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On February 18, 2026, armed settlers raided the West Bank village of Mukhmas to steal livestock, clashing with residents who threw stones. A settler shot Abu Siyam, a U.S.-Palestinian citizen who helped tend goats and olive trees, severing an artery; he died the next day. Israeli authorities are investigating but no arrests have occurred, prompting family grief over impunity and questions about silence from Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Sen. John Fetterman, even as some lawmakers call for probes. The case marks the sixth U.S. citizen killed by settlers or soldiers in the area since October 2023 amid rising violence.

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Nasrallah Abu Siyam, a 19-year-old with family in Philadelphia, lay bleeding from a gunshot wound as settlers beat him—while nearby soldiers fired tear gas at villagers but did not stop the attack.

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The Pentagon asked Anthropic to remove restrictions in Claude AI that block uses like autonomous weapons and mass surveillance, but CEO Dario Amodei refused, facing a Friday deadline under the Defense Production Act. Luckey of Anduril and Karp of Palantir insist tech firms shouldn't dictate national security by withholding tools, with Luckey calling refusals a 'corporatocracy.' A heated exchange erupted when political scientist Matthew Parent criticized Luckey, prompting Luckey to highlight Anduril's drone supplies to Ukraine and defend democratic decision-making. The clash highlights a divide in Silicon Valley over military AI contracts amid no congressional rules.

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Old videos of defense tech CEOs Palmer Luckey and Alex Karp argue Silicon Valley shouldn't block AI tools from the military. The clips resurfaced as Anthropic defies a Pentagon demand to lift safeguards on its Claude AI.

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Amorim took charge on November 11, 2024, after Ten Hag's dismissal, but United finished 15th last season with just 42 points—their worst Premier League placing. This season, after 17 matches, they sit seventh, three or four points off fourth-placed Chelsea, with Amorim at 1.20 points per game amid injuries and squad issues. Fans debate fiercely if sacking Ten Hag was wrong, as some see attacking gains and green shoots, while others fixate on the 48-point swing and demand results ahead of Boxing Day at Newcastle.

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Manchester United supporters are poring over a tough stat: Rúben Amorim's 14 Premier League wins in his first 44 games fall far short of Erik ten Hag's 30 over the same span.

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Spurs lost 2-1 to Fulham, marking their fourth straight Premier League defeat and 10th winless game, dropping them to 16th on 29 points just four clear of relegation. New coach Igor Tudor blasted his team for lacking attack, midfield, defense, and even 'brain,' while fans tore into midfielders Conor Gallagher and João Palhinha for poor performances like Gallagher's sluggish play and Palhinha's viral air slide. Gallagher has zero goals in limited minutes since his £35m January move, and Palhinha faces criticism for technical issues despite some goals on loan from Bayern.

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Tottenham's nightmare deepened at Craven Cottage as Fulham's Harry Wilson and Alex Iwobi struck, leaving Richarlison's late goal as small consolation amid fan fury.

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Osasuna upset La Liga leaders Real Madrid 2-1 on Saturday, with Ante Budimir scoring from the spot in the 38th minute, Vinícius Júnior equalizing in the 73rd, and veteran Raúl García clinching it deep in stoppage time. Trent Alexander-Arnold, subbed on at right-back for Madrid, faced heavy online mockery for passively jogging alongside García during the decisive goal, earning a 4/10 rating and memes like 'RB Ward Prowse.' While some blamed teammates Raúl Asencio's lunge and Dani Ceballos' backpass, the viral moment overshadowed Madrid's snapped 18-game unbeaten run as Barcelona closes in two points back.

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Raúl García danced past defenders and rifled in a 90th-minute rocket at El Sadar, handing Real Madrid a shocking defeat—but a clip of Trent Alexander-Arnold jogging beside him stole the online spotlight.

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On Monday's El Hormiguero, Barcelona's Pedri and Ferran Torres shared locker room stories, from Lamine Yamal's music choices to Gavi's wild goal celebrations and Hansi Flick's strict fines for lateness. Pedri admitted he's slow on the pitch, especially against Vinícius, while Torres compared scoring to chills of thrill. Their instant choice of Mbappé for Barça highlighted respect amid the El Clásico rivalry.

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Pedri laughed off his lack of speed, naming Mbappé and Vinícius as nightmares to chase. Then both picked Mbappé as their dream Real Madrid signing for Barça.

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The clash at Estadio Martínez Valero saw El Hilali report Mir saying 'you came by raft,' a slur implying illegal North African immigration, in the 78th minute; Mir counters he yelled 'I'll rip your head off' during a scuffle. Play paused for announcements against discrimination, and Mir later scored a 90th-minute penalty to earn Elche a point. La Liga and the RFEF are investigating the referee's report, with possible 10-match ban for Mir if proven, amid his history of off-field troubles including a 2024 sexual assault indictment.

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In the heat of a 2-2 La Liga scrap, Espanyol's Omar El Hilali accused Elche's Rafa Mir of a racist taunt—stopping play for three tense minutes as the referee signaled 'No to racism.'

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The eighth UAE Tour kicks off February 16 across 1,084 kilometers of desert racing, featuring a flat time trial, new Jebel Mobrah summit finish with a 12% wall, and the iconic Jebel Hafeet ascent. World time trial champion Evenepoel eyes another week-long WorldTour win after strong early form, while del Toro, fresh off 18 victories in 2025 including national titles, makes his pro debut for UAE Team Emirates-XRG and targets the mountains. Sprint stars like Jonathan Milan add excitement, with crosswinds and heat promising chaos from the start in Madinat Zayed.

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Remco Evenepoel returns as favorite to defend his UAE Tour title, but 21-year-old Isaac del Toro stands ready to challenge him on the brutal climbs.

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The Dutch rider from FDJ-SUEZ won the 117km final stage from Sagunt to Valencia, beating Liane Lippert and Maeva Squiban while the peloton trailed 15 seconds back. Defending her 2025 title, Vollering secured the general classification by 1:02 over Squiban, with her second stage victory of the week capping a strong opener on Valencian terrain. A key climb midway sparked the decisive breakaway, thwarting sprinter favorites like Elisa Balsamo and Cat Ferguson.

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Demi Vollering timed her sprint to perfection, outsprinting rivals from a daring five-rider breakaway to claim both the stage and the yellow jersey.

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Real Madrid advanced to the Champions League Round of 16 with a 2-1 win over Benfica, clinching a 3-1 aggregate victory thanks to Courtois' four clutch saves in the second leg at the Bernabéu. After Benfica struck first through Rafa Silva, Aurélien Tchouaméni equalized and Vinícius Júnior scored the late winner amid roaring fans. Courtois credited a special dive technique from his Chelsea days for one key stop, capping a campaign with 48 saves in nine matches as Madrid now prepare for Manchester City.

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With Benfica pressing hard and shots raining in, Thibaut Courtois stood like a wall, denying them at every turn to keep Real Madrid's Champions League dreams alive.

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