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Elena Rybakina withdrew from her third-round match at the 2026 Dubai Tennis Championships against Antonia Ruzic after winning a challenging first set.
The Shotgun Throwdown, a daily tracker of WVU news and notes, is back, inviting fans to join the conversation.

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The transcript for Vita Coco's (COCO) Q4 2025 earnings call is now available, offering insights into the company's financial results and future plans.

An analysis explores the potential consequences if New York City Mayor Mamdani proceeds with increasing income and corporate taxes on the wealthiest residents, examining whether such a move would drive them away.
A car owner is facing a dispute with a mechanic who denies responsibility for an engine failure that occurred a month after an oil change.
Evie Magazine, dubbed a 'Conservative Cosmo,' is making waves by addressing the cultural moment from a conservative perspective.
Giancarlo Stanton has arrived at Yankees camp in better physical condition, appearing leaner and 'ready to go' after dealing with elbow issues in the previous spring training.
Khamzat Chimaev's coach has stated that Alex Pereira has little to gain from a potential fight with Chimaev, understanding Pereira's reluctance.
The Times reports on the private jet companies favored by millionaires, highlighting the exclusive services they utilize for travel.

The Islamabad High Court has scheduled a hearing for the appeals of human rights lawyer Imaan Mazari and her husband Hadi against their conviction in a controversial social media posts case.
A former army chief, seen as Zelenskyy's top rival, has revealed a rift between himself and the Ukrainian president.
Several companies, including HF Sinclair, Costamare, Bausch + Lomb, SolarEdge Technologies, Andersons, and Vita Coco, have released highlights from their fourth-quarter earnings calls.
A viral artificial intelligence project rapidly evolved from a personal side venture into a highly sought-after asset within a mere three months, highlighting the rapid pace of innovation in the AI sector.

Eleven individuals, including an aide to a French far-left lawmaker, have been arrested in France in connection with the death of a far-right activist, sparking a 'political earthquake' in the country.
Olympian Eileen Gu dismissed a question about 'gold lost,' emphasizing that she has nothing left to prove and does not view a silver medal as a failure.
Mets spring training has begun with unfortunate injury news, a recurring theme for the team.
Ohio State's young safety, Jaylen McClain, is building a strong foundation of reliability and trust, with expectations to become an All-American by 2026.
A man has been jailed for permanently tattooing children, under the mistaken belief that the inkings were temporary.

A New York Pokémon card store, which gained media attention after an armed robbery, is now being forced by Nintendo to rebrand.
Former governor Waititu has won a bail reprieve, easing terms that had kept him incarcerated for a year despite an earlier release order in his graft case.

Dipendra Singh Airee delivered a match-winning half-century for Nepal, leading them to a thrilling seven-wicket victory over Scotland in a T20 World Cup contest.

Ukrainian officials have announced their decision to boycott the opening ceremony and all other official Paralympic events at the upcoming Winter Games.
Cambridge United head coach Neil Harris described his team's draw against mid-table Colchester United as a 'strong point' for the team.
Japan international Wataru Endo is expected to miss most of the remainder of the season after sustaining a broken foot, a setback that has left his teammates 'gutted'.
Mark Cuban explains how luck played a significant role in the success of Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg, emphasizing that 'something good has got to happen' for such achievements.
Upstart company Sarvam has launched an AI model specifically customized for the Indian market, aiming to cater to local linguistic and cultural nuances.
A dispute has escalated between the Pentagon and AI company Anthropic regarding 'woke' AI, indicating growing tensions over ethical and ideological considerations in AI development.
Abhishek Sharma recorded his third consecutive duck against the Netherlands, marking a new low in his T20 World Cup campaign.
Team GB bobsledder Taylor Lawrence is gaining attention for his 'hunky' and 'sexy pics' that have been widely shared.
Maruti Suzuki has unveiled the complete price list and detailed features for its new e-Vitara model, including its infotainment and instrument cluster specifications.
Citi has completed the sale of its Russian unit to Renaissance Capital, marking its exit from the Russian market.
Designer jeans are being sidelined as Levi’s 501s are once again becoming a popular choice among the fashion-forward.
The Supreme Court has ordered cricketer Mohammad Shami to respond to his estranged wife's plea to transfer various cases, including a domestic violence complaint.
Saint Louis suffered a surprising defeat at Rhode Island, ending their impressive 18-game winning streak and raising questions ahead of a crucial matchup with VCU.
While UConn, UCLA, and South Carolina are strong contenders for No. 1 seeds in the NCAA Women's Tournament, the fourth top spot remains highly contested, with Texas currently holding it.

A 5-part fantasy series on Prime Video, with a 91% Rotten Tomatoes score, is being lauded for its bold approach to book adaptation, including aging up characters and exploring new storylines.

A man heroically used his body to shield a 12-year-old girl from a passing train, saving her life in what her family described as a 'true miracle'.
Japan's Supreme Court has ruled that a provision in the Security Services Act, which prevented individuals under adult guardianship from working as security guards, is unconstitutional. However, the court rejected the former security guard's claim for compensation from the state.
SpaceX has reportedly ceased launching operations from Kennedy Space Center, though the specific reasons for this decision are not detailed.
The boss of Shakhtar Donetsk paid Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych $200,000 after his disqualification from the Games.
Kevin Durant remains a prominent topic in the NBA as his alleged burner accounts have reportedly been used to criticize numerous other NBA stars.
The latest episode of 'Across the Romaverse' highlights Malen's impressive performance and hot streak as Roma secures a point in their match against Napoli.
Carrefour announced plans to enhance its technological capabilities and concentrate on key regional markets as part of its strategic initiatives.

Germany's defense minister has highlighted Türkiye's strategic importance to European security, commending Ankara's contributions.
JD Vance states that Iran is disregarding core U.S. demands during ongoing talks.
Yann LeCun, former Meta Chief Scientist and often referred to as the 'Father of AI,' was seen at the AI Impact Summit, drawing attention to his continued influence in the field.
An analysis delves into the potential trajectory of quantum computing company IonQ over the next year, considering its market position and technological advancements.

Spain's government has officially put forward a candidate for the succession of Christine Lagarde at the European Central Bank, seeking a significant role in the Eurozone's central banking leadership.
Todd Cordell has identified his top picks for Team USA anytime goalscorers against Sweden, including Jack Eichel, Matthew Tkachuk, and Matt Boldy.
Habib Beye has officially been dismissed by Stade Rennais and is now reportedly in negotiations with Marseille for a new role.
Moses Itauma disclosed that a bicep tear was the reason for the postponement of his fight against Jermaine Franklin, but he is set to return to the ring next month.

Palo Alto Networks' shares dropped 8% as its CEO defended the cybersecurity firm's position amidst the impact of AI on software stocks, following the company's significant investments in AI and recent acquisitions.
Kenyan artist Bahati is hoping a DNA test will bring closure to a five-year saga involving a woman who claims to be his mother and has five other children.

Satellite images reveal Iran's swift reconstruction of military sites, raising concerns as the US threatens military action if nuclear program talks fail.

After achieving a historic domestic treble in 2025, Hull KR is now setting its sights on world domination in an upcoming decider against NRL premiers Brisbane Broncos.
MotoGP Sports Entertainment, formerly Dorna Sports, faced a setback when the Victorian government blocked their attempt to relocate the Phillip Island MotoGP event to Albert Park.
Serhou Guirassy has revealed the reason behind his celebration following the UEFA Champions League match between BVB and Atalanta.
Ukrainian officials have announced they will not attend the opening ceremony or participate in any official events at the upcoming Winter Paralympics.

Nevada state regulators have filed a lawsuit against Kalshi, seeking to prevent the company from offering event contracts that would allow residents to bet on sports.
Apple's stock has decoupled from the Nasdaq, as the market grapples with an 'AI whack-a-mole' phenomenon, reflecting the unpredictable nature of AI-driven market trends.
A viral AI project quickly transformed from a side hustle into a highly sought-after prize within three months, highlighting rapid innovation in the AI sector.
The Championship is being lauded as England's most entertaining football league, surpassing the Premier League in terms of excitement.
The Las Vegas Raiders are reportedly hiring an experienced wide receivers coach, signaling a move to bolster their coaching staff.
A solar panel manufacturing plant in Paarl is utilizing its local agility to effectively compete against imported panels in the market.

Australia's consumer watchdog has raised concerns over the increasing use of per-item pricing at supermarkets, emphasizing the need for clear and truthful price claims.

Victoria Jones, daughter of actor Tommy Lee Jones, died from an accidental overdose, with toxic effects of cocaine identified as the cause of death.

Rebecca Morrison executed an extraordinary shot against the USA, securing a victory for Team GB and keeping their hopes alive for advancing to the curling semi-finals.
With only two days remaining until spring games begin, the Arizona Diamondbacks still have significant work to do.
A Liverpool youth player's unexpected summer exit is causing speculation amidst the club's ongoing long-term squad rebuilding efforts.
A new report suggests that AI company Anthropic could share up to $6.4 billion with tech giants Amazon, Google, and Microsoft by 2027, indicating significant partnerships and revenue sharing.
The transcript for EnPro's (NPO) Q4 2025 earnings call has been released, providing details on the company's financial performance and outlook.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine is demonstrating to Western allies the strategic importance of viewing small drones as expendable ammunition rather than prized equipment.

Filmmaker Scott Cooper recounts how a small role in a civil war drama led to a lasting friendship with acclaimed actor Robert Duvall.
NIU football will begin play in the Mountain West next season. Huskies coach Thomas Hammock is headed even further west.
Manny Pacquiao is set to make his return to the boxing ring on April 18, 2026, for a 10-round exhibition welterweight bout against Ruslan Provodnikov in Las Vegas.
Oklahoma is expected to hire Deland McCullough, a former running backs coach for the Raiders and Notre Dame, to join their coaching staff.

Mai Sato, UN Special Rapporteur on Iran, warns that military action is not a 'magic solution' and that repression of protesters continues.

A man who previously won a $167 million Powerball jackpot has been arrested again, this time for allegedly assaulting a police officer.
A woman in Lawrence claims an ICE agent assaulted her while she filmed an operation, leading to calls from University of Oregon students for ICE alerts on campus.
Months after expressing concerns about 'elements of irrationality' in the AI investment boom, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai defended the company's AI investments at the India AI Impact Summit.

The fraud trial involving former JAMB registrar Mr. Ojerinde and his four children has been adjourned, while settlement talks in a separate corruption case against him have stalled.
A Real Madrid midfielder will undergo tests after sustaining a knock during the team's recent Champions League playoff victory against Benfica.
Miami (Ohio) is the last unbeaten team in college basketball, maintaining a perfect 26-0 record as the pressure intensifies.
Matt Law highlights how Liam Rosenior's management has significantly benefited Andrey Santos, noting improvements compared to Enzo Maresca's approach.

Experts discuss effective ways to change one's own mind and the minds of others, offering advice on productive arguments and maintaining a healthy belief system.

After 29 years, the 'One Piece' franchise has delivered what is being hailed as its best-ever Devil Fruit reveal, surpassing previous iconic reveals.
Activist Mwabili Mwagodi remains uncharged days after his arrest, with a magistrate declining police requests for extended custody.

A court ruling mandates the NHS to provide increased compensation to children who suffer brain injuries at birth, a decision expected to have significant financial implications.

Rebecca Morrison executed an incredible shot against the USA, securing a victory for Team GB and boosting their chances of progressing to the curling semi-finals.
A retail executive's impressive simulator statistics were instrumental in leading the Atlanta Drive to victory in the inaugural TGL title.
Chelsea is reportedly considering the sale of Liam Delap this summer following an underwhelming debut campaign, with five clubs reportedly on alert.
Controversial Olympian Eileen Gu claims she was assaulted and robbed while at Stanford University, according to a recent report.
Saudi Arabia's Humain has invested $3 billion in xAI's Series E funding round, indicating significant financial backing for the AI company.
India's Adani Group announced plans to invest $100 billion in AI infrastructure, signaling a major push into artificial intelligence development and deployment.

Two teenagers in Siberia have been jailed after setting fire to an Mi-8 helicopter at a military airfield near Omsk.
This article provides a pre-snap read on the Seattle Seahawks, focusing on the ranking of Riq Woolen and the team's remaining free agents.
Tickets for the Duke-Michigan basketball game are reportedly going to be extremely expensive, making attendance a costly affair.
Bumi Resources Minerals has stated that its operations in Palu remain unaffected despite a recent site closure.

Pixar's 'Soul,' released six years ago, is highlighted as one of the studio's most underrated and best movies of the decade.