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ICE arrested 64-year-old Xiu Ying Zhang on February 17 in Boston after she overstayed her 1996 visitor visa by almost three decades. The agency called her a 'criminal illegal alien,' but experts like Aaron Reichlin-Melnick clarified that simple overstay is a civil violation, not a crime, while her separate charges include human trafficking and prostitution tied to a 2024 Revere raid. Supporters say the label fits her full record of serious offenses, highlighting tensions in how immigration violations and crimes are described amid calls to toughen overstay penalties.

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Xiu Ying Zhang stayed in the U.S. nearly 30 years past her visa, running what authorities call a prostitution ring—prompting ICE to label her a 'criminal illegal alien' and igniting arguments over the facts.

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On February 19, 2026, in Washington, Trump said his tariffs helped settle five of eight conflicts, spotlighting the four-day Operation Sindoor war where he claims the economic pressure averted nuclear risks and saved 35 million lives. He tied the policy to market highs like the Dow nearing 50,000, stronger security, and a 30% drop in fentanyl, though details like 11 downed jets and U.S. mediation remain disputed without independent verification. The remarks came right after a February 20 Supreme Court ruling curbed his broad tariff powers under emergency laws, which he brushed off while announcing a new 10% global tariff.

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Standing before the inaugural Board of Peace, President Trump recounted slapping 200% tariff threats on India and Pakistan to force a ceasefire in their 2025 clash.

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The meetup happened Thursday when Trump visited The Varsity in Rome, Georgia, before a speech; Pate shared a photo of their casual table talk and confirmed Trump reached out first to discuss NIL deals and conference realignments. Pate promised no partisan politics, focusing instead on the sport's big issues like NIL collectives and the 12-team playoff. Fans split sharply—supporters like Trevor Knight and Clay Travis called it a must-do opportunity, while critics accused Pate of betraying his politics-free stance on the show.

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Over chili dogs at a Georgia fast-food spot, President Trump invited Josh Pate to chat college football—leading to a Sunday show appearance that's got fans cheering and criticizing.

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The Times published an anecdote revealing that as a young man, Prince Andrew's behavior was so atrocious that a footman punched him in the face. Queen Elizabeth II refused Prince Andrew's offer to resign, stating that he deserved it.

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman criticized Slack for generating endless fake work and inefficient notifications that hinder productivity at his company, where it has replaced email. In a podcast and X posts, he advocated for an AI-native productivity suite to replace tools like documents, slides, email, and Slack, using trusted AI agents to handle routine tasks autonomously and escalate only when human input is needed. His remarks, viewed over 3 million times, drew responses from tech leaders, including Elon Musk and Satya Nadella, highlighting tensions in the $28 billion collaboration software market.

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman dreads his days buried in Slack's notification avalanche, calling it a generator of 'endless fake work'—and he's betting AI agents can finally fix it.

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Gazetted on February 16, 2026, the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Bill extends parliamentary and presidential terms from five to seven years, delaying the next election to 2030 and shifting the presidential pick to parliamentarians needing a majority vote. Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi calls it constructive reforms for stability, while supporters like MP Temba Mliswa point to ZANU-PF's parliamentary strength; critics argue it breaches term-limit rules under section 328 and past court views, with figures like Nelson Chamisa labeling it an assault on the people's will. A 90-day public consultation now runs until mid-May, amid planned protests, petitions for a referendum, and potential court fights.

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Zimbabwe's government just published a bill to stretch President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term until 2030, replacing direct elections with a parliamentary vote—a move that's ignited fierce backlash from critics.

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