⚡️BREAKING NEWS: U.S. Authorizes Multi-Day Strikes in Iraq and Syria

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1. The United States has authorized multi-day strikes in Iraq and Syria against a wide range of targets, including Iranian individuals and installations, according to American officials.

2. Russia claims to have shot down 20 Ukrainian missiles over the Black Sea, while the Ukrainian Air Force launches a wave of Storm Shadow cruise missile strikes against Russian military installations in Crimea, with explosions reported close to Sevastopol International Airport.

3. In Donuzlav Bay, the Tarantul-class missile corvette RFS Ivanovets is sunk by Ukrainian unmanned surface vehicles.

4. Stanley, known for its popular insulated tumblers, faced scrutiny as social media users claimed at-home lead tests on the cups showed positive results. Stanley confirmed lead use in manufacturing but assured consumers it is inaccessible and meets US regulatory requirements.

5. Joshua Schulte, a former CIA employee, was found guilty of espionage, computer hacking, contempt of court, providing false statements to the FBI, and possessing child pornography. He was given a 40-year jail sentence.

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6. Playing a musical instrument, especially the piano, is associated with improved memory and cognitive function in adults aged 40 and above, according to the PROTECT study by the University of Exeter.

7. In a Nairobi, Kenya residential neighborhood, a gas tanker explodes, leaving three people dead and 297 injured.

8. A UK High Court dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit against Orbis, a consultancy that created a dossier linking him to Russia. The court ruled the claim was not within the six-year limit. Orbis, run by ex-MI6 officer Christopher Steele, welcomed the decision, stating the lawsuit was revenge and an attempt to hinder free speech.

9. Following Hungary's veto withdrawal, the European Union formally authorizes a €50 billion financial support package for Ukraine, with the first funds to be given in March. The package is designed to help the Ukrainian government pay salaries, pensions, and other costs over the following four years.

10. In Boise, Idaho, the United States, a hangar that is presently undergoing construction collapses, leaving three people dead and nine injured.

11. Four Israeli settlers in the West Bank who are suspected of carrying out violent crimes against Palestinians in the area are subject to sanctions, according to an executive order signed by US President Joe Biden.

12. In Clearwater, Florida, a small plane crashed into a mobile home park after the pilot reported engine failure, causing a fire and 3 fatalities.

13. In what appears to be a protest against the Gaza War, a gunman holds seven hostages at a Procter & Gamble factory in Gebze, Kocaeli Province, Turkey; the assailant is apprehended uninjured and all the hostages are released.

14. Cyrus Leung, a 12-year-old from Hong Kong, joined Mensa, an international high-IQ group, scoring 160 on the test—equal to Einstein's IQ and just two points shy of the highest score.

15. In Poland, a hoard of bronze jewelry and human remains, dating back to 1,000-750 BCE and belonging to the Chełmno (an ancient Polish group with ties to Celtic culture), was discovered in a dried-up lakebed at Papowo Biskupie.

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