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(CNN) -- وصف الرئيس الأمريكي دونالد ترامب، الخميس، نظيره الإسرائيلي إسحاق هرتسوغ بـ"المشين" لرفضه منح رئيس الوزراء بنيامين نتنياهو عفواً رئاسياً في خضم محاكمته الجارية بتهمة الفساد. ومارس ترامب ضغوطاً على الرئيس إسحاق هرتسوغ لشهورٍ طويلة للعفو عن نتنياهو، بما في ذلك خلال خطابٍ بارزٍ ألقاه في البرلمان الإسرائيلي (الكنيست) العام الماضي، لكن هجومه على هرتسوغ شكّل تصعيداً في حملة الضغط، وجاء بعد يومٍ واحدٍ من لقاء ترامب بنتنياهو في البيت الأبيض. وقال ترامب عن نتنياهو: "لقد كان، كما تعلمون، استثنائياً كرئيس وزراء في زمن الحرب، لم يكن الأمر سهلاً، ومع ذلك، لديكم رئيس يرفض منحه العفو. أعتقد أن هذا الرجل يجب أن يخجل من نفسه"، واتهم هرتسوغ بحجب العفو "خوفاً من فقدان السلطة". وتابع: "أعتقد أن على شعب إسرائيل أن يخجلوه حقاً، إنه لأمر مشين لعدم منحه العفو، كان عليه أن يقدمه".

Servite alum Rick Garretson is chosen to be the school’s new football coach - Share via Moving swiftly to find a new football coach, Servite has selected alumnus Rick Garretson as its next head coach. He returns to the Anaheim campus after guiding Chandler High in Arizona to great success from 2019-2024. His teams put together a 46-game winning streak and won two Open Division championships. He spent 14 years overall at Chandler. He replaces Chris Reinert, another Servite alumnus who resigned after three seasons to pursue other opportunities. Garretson previously served as an assistant coach at Servite from 1989 to 2004, working for coach Larry Toner. The Trinity League has changed immensely since his earlier days, with the pressure to win rising. He will join new coaches at JSerra and Orange Lutheran this fall. The school had to move fast to find a replacement for Reinert because several top Servite players have already transferred to St. John Bosco and Santa Margarita.

Personal injury attorney Rich Ruohonen made history as the oldest U.S. winter Olympian. He is joined by at least a half-dozen Olympians age 40 and older.

Airs on Newsmax2 and USA Today New York, NY, Feb. 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- This episode of The Wall Street Minute and The Rhonda Swan Show shines a light on pioneering business leaders reshaping commerce, creativity, and worldwide impact. Using genuine narratives and honest dialogue, the program showcases trailblazing executives shattering limitations, championing mission-driven enterprises, and reimagining modern leadership. Produced by globally acclaimed media strategist and Unstoppable Branding Agency CEO Rhonda Swan, in collaboration with The Wall Street Minute and The Rhonda Swan Show, this feature delivers exceptional exposure through premier media channels. "Wake Up New York represents a transformative chapter in leadership storytelling,” states Rhonda Swan. "We’re building a stage where forward-thinkers can articulate their ideas, engage with global audiences, and influence tomorrow’s business.” This collaboration underscores New York’s position as a thriving ecosystem where entrepreneurs connect with resources, mentorship, and opportunities needed to scale their ventures. The city continues to catalyze, bringing bold ideas to market and fostering economic development through innovation across industries. These executives are creating lasting impact by demonstrating how visionary leadership combined with strategic media presence can accelerate business growth and influence the next generation of founders. Together, these conversations deliver clear value to audiences seeking practical insight, not surface-level inspiration. Viewers gain access to real-world strategies, leadership perspectives, and growth lessons drawn directly from executives actively building and scaling businesses. Wake Up New York offers a front-row seat to how decisions are made, challenges are navigated, and opportunities are identified in today’s evolving marketplace, giving entrepreneurs, founders, and professionals actionable takeaways they can apply to their own ventures. - Ashley Holt will be featured live on The Rhonda Swan Show: Wake Up New York Edition and The Wall Street Minute. Ashley Holt is the Founder and CEO of Ashley Holt Media Group, publishing three national magazines and creating the She Means Business ecosystem. A recognized Self-Worth Strategist, she uses media to drive empowerment and systemic change. Selected for the WILDX American Idol for Speakers Competition (filmed at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills), Ashley delivered "We Don't Have a Confidence Problem-We Have a Self-Worth Crisis," exposing the $500 billion confidence industry. Featured on Fox, ABC, Woman's Week, and International Business Journal, this Fortune 500 single mom turned CEO is leading a movement to elevate self-worth from personal struggle to public priority. - Enzo Villani - AlphaTON will be spotlighted on The Wall Street Minute. Enzo Villani, Executive Chairman and Chief Investment Officer, AlphaTON Capitall (NASDAQ: ATON) A pioneer in digital asset markets and former co-founder of Nasdaq Global Corporate Solutions, Mr. Villani oversees the Company’s M&A and digital asset treasury strategy. - Benjamin Lee will appear on The Wall Street Minute. Benjamin Lee is a serial entrepreneur, health-tech innovator, and Founder of 4BPM, a company redefining wellness through advanced diagnostics and personalized care. With a background spanning real estate, finance, pharmaceutical delivery, and cannabis, he has built and scaled ventures across multiple industries. After becoming a top-performing trader and later driving the growth of Streamline Medical Group to its acquisition by Grant Cardone’s 10X Health System, Benjamin launched 4BPM to bridge the gap between medicine and patients. Today, through partnerships like the NFL Alumni Performance Lab, 4BPMcombines cutting-edge science, holistic solutions, and patient education to empower individuals to optimize energy, cognition, longevity, and overall health. Benjamin holds a BS in Finance and an MBA in Entrepreneurship from the University of Florida and volunteers with the Tony Robbins organization as an Ultimate Fire Teamer. As Rhonda Swan emphasizes, "This initiative goes far beyond conventional media exposure. We’re creating an environment where innovative leaders can share ideas that challenge outdated models of leadership, redefine how wealth and impact intersect, and introduce new ways of thinking about success. Especially in this moment, when audiences are seeking truth, transparency, and meaningful direction, these conversations matter. They give leaders the space to be real, bold, and forward-focused while shaping a more conscious and connected future.” About Unstoppable Branding Agency Unstoppable Branding Agency (UBA) is a global leader in media and branding, with offices in Beverly Hills, New York City, Panama City Beach, and Bali. Founded and led by visionary CEO Rhonda Swan, UBA empowers thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and executives to amplify their influence worldwide. The agency secures high-profile visibility across top-tier media outlets and influential financial networks, positioning clients as trusted authorities in their industries. Through strategic storytelling, targeted media placements, and innovative digital campaigns, UBA helps brands expand their reach, strengthen their credibility, and leave a lasting impact on their audiences. Media Contact: Unstoppable Branding Agency 310‑729‑5578 https://www.instagram.com/thewallstreetminute/ CONTACT: Rhonda Swan support(at)unstoppablebrandingagency.com

Australia stands at a crossroads as it rolled out the red carpet for some, while greeting others with batons Isaac Herzog’s visit to Australia was not a routine diplomatic engagement. It was an ethical and political test of the Australian state. At the very moment a red carpet was rolled out for a man accused of inciting genocide, peaceful Australian citizens were met with batons while exercising their democratic right to protest. For me, this was never an abstract political debate. Before the visit, I pursued the legal channels that are meant to protect citizens and lodged a formal complaint with the Australian government about the role Herzog played in rhetoric and policies that contributed to the destruction of my family in Gaza. Seven of my relatives were killed. My father died because of a lack of medicine, food and water. My brother, his wife, their four children and her father were also killed. Their bodies remain buried beneath the rubble. Despite the seriousness of this complaint, I have received no response from the government. Continue reading...

The Trump administration has revoked a scientific finding that climate change is a danger to public health, an idea that President Donald Trump called “a scam.”

Fudbaler Totenhema Vilson Odober pokidao je ligamente kolena leve noge i za njega je sezona završena, saopštio je danas engleski premijerligaš.

USA men's hockey overcomes challenging start, cruises past Latvia MILAN — The U.S. men's hockey team overcame a challenging first period to cruise to victory in the first of three preliminary games at the 2026 Winter Olympics. The Americans had two goals called back, learning a valuable lesson to start the tournament that there is zero tolerance for contact in the crease with a goaltender. But they wrapped up their outing on Thursday, Feb. 12 with a 5-1 victory over Latvia at Milano Santaguilia Hockey Arena, securing three points in the Group C standings. The Americans next play Denmark on Saturday, and then Germany on Sunday. The U.S. came into the tournament with a roster shaped by NHL skill at every position. Connor Hellebuyck, the USA's top guy at last year's 4 Nations Face-Off tournament, got the start in net, but it was a slow night after the first period, when he made six saves. He saw just two shots in the second period. A dominant second period put the Americans well in the lead. A 1-1 score grew to a 2-1 lead when Vincent Trocheck found Jack Hughes with a pass behind the net, Hughes found Brock Nelson in the low slot, and he maneuvered the puck past Elvis Merzlikins and into the net. Merzlikins had a busy period trying to give his teammates a chance as the Americans took command, swarming around with the puck. Brady Tkachuk delivered a big hip check and made a nuisance of himself around the crease as the Americans took control in every aspect. A power play led to a 3-1 lead when Tage Thompson took a pass from Jack Eichel by the net, pivoted and got the puck on his backhand. There was 11.1 seconds on the clock when the Americans made it 4-1 on a tic-tac-toe goal by Nelson. That made up for a first period that saw Latvia successfully challenge two goals. There was no issue with the first one: Brady Tkachuk sniped the puck behind Merzlikins at 5:29. A couple minutes later Quinn Hughes put the puck in the net, but after reviewing video, officials deemed the play offside. Latvia challenged J.T. Miller interfered with Merzlikins while deflecting Brock Faber's shot from the point soon after, a good learning experience for NHL players used to looser rules in the crease. Nestled between those reviews, Latvia made it 1-1 on a goal from Renars Krastenbergs. Down by three goals going into the third, the Latvians put Arturs Silovs in net. Auston Matthews scored on a power play as the Americans continued their rout.

Semi-final first leg: Atlético Madrid 4-0 Barcelona E Garcia 7og, Griezmann 14, Lookman 33, Alvarez 45+2 You must always have faith, Diego Simeone had said and so it was. A biblical storm blew through the Metropolitano, leaving Barcelona torn to pieces and Atlético Madrid closer to a first Copa del Rey final in 13 years than even he could ever have believed. Forty-five extraordinary minutes gave them a 4-0 lead to take to the second leg at the Camp Nou in three weeks’ time. An own goal from Eric Garcia and three more, from Ademola Lookman, Antoine Griezmann and Julián Alvarez before the half-time whistle did the kind of damage that only a miracle can repair now. Barcelona could not even begin to fix it here in a second half in which they had a goal ruled out after seven long minutes waiting on the VAR not bringing any more goals. They then had Eric Garcia sent off late on. It was a wonder they were still standing at all, given what had hit them from the very start. Continue reading...

A teenager walking on a highway south of Sydney died this morning when he was allegedly hit by a truck. Emergency services were called to the intersection of the Hume Highway and Golden Vale Road, at Sutton Forest about 5am over reports of a crash. Police say the pedestrian- aged in his late teens - was struck by the vehicle as he entered the roadway. LIVE UPDATES: Liberal leadership spill Paramedics treated him, but he could not be revived and died at the scene. He is yet to be formally identified. The truck driver – a 48-year-old man – was not injured and taken to Bowral Hospital for mandatory testing. Police have set up a crime scene which will be forensically examined by officers. Traffic diversions are in place, and motorists are advised to avoid the area. Anyone with information or dashcam footage is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. NEVER MISS A STORY: Get your breaking news and exclusive stories first by following us across all platforms. - Download the 9NEWS App here via Apple and Google Play - Make 9News your preferred source on Google by ticking this box here - Sign up to our breaking newsletter here

Cardi B beefs with Homeland Security after her ICE remarks at concert Cardi B is making her stance on Immigration and Customs Enforcement as clear as she can. Kicking off her "Little Miss Drama" tour in California's Coachella Valley on Wednesday, Feb. 11, the "Please Me" rapper quipped that concertgoers would "jump" any ICE agents if they showed up to her shows. "I got some bear mace in the back. It's like the mafia in this," she told the crowd at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, video shared on social media shows. The Department of Homeland Security later responded to the rapper's remarks on X, recounting comments Cardi B made in an old Instagram livestream that went viral in 2019 about previously drugging and robbing her strip-club customers. "As long as she doesn't drug and rob our agents, we'll consider that an improvement over her past behavior," Homeland Security wrote on X Thursday, Feb. 12. Cardi B replied on X, referring to the Justice Department's gradual release of files from the investigation into the accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein since December: "If we talking about drugs, let’s talk about Epstein and friends drugging underage girls to rape them. Why y'all don’t wanna talk about the Epstein files?" According to a New York Times review published Feb 1, President Donald Trump's name, his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, and other references to the president are mentioned 38,000 times across 5,300 files in the Justice Department's Jan. 30 release, though several of the files appear to be duplicates. Comments come after Cardi B joined Bad Bunny's halftime show The Grammy-winning musician's remarks follow her surprise appearance in Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Halftime show on Sunday, Feb 8, as a dancer alongside several celebrities, including Pedro Pascal, Jessica Alba, and Karol G. Ahead of game day, the performance was largely slammed by Republicans and Trump following comments the reggaeton star made about ICE. They also criticized his songs for being largely in Spanish. The outrage prompted an online petition to replace the Puerto Rican artist with country legend George Strait, and later, an alternative halftime hosted by conservative group Turning Point USA, which Kid Rock headlined. Concluding his set, Bad Bunny said "God Bless America" before naming every country in North, South and Latin America, including the United States and Canada, in front of a massive billboard that read, "The only thing more powerful than hate is love." After the set, Trump called the performance "absolutely terrible," "one of the worst, EVER!" and a "'slap in the face' to our Country." "It makes no sense, is an affront to the Greatness of America, and doesn't represent our standards of Success, Creativity, or Excellence," Trump wrote Sunday. "Nobody understands a word this guy is saying, and the dancing is disgusting, especially for young children that are watching from throughout the U.S.A., and all over the World." Cardi B has previously condemned both Trump administrations and aligned herself with Democrats. She previously endorsed former President Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election and former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election. Contributing: Natalie Neysa Alund and Joey Garrison, USA TODAY

New Liberal Party leader Angus Taylor has successfully ousted Sussan Ley following a 34-17 partytoom vote.