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02.19.2026

Feb 19, 2026
Olympic slalom gold and a 12-year comeback are celebrated. Siblings steal the sports spotlight with big hockey and basketball moments. A baby elephant gets a meaningful public name and fundraising boost. A court lets 'boneless wings' stay on menus as a marketing term. Hotels rethink free breakfast offerings. Llamas help circle and catch a suspect.
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INSIGHT

Michaela Schifrin's Historic Comeback

  • Michaela Schifrin ended a 12-year Olympic gold drought by winning women's slalom with a 1.5-second margin.
  • Her comeback made her the U.S. alpine skier with the most Winter Games golds.
ANECDOTE

Heise Siblings Ride Each Other's Success

  • The Heise siblings each had big sports moments: Taylor scored in Olympic hockey and brothers Nate and Ryan shone in college basketball.
  • Their father said Ryan's success inspired the siblings' strong performances.
INSIGHT

Public Naming Raised Funds For Conservation

  • The National Zoo's baby Asian elephant was named Lin Mai through a public vote and fundraising effort.
  • The contest raised over $58,000 for elephant care and conservation.
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