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Denzel Aberdeen scored 19 points, but No. 25 Kentucky lost at No. 14 Florida 92-83 on Saturday in Gainesville. Kentucky (17-8, 8-4 Southeastern Conference) got a career-high-tying 18 points from Collin Chandler and 13 from Otega Oweh. Freshman Malachi Moreno had a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds for the Cats. Turnovers were key in Saturday’s game. Kentucky committed 14 turnovers and Florida turned those into 25 points. The Gators had 11 turnovers and the Cats were only able to convert those into 12 points. Florida (19-6, 10-2) scored the first five points before Aberdeen got UK on the board. The Gators responded by scoring the next five to lead 10-2. Chandler hit a three to get the Cats within five, but the Gators scored on the other end to lead by seven. An Andrija Jelavic fadeaway cut the deficit to 12-7. After Florida hit two free throws, Chandler made one-of-two to cut the UF lead to 14-8. The Gators answered with eight in a row to lead by 14.  » Read More

Bruins Published: Feb. 14, 2026, 9:13 a.m. Latvia's Dans Locmelis (11) celebrates after scoring a goal against Germany during the first period of a men's ice hockey preliminary round match at the 2026 Winter Olympics, in Milan, Italy, Saturday, Feb. 14, 2026. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)AP Dans Locmelis’ breakout day helped give Latvia a huge win in its second game of the Olympics. The Bruins prospect, who starred at UMass before turning pro, had two goals as Latvia surprised Germany, 4-3, on Saturday in Italy. Locmelis scored two goals on the power play against a German team that features NHL stars Leon Draisaitl and Tim Stultzle. Locmelis, 21, who is in his first full professional season, had 12 goals and nine assists for 21 points in 30 games for the Providence Bruins before the Olympics The fourth round pick has been a regular for Latvia in the World Championships in 2023, 2024 and 2025. Some Things I Think I Think: It’s time for Red Sox to move on from Masataka Yoshida What Bruins/Team USA defenseman learned from Quad God’s failure Olympics: How Bruins Jeremy Swayman, Team USA coach and players reacted to ugly goal Bruins goalie survives shaky goals to earn

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HANCOCK, MA./WOODFORD, Vt. - On Saturday morning, the Williams Carnival wrapped up with day two of competition from Jiminy Peak and Prospect Mtn. The men's and women's Nordic teams competed in the 3x5 CL relay, while the Alpine squads competed in the Slalom. Vermont placed second in the carnival with 754 total points. Dartmouth won the carnival with 935 total points and Middlebury rounded out the top three in third with 704 total points.     RELATED LINKS Williams Carnival Results   The men's Alpine squad placed second in the slalom with 97 points and three skiers in the top 20 of finishers. Oskar Gillberg was Vermont's best finisher, in fourth with a two-run time of 1:36.06 and 41 EISA points, his second top five finish of the season. Magnus Berge Styren followed in eighth, with a two-run time of 1:36.63, earning 33 points for the team, his second-best finish of the season. Sebastian Weiss placed 19th with a two-run time of 1:37.71 and 23 EISA points.   For the women's squad,  » Read More

The Wall Street Journal reported that Wasserman formally put the agency on the market and informed staff of the move in an internal memo. Casey Wasserman at the Vogue World: Hollywood Announcement at Chateau Marmont on March 26, 2025 in West Hollywood, California. Michael Buckner/Variety Trending on Billboard Casey Wasserman is planning to sell his namesake agency amid escalating fallout tied to documents released in the Jeffrey Epstein case, as first reported by The Wall Street Journal on Friday (Feb. 11). The Journal reported that Wasserman formally put the agency on the market and informed staff of the move in an internal memo, citing the controversy and recent client and executive departures. Related In the memo, Wasserman wrote: “At this moment, I believe that I have become a distraction to those efforts. That is why I have begun the process of selling the company, an effort that is already underway.” He added that Wasserman president Mike Watts “will assume day-to-day control of the business” while he focuses on his role leading the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games organizing committee. “First and foremost, I want to apologize to you,” Wasserman wrote to employees. “I’m deeply sorry that my past

A taxi driver and a school teacher died in the crash Shannon Brown Senior Reporter 08:32, 14 Feb 2026 Liberty Mitchell laughs in glee moments before double fatal crash A driver who caused the deaths of two people by overtaking dangerously on a Gloucestershire road regularly filmed herself speeding and swerving into oncoming traffic for social media, only weeks after passing her driving test. Liberty Mitchell, aged 21 and of Chipping Norton, appeared at Gloucester Crown Court on Friday, February 13, for sentencing after admitting causing the deaths of Octavian Codreanu and Moyra Whelan in a multi-vehicle crash near Aldsworth. Mitchell had recently turned 18 when she tried to overtake on the wrong side of the B4425 at Riversmeet North just after 12.45pm on Friday, December 2, 2022. Four vehicles were involved in the collision: a Mini Cooper driven by Mitchell, an Audi A3, a Polestar 2, and a Seat Leon taxi. Taxi driver Octavian Codreanu was pronounced deceased at the scene, while his passenger, school teacher Moyra Whelan, was taken to Southmead Hospital in Bristol for treatment for her injuries. She died later that day. Several other people were taken to the hospital for treatment, and many are now

Distributed by EIN Presswire The film captures what it describes as a rare turning point, as trillions of dollars move through the economy and increasingly into the hands of women The industry does not need louder marketing. It needs better teaching. ‘In Her Hands’ is our statement that financial education is the path to confidence, protection, and generational impact” — Christa Mathews DALLAS, TX, UNITED STATES, January 29, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — During Women’s Day at the WealthWave World Leadership Convention, WealthWave premiered ‘In Her Hands,’ a new 5-minute, 4K short video introduced by Christa Mathews, co-author of the book ‘HowMoneyWorks for the Next Generation.’ View the film at https://vimeo.com/1159677315?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci The film captures what it describes as a rare turning point: “This isn’t history on pause. This is history turning a corner,” as trillions of dollars move through the economy and increasingly into the hands of women. This premiere comes as the financial landscape rapidly shifts. Cerulli projects $124 trillion will transfer through 2048, the largest wealth movement in U.S. history. McKinsey reports that by 2030, American women are expected to control much of the $30 trillion in financial assets held by Baby Boomers, intensifying the need for education-first guidance and

Twitch has responded to rival streaming platform Kick after it mocked the company over its handling of 70/30 subscription splits. The exchange comes just days after streamers Kalei and StableRonaldo claimed Twitch had “randomly” removed their 70/30 sub revenue share. Twitch denied those claims, stating that longstanding contracts are still being honored and that a backend migration to a new payout system caused confusion. Now, competitor Kick has entered the conversation. Kick mocks Twitch over sub splits On February 13, Kick posted on X: “imagine getting 70/30 when everyone gets 95/5 on kick,” referencing its widely promoted 95/5 subscription revenue model. Twitch’s Head of Community, Merry Kish, responded directly to the post, writing: “95/5 of bots is still $0.” The comment appeared to suggest that higher revenue splits are irrelevant without strong viewer support, while also taking aim at ongoing debates about viewership quality across platforms. The reply quickly drew attention, racking up over 150,000 views within hours. Twitch had previously clarified that affected creators were being moved into its Level 2 Plus Program, stating in an email that there was “no change to your overall experience or Net Revenue share” and that “no action is required” to maintain their