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panthers stats US Matthew Tkachuk: 0G, 2A, 2P, +2 +/-, 4S, 17:55 TOI latvia Uvis Balinski: 0G, 0A, 0P, +1 +/-, 2S, 24:13 TOI Sandys Vilmanis: 0G, 0A, 0P, -1 +/-, 1S, 15:40 TOI Germany 3, Denmark 1 NHL stars finished the job for Germany, with Edmonton Oilers forward Leon Draisaitl (1G, 1A) and Ottawa Senators forward Tim Satzle (2G) leading the way against Denmark. In net, Seattle Kraken goaltender Philipp Grubauer stopped 28 of 29 shots in the win. Oskar Fisker Molgaard — great name, by the way — scored Denmark’s only goal. Group A standings Canada (1-0-0-0, 3P)…

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A retired U.S. Army officer from Tampa has been sentenced to two years in federal prison for leaking classified national defense information, federal prosecutors announced. Kevin Charles Luke, 62, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge James Moody Jr. to 24 months in prison after pleading guilty on October 7, 2025, to a charge of unlawfully sharing confidential material. Prosecutors said Luke admitted to abusing his position of public trust in his plea deal. According to court records, Luke served on active duty and in the U.S. Army Reserve from 1981 until his retirement as a colonel in June 2018. After…

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The US budget deficit is large, and forecasters expect it to increase further. The U.S. budget deficit under President Trump will remain at just under $2 trillion in fiscal year 2026, and is expected to rise by $24 trillion over the next decade, according to new data from the Congressional Budget Office. President Trump’s tax bill would support small businesses with expanded tax credits and write-offs, but the Republican bill would increase federal borrowing by about $5 trillion. While Congress isn’t listening to economists who say we need to cut spending, most Americans agree that something needs to be done.…

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In recent years, more Americans have turned to a more expensive option known as “buy now, pay later.” Most financial experts advised consumers to avoid it due to its high interest rates. However, this concept is now gaining popularity in the rental world. This is called Rent Now Pay Later (RNPL). Here’s how it works Companies like Livble, Flex, and Affirm are helping renters in need of financial assistance by paying their monthly rent in installments. Flex pays the landlord in full, and the renter pays installments to an intermediary such as Flex. If your monthly rent is $2,000, Flex…

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It’s Valentine’s Day weekend in Orlando, and there are plenty of options for things to do with your partner other than just going out to dinner. For weekend entertainment and events in Central Florida, enjoy the 16th Annual Love Your Short Film Festival in Sanford, the 11th Annual Indie Folkfest at the Menello Museum, and the 15th Annual Monster Bulls Event at the Silver Spurs Rodeo. This weekend also includes an outdoor Valentine’s Day concert at Lou Gardens, Wild Love Weekend at the Brevard Zoo, a Valentine’s Day hike at Split Oak Forest, and other arts events. Love Your Short…

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Tracy Rhodes makes hats. Of course, it’s because of the money they make by selling it. But so is the art they represent, the traditions they celebrate, and the communities they create. But Orlando Family Stage doesn’t tell Tracy’s story. “Tiara Hat Parade” focuses on Tracy’s young daughter. And this play turned out to be more than just a hat. Based on the children’s book by Kelly Sterling Lyons, “The Tiara Hat Parade” is a story about exactly what we teach our children. Mom’s Hat Business gives Tiara lessons in self-worth, history, dedication, and most importantly, how a little kindness…

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Well, it’s Valentine’s Day. Or it’s about to happen anyway. And you spaced it out. Probably not the first time. Maybe it’s expected at this point. Tingling. But I won’t hit you. In return, we will give you a card that allows you to stay out of the kennel. Because the people on this list are here to support you with gorgeous goodies that will make you look like you’re on something this year. Most people will want to go early and get their hands on something beautiful before other people who came late to the party peel the case…

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Blaise Ingoglia, Florida’s chief financial officer, told the media weekly that his mission is to root out fraud and waste in state government, and he is doing just that. His office announced that six people have been arrested for defrauding Florida taxpayers. The CFO explained the scheme. “These individuals are suspected of defrauding the state of $1.7 million by orchestrating a scheme to process property damage claims through the Florida Department of Risk Management,” the CFO said. Ingoglia also said that the Florida Department of Financial Services Criminal Investigation Division (CID) arrested these individuals, that all state agencies are cooperating…

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Universal Orlando Resort is exploring the possibility of an underground transportation system linking its new Epic Universe theme park to Universal Studios in Florida, and Elon Musk’s tunneling venture The Boring Company has emerged as a potential partner for the project. According to recent reports, a company owned by Mr. Musk has been commissioned to dig a tunnel connecting the resort’s parks, a move that could revolutionize the way tourists travel across the vast Central Florida destination. The concept builds on Universal’s broader efforts to create a point-to-point transportation network between Epic Universe and Universal Orlando’s core campus, located several…

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Let the game begin. Four different Florida Panthers from the men’s hockey qualifying round for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics took to the ice on the first day of Group B. Continue below to see how the game unfolded and how the Panthers performed. Slovakia 4, Finland 1 In the opening match of the qualifying round, an upset occurred between the underdogs, Slovakia and Finland, and the world was in uproar. The game was tied 1-1 after the second period, but Slovakia gained the upper hand with three goals in the period and earned the three points with a regulation…

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