The U.S. government has accused China of conducting secret nuclear tests, according to NPR, raising concerns about the development of new nuclear warheads. Meanwhile, the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina are facing their own set of challenges, including potential airport delays due to a possible government shutdown and athlete scandals. These events are unfolding amidst a backdrop of political tension, with former President Donald Trump's efforts to indict Democratic lawmakers reportedly failing, as reported by Vox.
The U.S. claim regarding China's nuclear activities was reported by NPR on February 11, 2026. The U.S. believes China may be developing new nuclear warheads for its hypersonic weapons. No further details were provided in the NPR report.
The Winter Olympics, as reported by Vox, are grappling with various issues. The games are already facing potential disruptions. A possible government shutdown, as highlighted by Time, could lead to airport delays. The acting head of the Transportation Security Administration, Ha Nguyen McNeill, warned that a lack of funding would "pose significant challenges to our ability to deliver transportation security with the level of excellence we expect and Americans deserve."
In the sporting arena, U.S. speedskater Jordan Stolz, a seven-time world champion, was competing in the 1000-m Olympic speedskating competition, as detailed by Time. Stolz, who holds the world record in the 1,000, was challenged by Jenning de Boo of the Netherlands.
Politically, former President Donald Trump's attempt to indict Democratic lawmakers is reportedly failing, according to Vox. The story appeared in The Logoff, a daily newsletter that helps readers stay informed about the Trump administration.
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