and piercings have made her a cultural icon beyond skating.

Saxon claims he worked 16-hour days as project manager, security, and live-in caretaker, often in unsafe sleeping conditions.

Ye testified he had vague memory of hiring Saxon, was unaware Saxon lived on the property, and did not know how much he owed.

Saxon alleges Ye failed to pay full wages and exposed him to dangerous conditions, including sleeping near open insulation.

Ye appeared drowsy during questioning and denied key allegations; his wife Bianca Censori also testified about her limited knowledge of Saxon’s living arrangements.

Barbie Debuts, 1959 – Mattel introduces the first Barbie doll at the American International Toy Fair in New York City, launching a cultural icon that has influenced fashion, social values, and perceptions of female independence.

First Ford Mustang, 1964 – Ford builds the original Mustang, creating an enduring sports car that transformed the American automobile market.

First Electron Microscope, 1931 – German physicist Ernst Ruska develops the first electron microscope, enabling scientists to see objects far smaller than possible with light microscopes and paving the way for modern nanotechnology and medical research.