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An Australian national was said to sell cyber tools designed for the U.S. government and its allies to a Russian company known as Operation Zero.

Former LAFD Chief Kristin Crowley filed a lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles on Tuesday alleging labor code violations after her firing by Mayor Karen Bass.

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Don La Greca may be biased, as he gets to watch Jack Hughes play every night, but the New Jersey Devils play-by-play announcer could not help but defend America’s newest hero and his teammates.La Greca joked that he was close to deleting social media in the wake of the U.S. men’s hockey team winning its first gold since 1980. The Devils’ announcer implored both sides that Hughes scored simply for the United States of America, not for either Democrats or Republicans.”I’m not coming from either side — both sides embarrassed themselves…” La Greca said on his ESPN New York radio show, “Don Hahn & Rosenberg.” “He’s a hockey player that scored a goal. And that’s all he cares about. And he loves being American.”CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM But one caller thought it was a “bad look” that the men’s team laughed after President Donald Trump said he would “have” to invite the women’s team to Tuesday’s State of the Union.”It’s only a bad look, because that’s the way somebody wanted to paint it… People cherry-picking comments, people trying to get a reaction, they’ve been supportive,” La Greca said. “Jack’s mom was involved in the women’s game. Can we stop? Please stop! If you’re going to call [with that sentiment], don’t call…”We can’t have nice things. You want to believe it? Good on you. But that can’t be the first thing we have a conversation – it’s not even 24 hours old, and this is the conversation people want to have. It’s ridiculous.”La Greca and his hosts then discussed Kash Patel’s presence in the locker room.”What were they supposed to do, throw him out of the room? Half of them didn’t even know who he was. That’s the problem I have. All of a sudden now, everyone gets pigeonholed, ‘Oh, must be MAGA because Patel was in there.’ That’s unfair,” La Greca said.US MEN’S HOCKEY STAR JACK HUGHES TALKS TRUMP’S STATE OF THE UNION INVITE”The fact that someone tweeted out that the men laughed when Donald Trump suggested he’s gotta invite the women, now the narrative is they laughed at the women being invited. We have no idea why they laughed. Trump said ‘I’ll be impeached if I don’t invite them.’ Maybe they laughed at that. Maybe it was just an awkward laugh. We don’t know. Because somebody wanted to mold it as the men, who have been nothing but supportive, they were there when they won the gold medal, Jack’s mom is a part of the team, that they all collectively don’t want the women to be at the White House? Somebody molded it to be that way, so some suckers out there believe it. “Maybe they did laugh. But nobody was in the room to know. That’s what some people want to make it out to be. They have an agenda that the men are sexist and women shouldn’t be in sports, because that’s what some on the right side thinks. So let’s drag it over to the left, or the right trying to drag it over to the right, instead of just letting it be. Because that’s what social media does.”Hughes told reporters after the game that the first thing he thought about when the puck went in was Megan Keller, who scored the golden goal for the United States’ women’s team against Canada three days earlier.Hughes’ brother, Quinn, who scored an overtime goal against Sweden last week, said it was “amazing to spend some time” with the women’s team in the Olympic village.”And then obviously [watching] them, me and Jack were there, we watched them win the gold medal. They came to our game and were able to watch us,” he said. “So just the support back and forth, just to get to know them a little better was special, too.”The women’s team declined an invitation to Washington, D.C., citing scheduling conflicts. Several members of the men’s team will be in attendance after partying in Miami on Monday.The NHL season resumes on Wednesday.Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

“The View” co-host Sunny Hostin defended Savannah Chrisley’s guest host stint on the talk show during Monday’s “Behind the Table” podcast, telling “outraged fans” it was what the show is all about.”So the reaction from social media from our more ardent fans was loud. I obviously saw a lot of it,” the show’s producer, Brian Teta, said. “They were outraged at the idea that we would — they did not like the idea that there was anybody here that would be a supporter of Trump or MAGA at the table.”Chrisley appeared as a guest host on “The View” last week, which resulted in back-and-forth exchanges with the liberal co-hosts, including over President Donald Trump.’THE VIEW’ CO-HOST SAYS GOAL IS TO HAVE PEOPLE ‘WITH DIFFERENT VIEWS AT OUR TABLE'”Well, that’s what ‘The View’ is. You have to be able to sit with people that, you know, voted for him three times and support him and continue to support him,” Hostin responded.”I have family members that voted for him three times,” Hostin said.Teta said it was likely fans of the show had family members who supported the president. He speculated, “Maybe they’ve cut everybody else off that does.””I haven’t,” Hostin said. “It’s hard.”Teta said the backlash over Chrisley was directed at him personally.”It’s really — I mean, they’re like, ‘Well, they’re being held in check. They’re being forced to do this.’ Like, no,” Teta said.CHARLAMAGNE CRITICIZES ‘THE VIEW’ FOR LACKING CONSERVATIVE GUESTS”No, this is what we do. And I think what was good about Savannah is, I think she understood that. If you go low, I go low. But if you go high, I go high. We can meet energy. And I thought her energy was pretty earnest and pretty harmless,” Hostin added.Hostin noted areas of disagreement with Chrisley, but also said the two had a lot in common, such as their faith.”But I thought all in all she’s, you know, I don’t know that many 28-year-old young women would be able to sit at the table. It takes a lot of courage and bravery and confidence, and she had that,” Hostin said.Chrisley said during the podcast last week that she and Hostin had a back-and-forth off camera about her parents, who were pardoned by Trump, but that the two resolved it.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREChrisley said that at first she was not a fan of Hostin due to their initial conversation, but explained that she and the liberal co-host talked the next day.”But then today, she and I had a conversation, off camera, and she was like, ‘Well, I didn’t understand this.’ And I was like, ‘I apologize if I came off as defensive. It’s obviously my family, and I’m always going to defend them,'” Chrisley said. “But I’m really proud of the fact that we’re able to have those conversations, as women who are on opposite sides of the aisle, being able to say, ‘I’m sorry if I did this,’ or, ‘Oh, I didn’t know that.'” The co-hosts also warned Chrisley not to read the hateful comments online, after revealing she had been getting a lot directed at her while guest hosting the show.

Team USA Men’s hockey champs arrived at Joint Base Andrews on Tuesday ahead of President Trump’s State of the Union Address.
President Trump invited the men’s hockey champs to the State of the Union Address and flew them to DC on Vance’s vice presidential plane.
For the first time in more than 4 decades, Team USA won the men’s ICE hockey gold medal against Canada in overtime on Sunday.
A toothless Jack Hughes scored the winning goal in overtime.

Led the team all the way to this #WinterOlympics pic.twitter.com/YjiktdpxhH
— USA Hockey (@usahockey) February 22, 2026

The Men’s Hockey Team departed Miami on Tuesday morning and arrived to Joint Base Andrews in DC.
Fans and US Troops greeted the hockey players on the tarmac.
“These guys are heroes, waving their stars and stripes! They’re draping themselves in the American flag,” Fox News said.
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Team USA officially arrived to the White House on Tuesday afternoon.

Team USA arrives at the White House!!! pic.twitter.com/Iv6XS5q6In
— Margo Martin (@MargoMartin47) February 24, 2026

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The “Revenge of the Nerds” star died by suicide after a two-decade battle with bipolar disorder.

The “Revenge of the Nerds” star died by suicide after a two-decade battle with bipolar disorder.

A late-morning call to authorities led to the discovery of two separate deaths Friday at Heavenly Mountain Resort near Lake Tahoe, officials said.The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office said deputies responded at 11:55 a.m. to reports of two fatal accidents at the Nevada-side resort.According to the Tahoe Douglas Fire Protection District, 33-year-old Nicholas Jamil Haddad of West Bloomfield, Michigan, died after a serious incident on the mountain.Authorities also identified Brian Robert Fraud, a 57-year-old man from Elk Grove, California, as the second victim. Authorities said he died after experiencing a serious medical emergency while on the slopes.FAMILY SKI TRIP ENDS IN TRAGEDY AFTER BROTHER FINDS SISTER SWEPT AWAY BY UTAH AVALANCHEBoth skiers were transported to the base area by Heavenly Ski Patrol after deputies responded to the scene, police said.Despite life-saving efforts from the TDFPD and paramedics, both men died.The incidents were unrelated, the sheriff’s office said, and the cause and manner of both deaths remain under investigation.Heavenly Vice President and General Manager Shaydar Edelmann said Friday he appreciated the work of the ski patrol team and the first responders.”On behalf of the entire Heavenly Mountain Resort team, we extend our heartfelt condolences to our guests’ family, friends and loved ones,” he said in a statement.In a statement, South Lake Tahoe Mayor Cody Bass offered his condolences to the victims’ families. “Our community is mourning a profound and heavy loss today. The last two weeks have brought a succession of tragedies to the Lake Tahoe region. On behalf of the City Council and the people of South Lake Tahoe, we want to express our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to the families, friends, and loved ones of those we have lost.”The fatal incidents come after several deaths in the Lake Tahoe region. On Wednesday, Feb. 18, the body of missing recent San Jose State University graduate Colin Kang, 21, was found.Kang had “gone skiing and did not return as expected,” the Placer County Sheriff’s Office shared in a news release on Facebook. His vehicle was found in a parking lot at Northstar California Resort before he was later discovered.On Feb. 17, a group of nine backcountry skiers were killed in an avalanche near Castle Peak, which is not far from Lake Tahoe.