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On February 10, Dallas Baptist University freshman Emma Dilley spotted an unconscious man in the Oak Lawn neighborhood after his asthma attack worsened. The pre-med student, trained in CPR during high school, took over compressions from a bystander and revived him until Dallas Fire-Rescue arrived. Dilley later shared she just wanted to help, putting others first in that tense moment amid neon-lit bars and onlookers. Her quick action highlights how basic training can double survival chances in those vital first minutes.

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Emma Dilley pulled over in the rain-slicked street, dropped to her knees, and started chest compressions on a man she thought was dead. Four minutes later, he gasped and opened his eyes.

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A fan interrupted a TV interview with NASCAR driver Daniel Suarez on pit road after the Daytona 500 by approaching him while he was speaking in Spanish, touching his shoulder, and making an offensive remark. The incident involved unauthorized access to pit road post-race.

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Leicester raced to a 3-0 lead with goals from Divine Mukasa, Patson Daka, and Abdul Fatawu, but Southampton mounted an epic second-half rally. Ross Stewart pulled one back on 61 minutes, Jack Stephens headed in on 82, Ryan Manning leveled three minutes later, and Charles sealed the winner deep in stoppage time. The victory boosts Southampton's playoff hopes while deepening Leicester's slump, now winless in six amid a points deduction. Commentator Adam Blackmore called it one of the best games in his 30-year career.

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Down 3-0 at halftime, Southampton refused to quit. Shea Charles' 96th-minute rocket sent the away fans into absolute pandemonium at King Power Stadium.

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The British Olympic skier, who grew up in the U.S. and once medaled for Team USA, posted the provocative photo around February 6 amid Trump-era deportations that have removed over 540,000 people since January 2025. He accused ICE of murdering innocents and urged fans to contact senators, then shared a video about receiving death threats and slurs while standing by his words calling the agency 'evil.' Responses split sharply, with critics like James Woods questioning his loyalties and supporters praising his courage, as Team GB takes no action ahead of his halfpipe qualifying later this month.

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Gus Kenworthy spelled out 'f**k ICE' in urine on snow, skis planted nearby, turning a quiet Olympic moment into a fiery statement on U.S. immigration policy.

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