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· California Post Staff
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Britney Spears arrested in California on suspicion of driving under the influence - DailyNews
Britney Spears was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs near her Southern California home and released, authorities said. A statement from Spears’ representative calls the arrest “inexcusable.”
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American basketball player Jarred Shaw hoping for ‘miracle’ in Indonesian prison as health crisis worsens
Jarred Shaw, a 35-year-old American basketball player who used to star for Oklahoma State and Utah State, remains locked up in an Indonesian prison, and his health is deteriorating as he tries desperately to return home to the States.
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Hong Kong court upholds limits on journalists’ instant access to car registry
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· Brian Wong
Whitlock and Lehigh take down Holy Cross 69-66 in Patriot League Tournament
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· The Associated Press
Inside Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie’s ‘horrified’ reaction to ex-Prince Andrew’s arrest
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NYPD cop clocked in the head by stabbing suspect during botched arrest at NYC subway station
An NYPD officer was injured after being clocked in the head with an object while attempting to arrest a stabbing suspect in the Bronx Thursday night, authorities said.
· Joe Marino, Anna Young
Jimmy Lai will not appeal conviction, lawyers say
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Bailey leads Jazz past Wizards in Young's Washington debut
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Man found dead in home north of Brisbane
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· Rebecca Masters
Britney Spears had ‘positive,’ ‘hopeful’ conversation with mom and sons after DUI arrest: report
Britney Spears reportedly had a productive conversation with her mom and sons following her DUI arrest.
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Prosecutors appeal Nazi salute sentence for ex-TV star
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· Emily Woods
Killer believed victim of heinous murder was a paedophile
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· Tamara Clark
Armed teens detained at Moomba as police thwart ‘serious violence’
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· Isabel McMillan
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei confirmed that the U.S. government declared his company a supply chain risk on Thursday and said it has "no choice" but to challenge the designation in court.
· Ashley Capoot
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A mother has been charged with murder after the bodies of her two young daughters were found stuffed inside suitcases at a Cleveland park, authorities said.
· Zoe Hussain
Capitol rioter pardoned by Trump given life sentence for molesting two children
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· Associated Press
From reactive to adaptive: Mastering AI-era governance
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· The Manila Times
Removing homeless encampment from local park breached human rights, Queensland supreme court rules
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· Andrew Messenger
Trump demands pardon for Netanyahu – so Israeli prime minister can ‘focus’ on Iran war
President Trump is demanding that his Israeli counterpart immediately pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his years-long corruption trial so he can focus on the Iran war.
· Ronny Reyes
Evicting homeless campers violated human rights, Supreme Court rules
The eviction of homeless campers from parks in the City of Moreton Bay council violated human rights, the Supreme Court ruled. (ABC Radio Brisbane: Kenji Sato)
· Kenji Sato
CHR partners with the Supreme Court to expand free legal aid under ULAS
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· The Manila Times
Brazilian soccer player suspended 12 games for sexist remarks about female referee
SAO PAULO (AP) — A Brazilian sports court said on Thursday it suspended a defender of top-flight club Red Bull Bragantino for 12 matches because of sexist remarks he made about a female referee after a Sao Paulo state league game.
· Mauricio Savarese
Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg in starting lineup vs. Orlando after missing 8 games with foot injury
Dallas Mavericks forward Cooper Flagg (32) advances the ball down court in the first half of an NBA basketball game against the San Antonio Spurs Thursday, Feb. 5, 2026, in Dallas. (AP Photo/Gareth Patterson)
Biden autopen DOJ probe presses on — though proving crime is ‘tough’
WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice hasn’t shelved the investigation into former President Joe Biden’s alleged misuse of the autopen, The Post has learned.
· Josh Christenson
Dingoes to blame for Canadian teen's beach death
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· Rebecca Masters
Alleged Iran-backed terrorist who plotted to kill Trump posted photo of president with severed head, was offered up to $1M
A Pakistani man charged with a half-baked plot to kill US politicians posted a photo of President Trump with a severed head — and believed he’d get up to $1 million if the hit was successful, a court heard Thursday.
· Khristina Narizhnaya, Ben Kochman
Britney Spears believed to be on cocktail of alcohol and drugs during DUI arrest: cops
Britney Spears was believed to be under the influence of a cocktail of drugs and alcohol during her DUI arrest on Wednesday night.
· Ben Chapman, Vanessa Serna
Families of two fallen Nassau County officers receive $5K each from police crisis fund: ‘We’ll always have your six’
The families of two fallen Nassau County police officers were given $5,000 checks each and reminded that they have extended family in blue to help get them through.
· Brandon Cruz
Government keeping report on deradicalisation program under wraps
Police Minister Reece Whitby has received a copy of the report. (ABC News: Callum Liddelow)
· Daryna Zadvirna
House expands Medicaid fraud probe to 10 states to ‘combat rampant waste’ — New York and California on notice
WASHINGTON — A House committee has launched an investigation into alleged Medicaid fraud in 10 states — including New York and California — demanding records “to ensure program integrity in states nationwide,” The Post can reveal.
· Josh Christenson
Man accused of trying to murder stranger with bike chain in inner Sydney
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· Yashee Sharma
Vehicle seized in search for missing SA mum
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· Maddison Leach
LADWP boss quits job to flee to Puerto Rico — just weeks after court found utility company liable in fire: ‘direlection of duty’
Just weeks after a Los Angeles judge ruled that the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) could be held liable for the catastrophic water system failure and aging electrical infrastructure that fueled the Palisades Fire, the utility’s CEO and chief engineer is stepping down, announcing her return to her …
· Zain Khan
Trump kicks Tucker Carlson out of MAGA movement after talker’s Iran war criticism: ‘Lost his way’
President Trump cast Tucker Carlson out of his Make America Great Again movement following the conservative talking head’s loud criticism of the US and Israeli assault on Iran.
· Alexandra Steigrad
Crypto billionaire Justin Sun settles US fraud case for US$10 million
The SEC had sued Sun and his firms for securities fraud, saying they schemed to illegally distribute cryptocurrency assets
· Reuters
Wisconsin man who shot parents to fund Trump assassination plot gets life in prison
Nikita Casap appears at his arraignment on May 7, 2025, in Waukesha County Circuit Court, in Waukesha, Wis. (Mark Hoffman/Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel via AP, Pool, File)
· Todd Richmond
Britney Spears caught with unknown substance in car before DUI arrest
Britney Spears was caught with an unknown substance inside her vehicle before her shocking DUI arrest.
· Connor Surmonte
What it was really like when Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem awkwardly took the stage after Trump fired her
NASHVILLE — Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem seemed deflated and shied away from mentioning President Trump’s name directly when she took the stage at a police sergeant’s conference moments after she was publicly fired Thursday, attendees told The Post.
· Georgia Worrell
Mark Zuckerberg says criminal behavior on Facebook inevitable
Meta CEO, grilled about children’s safety, says in taped deposition a user pool of billions will include bad actors
· Katie Mcque
Man pleads guilty to bringing explosives to DC church preparing to celebrate Supreme Court term
U.S. Supreme Court Justices listens as President Donald Trump gives his State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress, at the Capitol in Washington, Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
· Michael Kunzelman
Long Island judge blocks release of Justin Timberlake’s drunk driving arrest — for now
He’s holding sloppy back.
· David Propper
The week in whoppers: Gov. Newsom confused again, Rep. Khanna says values outweigh fraud and more
“The president . . . [is] engaging in an illegal, dangerous war.” — California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Saturday
· Post Editorial Board
Man wins seatbelt fine court battle as AI traffic cameras face scrutiny
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· Bridget Mcarthur