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US judge permanently blocks release of report on Trump documents case

February 23, 2026
US judge permanently blocks release of report on Trump documents case

WASHINGTON, Feb 23 (Reuters) - ‌A ‌U.S. judge ​on Monday permanently barred the ‌Justice ⁠Department from ⁠releasing a ​prosecutor's ​report ​on ‌the criminal case accusing President Donald ‌Trump ​of ​unlawfully ​retaining ‌classified documents following ​his ​first ​term ‌in office.

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(Reporting ​by Andrew ​Goudsward;)

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World needs renewed security architecture against 'chaos and change', UN chief says

February 23, 2026
World needs renewed security architecture against 'chaos and change', UN chief says

GENEVA, Feb 23 (Reuters) - The United Nations ‌Secretary General on ‌Monday called for a renewed ​international security architecture in response to a rapidly shifting global ‌order.

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"We ⁠are living through a period of ⁠chaos and change...The international order that ​defined security ​relations ​for nearly eight ‌decades is shifting rapidly," said U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres.

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"Moving forward, we need to ‌create a ​renewed international ​security ​architecture. This ‌needs to be based ​on ​sober analysis of the international situation," ​he ‌added.

(Reporting by Olivia Le ​Poidevin; editing by ​Matthias Williams)

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500 Passengers Forced to Spend Night on Grounded Planes After Heavy Snow Cancels Flights and Airport Staff Go Home

February 23, 2026
500 Passengers Forced to Spend Night on Grounded Planes After Heavy Snow Cancels Flights and Airport Staff Go Home

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  • Flights at Munich Airport in Germany were affected by heavy snow on Thursday, Feb. 19,

  • Several flights were canceled and passengers were left stuck on planes after airport staff went home, leaving no stairs for them to be able to depart the aircraft or buses to transport them to the terminal, according to reports

  • Both Lufthansa airlines and the airport said they "deeply regret the inconvenience caused"

Around 500 passengers were forced to spend the night on grounded planes at an airport in Germany, according to reports.

According to German newspaperBild, 123 passengers were due to fly from Munich to Copenhagen, Denmark, on Thursday, Feb. 19, with airline Lufthansa, but they ended up being stuck on the plane for eight hours.

Passengers on other Lufthansa flights were also affected, as well as two Air Dolomiti flights to Austria and Italy, with passengers also having to spend the night on the tarmac in their aircraft. Lufthansa reported that a total of around 500 passengers were affected, according to the outlet.

Passengers were already on board the flight to Copenhagen, which was scheduled to depart at 9:30 p.m. local time, when it was announced that the departure would be delayed due to heavy snow. According to the outlet, announcements were repeatedly made for almost two and a half hours, before the flight was canceled just before midnight.

Munich Airport Matthias Balk/picture alliance via Getty

Matthias Balk/picture alliance via Getty

The outlet reported that the plane was parked at a remote stand and there were no buses to take passengers back to the terminal.

According to Danish newspaperEkstra Bladet, passengers were told every 30 minutes that buses were trying to be organized for them. A passenger told the outlet that at around 2 a.m., they were then suddenly informed by airline staff that they could no longer get hold of anyone inside the airport and the airport was closed. This was due to the night flight ban in Munich from 12 a.m. to 5 a.m., perBild.

Søren Thieme, the father of a family with young children on board the plane, claimed that passengers were told that all the bus drivers had gone home and that they were not allowed to leave the aircraft.

"There must be something we can do. We can just go to the airport, we ask. But we're not allowed to. It's forbidden, we're told. We're simply trapped here, along with the staff too," Thieme told the outlet, per a translation.

Thieme went on to share that his family had been flying back from a vacation in Thailand, and the flight from Munich to Copenhagen was the final leg of their journey.

"We were really frustrated," Thieme said. "We've been on the road for over 24 hours now. We should have been home in Denmark and sleeping by now. But the flight crew was also completely at a loss. We also don't get to know when they expect us to be able to get out."

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The passenger claimed to the outlet that passengers also didn't have proper food or drinks, just a few bottles of water, and no blankets, as the flight was only meant to be around 90 minutes long.

Passengers were finally able to depart the flight in the early hours of the morning after buses and stairs arrived at the aircraft.

Lufthansa plane at Munich Airport on Feb. 13, 2026 Matthias Balk/picture alliance via Getty

Matthias Balk/picture alliance via Getty

The family were rebooked on a new flight, but this was also delayed by an hour, according to the outlet.

"We're home in Denmark now, and it's nice to be home. Because at one point, the thought came to me whether we would even come home this weekend," Thieme added.

Another passenger toldBild, "Flights can be canceled at any time, but leaving people on the plane indefinitely is unacceptable."

Lufthansa toldEkstra Bladetin a statement, "Due to the weather conditions on February 19th with heavy snowfall at Munich Airport, there were temporary runway closures and massive delays in de-icing procedures. As a result, there were delays and cancellations yesterday. The passengers have since been rebooked onto the next available flight."

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The statement continued, "The passengers on flight LH2446 to Copenhagen with 123 passengers (scheduled departure at 21:30) were also affected by weather-related irregularities. The aircraft had to remain on the apron following instructions from Munich Airport. Due to a lack of apron buses, the passengers could only be transported to the terminal in the early morning hours. Lufthansa deeply regrets the inconvenience this has caused to the passengers."

"We deeply regret the inconvenience caused," a spokesperson for Munich Airport added, perBild.

Lufthansa and Munich Airport did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.

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“She Looks Cadaverous”: Emma Stone’s Appearance At The 2026 BAFTAs Sparks Major Concerns

February 23, 2026

Emma Stonesparked health concerns after her appearance at London's Royal Festival Hall for the 79th British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA).

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The actress donned a black Louis Vuitton dress featuring a halter neckline and a keyhole cutout below the chest.

Stone was nominated in the Best Actress category for Yorgos Lanthimos'Bugoniabut lost toHamnetstar Jessie Buckley.

Emma Stone has left fans worried about her appearance after revealing that she struggles to keep weight on

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On social media, many observers expressed concern over the apparent change in her appearance, claiming she looked unhealthy and pointing to her visible collarbones, sunken cheeks, and slender frame as signs that she was underweight.

"I'm sorry, but you cannot defend this by saying it's genetics… it is not, this is a body eating itself, I've been through this, many women and men too. It's not something to romanticize," one viewer wrote.

"Really don't like the whole ribcage look," echoed another.

"Emmayou are beautiful you don't need to lose that much weight," expressed a separate fan.

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Others noted that the actress was "half the size" she was inBugonia.

An additional viewer raised concerns about the influence of celebrities losing excessive amounts of weight.

"She looks cadaverous. The effect of that extreme thinness on teenage girls' minds is a tragedy," one netizen said.

Another fan called the beauty standard that glamorizes thinness "extremely concerning," pointing out, "Everyone looks like they're eating half an apple a day. Let's leave the EDs in the 00s and stop pressuring women to be so thin."

The 37-year-old attended the BAFTAs, where she was nominated for Best Actress forBugonia

Stone has not addressed the recent speculation surrounding her weight.

In 2012, the 37-year-old actress toldS Magazinethat she struggled with her self-confidence and sometimes felt "disgusted" with her body.

"I do have that thing of, 'Oh my God, I'm disgusting – I ate a huge Wagamama lunch, the whole yaki soba, and I feel so fat.' But I'm still gonna eat that stuff, and you know what? You can get nice, loose clothes that cover it all up," she said.

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TheOscar winnertold the magazine that she has body image issues "because I wouldn't be human if I didn't."

Stone explained at the time that she doesn't believe in "depriving yourself" and that she had indulged in Mississippi's comfort food while filmingThe Help.

"Suddenly nothing fitted me, but then they have such delicious food in the South and I don't believe in depriving yourself," she shared. "Yes, you should be healthy and take care of yourself, but growing up I've seen people who have horrible issues with food."

TheLa La Landactress previously said she finds it difficult to maintain her natural weight

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Two years later, theAmazing Spider-Manactress toldSeventeenmagazine that she struggled to keep weight on "especially when I'm under stress, and especially as I've gotten older."

Stone attributed her weight to genetic factors and called outbody-shamingcommenters who constantly speculate about her health.

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"People have a right to imagine what they want to imagine. My job at those moments is to tellmyselfthe truth," Stone stressed.

"My great hope for us as young women is to start being kinder to ourselves so that we can be kinder to each other.

"To stop shaming ourselves and other people for things we don't know the full story on. There's a sense that we're all 'too' something, and we're all not enough."

"We can all be super critical of ourselves and of our image in the mirror," Stone said

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During the interview, which she gave at age 25, Stone said she viewed weight-related insecurities as a societal issue that especially affects women and girls, famous or not.

"No matter how things look from the outside, we can all be super critical of ourselves and of our image in the mirror."

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Jason Walsh, who trained Stone for her role as tennis player Billie Jean King in the 2017 filmBattle of the Sexes, toldPeoplemagazine that the actress was "ecstatic" to gain 15 lbs (6 kg) of lean muscle.

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To prepare for the film, Stone reportedly did a "full-body training regime" which included lifting 70-lb (30 kg) dumbbells in each hand, doing push-ups with chains on her back, cardio climbing, and drinking protein shakes.

Stone lost the BAFTA award toHamnetactress Jessie Buckley

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TheLa La Landstar attended theBAFTAswith her mother, Krista Stone, whom she has previously called "the best person in the world" and thanked for encouraging her to pursue her acting career.

While Stone went home empty-handed from the ceremony on Sunday (February 22), she has previously won two BAFTAs for Best Actress in a Leading Role forLa La LandandPoor Things.

The Oscar winner attended the ceremony with her mother, Krista

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She is also nominated for Best Actress forBugoniaat the upcoming Academy Awards, where she will compete againstJessie Buckley,Rose Byrne,Kate Hudson, andRenate Reinsve.

The ceremony will take place on March 15.

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Kate Hudson ends closing ceremony singing classic for 2028 LA Olympics

February 23, 2026
Kate Hudson ends closing ceremony singing classic for 2028 LA Olympics

The2026 Winter Olympicshave ended, which means fans are now looking forward to the next Games, which takes place on American soil in Los Angeles.

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To kick off the two-year wait,NBC released a promotional videofeaturing Kate Hudson singing "California Dreamin'" on Tuesday, Feb. 22. The video showcased numerous Team USA stars like Katie Ledecky, Steph Curry and Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, the famous Los Angeles Coliseum and even the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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The 2028 Summer Olympics are the first stateside Games since 2002, when the Winter Olympics were held in Salt Lake City. Flag football will debut at the 2028 Summer Olympics for the first time, bringing the popular U.S. sport to the global stage in a non-tackle version.

Hudson's newest movie, "Song Sung Blue" alongside Hugh Jackman, is streaming exclusively on Peacock, an NBC platform, which explains the connection with the Olympics video.

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The United States had a successful finish at the Milano-Cortina Games, finishing with the second-most gold medals and total medals of any country, only behind Norway. The U.S. ended Sunday, Feb. 22, with an overtime win over gold-medal favorite Canada in men's hockey to win its first gold since 1980.

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The United States finished with the most medals (126) at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris but was tied with China for the most gold medals with 40. The U.S. will certainly have extra motivation to dominate the gold medal count with the Games being held in the states.

For now, Team USA fans have Hudson to get them excited for the next Summer Games.

Kate Hudson, NBC kick off 2028 Los Angeles Olympics campaign

Here's the full NBC promotional video with Hudson signing "California Dreamin'":

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Kate Hudson sings 'California Dreamin'' to promote 2028 L.A. Olympics

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