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Top Hungary news: Man steals car with child, Trump’s message, Rubio comes to Budapest, new mall — 6 February, 2026
Daily News HungaryFebruary 6, 2026Flash newsQuick NewsA public consultation is also starting, which can be filled out by the end of the month. Photo: BKK Featured Hungary news stories:Man steals car with 5-year-old still inside near Budapest: child abandoned kilometres away videoSent home with a broken jaw: Hungarian man operated on in Austria hours after hospital dischargeTragedy in the High Tatras: Two Hungarian hikers killed in avalancheNew shopping centre to be built next to one of Hungarys busiest motorways2026 elections:Trump sends clear message to Hungarian voters on Orbn and April electionsTrump reaffirms support for Orbn just minutes after backing Japans PM in a similar mannerPM Orbn may turn to Rubio instead of Trump: One of Americas big players...
Eagles News: A.J. Brown’s “relationship with the team remains somewhat tenuous”
Eagles Question of the Day:Is the Brandon Graham strip-sack on Tom Brady underrated? I feel like the Philly Special play gets all the attention … and it was obviously really awesome. But it doesn’t even really matter if the strip-sack doesn’t happen. Which is the bigger play from Super Bowl LII? Head over to The Feed and weigh in with your answer and explanation!
Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles news and links …What I’m hearing at the Super Bowl about Maxx Crosby, Bill Belichick, Travis Kelce and more - The AthleticA.J. Brown’s situation with the Eagles is still unresolved, but his relationship with the team remains somewhat tenuous. From what I’m hearing, substantial conversations about his future have not yet taken place, but expect talks to ramp up around the NFL combine in two weeks.A.J....
Obi Cubana and the City Boy mandate
Niger Delta February 11, 2026 by Our Reporter ...
Top 5 Stories Of The Day | EFCC, ICPC Warn How Poor Funding Weakens Corruption Cases
EFCC, ICPC warn how poor funding weakens corruption casesEl-Rufai fears arrest as 2027 political tension risesCorrectional service reveals that 64% of prison inmates are yet to be triedTempers flare in senate as lawmakers clash at the budget sessionFG blames vandalism for coastal highway floodingAcross Nigeria’s 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, these are the top five Nigerian news stories you shouldn’t miss.Nigeria’s leading anti-corruption bodies have warned that inadequate funding is slowing investigations and court proceedings. At their 2026 budget defence, both the ICPC and EFCC told the Senate that partial releases of approved funds have disrupted operations and weakened staff welfare.
ICPC chairman Musa Aliyu said only small portions of overhead and capital allocations for 2025 were released. He revealed that some prosecutors pay court expenses out of pocket, while cases are delayed due...
Akpabio Summons Senators For Crucial Discussion On National Issues
The leadership of the Nigerian Senate has announced that Senators should reconvene for a plenary session on Tuesday, February 17.
The announcement was conveyed in an official notice to the Senators by the Clerk of the Senate, Emmanuel Odowhich was made available to newsmen on Sunday in Abuja.
According to him, the summons is based on the directive of the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio.
Odo noted that crucial decisions concerning national issues would be discussed during the session.
The statement read, “I am...
Gavin Newsom Gets TORCHED for Playing Victim After Ted Cruz’s Jab (‘Victimhood Self-Own’ INCOMING)
We're still about two years until the presidential primaries are off and running, and already some potential candidates are trying way too hard to get the upper hand. This story started with Sen. Ted Cruz calling Gavin Newsom "historically illiterate" on an episode of his podcast:— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) February 16, 2026"Historically illiterate," eh?
If you're in the perpetual victimization culture, how do you translate that?
Simple:Ted Cruz calling a dyslexic person illiterate is a new low, even for him. https://t.co/XC75ybiGKd— Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) February 16, 2026Dude, seriously? That reminded us of when Biden would say something incoherent and his handlers (and many in the media) would shame people for mocking his "lifelong stutter."
Maybe Newsom's worse off than we thought.Is your dyslexia the reason that you don’t know what...
Is Litecoin’s (LTC) Price Rally Over—Or Is a Surprise Breakout Coming?
Litecoin isn’t the market favorite it once was. Since the beginning of the year, the price has dropped more than 36%, sliding to around $45 before showing signs of life during the recent market bounce. Even with that recovery, LTC price remains stuck below $55, a level that now acts as a ceiling rather than support. The broader signals still lean cautious, and momentum hasn’t fully shifted in favor of the bulls.
That said, the chart structure suggests this compression could resolve higher. If buyers manage to push past $55 with strength, a move toward $70–$75 could quickly come into play.Drop in Open Interest Hints Long LiquidationsLitecoin’s open interest tells a clear story of fading conviction. Over the past few months, both price and open interest have trended lower, signaling long liquidation rather than aggressive new...
Osun 2026: APC weighs gains, challenges amid low membership registration figures
Politics February 21, 2026 by Our Reporter ...
Curve Founder: DAO Disputes Signal Strength, Not Weakness
Egorov argues that internal disagreement indicates active participation rather than instability in decentralised governance systems.A disputed US$6.3m grant and a later 80% turnout vote illustrate how contention can drive engagement.A separate Aave conflict highlights unresolved tensions around fee flows, IP ownership and legal standing.Michael Egorov, founder of Curve Finance, has argued that disagreement within decentralised autonomous organisations (DAOs) is a sign of health rather than dysfunction. DAOs operate through smart contracts and member voting to oversee onchain protocols, forming a decentralised governance structure distinct from traditional companies.
Egorov said that when proposals pass without resistance, it often reflects disengagement. “If everyone automatically agrees on something, it feels like people just don’t really care. They vote for whatever comes in, or they don’t participate at...
