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TEXAS — A lawyer representing President Donald Trump sent Republican candidate Brandon Herrera a cease-and-desist letter last month after Herrera used a Photoshopped image of him and Trump for his 23rd Congressional District campaign. This Texas district stretches from San Antonio to El Paso and became more solidly Republican due to last summer’s mid-decade redistricting. Herrera does not officially have Trump's support but says his campaign now uses a 2016 picture of him with the president. “At the end of the day, I think the voters in the district want somebody who's going to support his agenda," Herrera said. "So, that's the message we're trying to convey." Trump endorsed incumbent U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales in the competitive Republican primary rematch for the district. “The results speak for themselves and have earned him President Trump’s complete and total endorsement," a campaign spokesperson for Gonzales said of the representative. "Meanwhile, Brandon Herrera thinks he can fool people on TV by posing next to President Trump and making false associations — all this after saying President Trump ‘messed up a lot of things,’ claiming he couldn’t beat Joe Biden, insulting the President’s family, and not doing a single thing to advance the President’s agenda." Herrera writes off the

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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

Fans of the Auburn Tigers may have to make other arrangements to watch Friday's season opener if they have YouTube TV.

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Feb. 13, 2026, 2:05 p.m. ET Don't you sweat it Swifties, Taylor Swift has released two extended versions of her "Opalite" music video. Each clip runs just over 9 minutes and is available exclusively on Apple Music, Spotify Premium, Tidal and Amazon Music — but not YouTube, echoing her original rollout strategy when the video debuted on paid platforms Feb. 6 before arriving on YouTube two days later. Both extended clips start with the full '90s-riddled video before unfolding into different behind-the-scenes cuts that reveal how the concept was born and how meticulously it was executed. The music video is a 1993 throwback that reunited Swift's full couch lineup from "The Graham Norton Show": Domhnall Gleeson, Cillian Murphy, Jodie Turner-Smith, Greta Lee, Lewis Capaldi and Norton himself. Swift posted to X that she released the two videos because she "never wants to forget a single detail of this hysterical shoot." 'Opalite' extended version 1 In the first behind-the-scenes version, Swift says, "For like a year, I was like what would I do for the 'Opalite' video?" Then in a montage of sound bites, it's revealed the idea was spawned when Gleeson said he hoped to be in a Taylor Swift

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Russia's internet regulator Roskomnadzor has removed"youtube.com" from its DNS (Domain Name System) servers. If a user tries to access the site directly without a VPN (Virtual Private Network), their router can no longer assign the address to its IP address. This means that You Tube is no longer accessible in Russia. The WhatsApp domain has also disappeared from Roskomnadzor's servers. The Russian government has also launched a campaign against the messenger app Telegram, leading analysts to say Roskomnadzor is cracking down on platforms beyond its control. If DNS servers are like the internet's phone book, IP addresses are numbers assigned to computers, smartphones and routers to make them accessible and identifiable. Kremlin targets TikTok over critical content To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video A VPN creates an encrypted connection between a user's device and a server, allowing the user to bypass geo-blocking and surf anonymously. DW reviewed tips from experts and internet users on how to circumvent Russian blocks. In an anonymous survey, when asked whether they had noticed problems with YouTube in Russia, 46% of respondents told DW they used the video platform via a VPN, 24% reported ongoing connection problems despite using