Drawing from multiple news sources, recent developments include Reshona Landfair's upcoming memoir detailing her experiences as a victim of R. Kelly, the unexpected success of the indie horror film *Iron Lung*, and the FBI's involvement in the search for Nancy Guthrie, alongside other entertainment and political updates. Mark Ruffalo also publicly criticized Kevin O'Leary regarding comments made about Billie Eilish's anti-ICE Grammy speech.

Drawing from multiple news sources, recent developments include Reshona Landfair's upcoming memoir detailing her experiences as a victim of R. Kelly, the unexpected success of the indie horror film *Iron Lung*, and the FBI's involvement in the search for Nancy Guthrie, alongside other entertainment and political updates. Mark Ruffalo also publicly criticized Kevin O'Leary regarding comments made about Billie Eilish's anti-ICE Grammy speech.

This week's news, compiled from multiple sources, covers a diverse range of topics, from Cameron Faulkner's Nintendo Switch 2 case reviews and the arrest of Colin Demarco for a politically motivated murder plot, to ice dancers Chock and Bates' innovative Olympic routine. Other notable stories include a Sundance award for a secretly filmed Iranian movie, Neon's acquisition of "Once Upon a Time in Harlem," Cuban President Díaz-Canel's openness to U.S. dialogue, Bad Bunny's promotion of Puerto Rican culture, and mixed reviews for Isabel Sandoval's film "Moonglow."

This week's news, compiled from multiple sources, covers a diverse range of topics, from Cameron Faulkner's Nintendo Switch 2 case reviews and the arrest of Colin Demarco for a politically motivated murder plot, to ice dancers Chock and Bates' innovative Olympic routine. Other notable stories include a Sundance award for a secretly filmed Iranian movie, Neon's acquisition of "Once Upon a Time in Harlem," Cuban President Díaz-Canel's openness to U.S. dialogue, Bad Bunny's promotion of Puerto Rican culture, and mixed reviews for Isabel Sandoval's film "Moonglow."

Multiple news sources report on both corrections to a Nature article concerning labeling errors in figures related to cancer research and a Nature Geoscience study confirming the influence of continent-sized structures in Earth's mantle on the planet's magnetic field over the past 265 million years. The Nature article, focusing on the interplay between cancer and pathogens, had incorrect labels in Figures 2 and 3, which have been updated, while the geoscience study used mantle evidence and simulations to link temperature differences in the mantle to the shaping of Earth's irregular magnetic field.

Multiple news sources report on both corrections to a Nature article concerning labeling errors in figures related to cancer research and a Nature Geoscience study confirming the influence of continent-sized structures in Earth's mantle on the planet's magnetic field over the past 265 million years. The Nature article, focusing on the interplay between cancer and pathogens, had incorrect labels in Figures 2 and 3, which have been updated, while the geoscience study used mantle evidence and simulations to link temperature differences in the mantle to the shaping of Earth's irregular magnetic field.

The special Democratic primary in New Jersey remains undecided as of Thursday, with former Congressman Tom Malinowski initially leading but his advantage shrinking as in-person votes were counted. Analilia Mejia, a former political director, currently trails Malinowski by a narrow margin, with outstanding mail-in ballots still to be processed across the district's three counties. The eventual Democratic nominee will compete against Republican Joe Hathaway in the April general election.

The special Democratic primary in New Jersey remains undecided as of Thursday, with former Congressman Tom Malinowski initially leading but his advantage shrinking as in-person votes were counted. Analilia Mejia, a former political director, currently trails Malinowski by a narrow margin, with outstanding mail-in ballots still to be processed across the district's three counties. The eventual Democratic nominee will compete against Republican Joe Hathaway in the April general election.

Societe Generale (SocGen) announced a €1.46 billion share buyback program following a stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter profit of €1.4 billion, a 36% increase year-over-year. While overall results were positive due to cost controls and French retail banking, equity and fixed-income trading performance fell short of expectations, signaling potential market volatility ahead. The buyback reflects CEO Krupa's commitment to shareholder returns.

Societe Generale (SocGen) announced a €1.46 billion share buyback program following a stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter profit of €1.4 billion, a 36% increase year-over-year. While overall results were positive due to cost controls and French retail banking, equity and fixed-income trading performance fell short of expectations, signaling potential market volatility ahead. The buyback reflects CEO Krupa's commitment to shareholder returns.

Multiple news sources report that the Louvre has released photos of Empress Eugenie's crown, which sustained "crushing damage" during a daring €76 million heist in October, where thieves stole jewels but dropped the headpiece during their escape. Despite the damage, including a missing golden eagle and some lost diamonds, the Louvre asserts the crown is largely intact and can be restored by an expert committee, though the stolen jewels remain unrecovered and five individuals have been charged in connection with the crime.

Multiple news sources report that the Louvre has released photos of Empress Eugenie's crown, which sustained "crushing damage" during a daring €76 million heist in October, where thieves stole jewels but dropped the headpiece during their escape. Despite the damage, including a missing golden eagle and some lost diamonds, the Louvre asserts the crown is largely intact and can be restored by an expert committee, though the stolen jewels remain unrecovered and five individuals have been charged in connection with the crime.

Multiple news sources highlight the rise of no-code app development tools, but acknowledge the challenges non-technical users face when integrating external services like SMS or payment processing. To address this, Ilan Zerbib's startup, Sapiom, is developing a financial layer that enables AI agents to securely purchase and access necessary software, APIs, and data, automating micro-payments for services like Twilio and attracting $15 million in seed funding led by Accel.

Multiple news sources highlight the rise of no-code app development tools, but acknowledge the challenges non-technical users face when integrating external services like SMS or payment processing. To address this, Ilan Zerbib's startup, Sapiom, is developing a financial layer that enables AI agents to securely purchase and access necessary software, APIs, and data, automating micro-payments for services like Twilio and attracting $15 million in seed funding led by Accel.

Multiple news sources report that Arizona police and the FBI are actively searching for Nancy Guthrie, Savannah Guthrie's missing 84-year-old mother, and are operating under the assumption she is alive, offering a $50,000 reward for information while reviewing ransom notes and investigating a fake one. The Guthrie family has issued public appeals for communication from whoever may be holding her, emphasizing the need for proof of life.

Multiple news sources report that Arizona police and the FBI are actively searching for Nancy Guthrie, Savannah Guthrie's missing 84-year-old mother, and are operating under the assumption she is alive, offering a $50,000 reward for information while reviewing ransom notes and investigating a fake one. The Guthrie family has issued public appeals for communication from whoever may be holding her, emphasizing the need for proof of life.

This week's news, compiled from multiple sources, covers a range of topics including Cameron Faulkner's Nintendo Switch 2 case reviews, the arrest of Colin Demarco for a politically motivated murder plot, and ice dancers Chock and Bates' innovative Olympic routine. Other headlines feature a Sundance award for a secretly filmed Iranian movie, Neon's acquisition of "Once Upon a Time in Harlem," Cuban President Díaz-Canel's openness to U.S. dialogue, Bad Bunny's global promotion of Puerto Rican culture, and mixed reviews for Isabel Sandoval's film "Moonglow."

This week's news, compiled from multiple sources, covers a range of topics including Cameron Faulkner's Nintendo Switch 2 case reviews, the arrest of Colin Demarco for a politically motivated murder plot, and ice dancers Chock and Bates' innovative Olympic routine. Other headlines feature a Sundance award for a secretly filmed Iranian movie, Neon's acquisition of "Once Upon a Time in Harlem," Cuban President Díaz-Canel's openness to U.S. dialogue, Bad Bunny's global promotion of Puerto Rican culture, and mixed reviews for Isabel Sandoval's film "Moonglow."

Multiple news sources report that amidst a tech-dominated society where tech leaders have amassed immense wealth and influence, Jeff Bezos' Washington Post has significantly reduced its tech, science, health, business, and foreign reporting teams, including those covering Amazon, AI, and international conflicts, as part of extensive layoffs. This reduction in coverage raises concerns about the newspaper's ability to critically examine the industry in which its owner is a major player.

Multiple news sources report that amidst a tech-dominated society where tech leaders have amassed immense wealth and influence, Jeff Bezos' Washington Post has significantly reduced its tech, science, health, business, and foreign reporting teams, including those covering Amazon, AI, and international conflicts, as part of extensive layoffs. This reduction in coverage raises concerns about the newspaper's ability to critically examine the industry in which its owner is a major player.

Multiple news sources report that the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt has partially reopened after two years, offering relief for Palestinians needing medical treatment abroad. However, many elderly Palestinians, like Kefaya al-Assar, are choosing to remain in Gaza, viewing it as an act of resistance and a way to avoid repeating what they see as their parents' mistake of fleeing their homes during the 1948 Nakba, despite facing displacement and hardship due to the ongoing conflict.

Multiple news sources report that the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt has partially reopened after two years, offering relief for Palestinians needing medical treatment abroad. However, many elderly Palestinians, like Kefaya al-Assar, are choosing to remain in Gaza, viewing it as an act of resistance and a way to avoid repeating what they see as their parents' mistake of fleeing their homes during the 1948 Nakba, despite facing displacement and hardship due to the ongoing conflict.

Drawing from multiple news sources, the Bank of England has held interest rates steady but signaled potential future cuts due to expected subdued growth and a weakening jobs market, although the timing and extent of these cuts remain uncertain. While economists anticipate one to three rate cuts this year, bringing the base rate to a potential trough of 3-3.5%, rates are unlikely to return to the historic lows seen during the Covid-19 pandemic due to lingering inflation pressures.

Drawing from multiple news sources, the Bank of England has held interest rates steady but signaled potential future cuts due to expected subdued growth and a weakening jobs market, although the timing and extent of these cuts remain uncertain. While economists anticipate one to three rate cuts this year, bringing the base rate to a potential trough of 3-3.5%, rates are unlikely to return to the historic lows seen during the Covid-19 pandemic due to lingering inflation pressures.