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February 21, 2026   |   Read Online 11-Year-Old Fatally Attacks Adoptive Dad Over Video Game     Today's Catch Up 11-Year-Old Fatally Attacks Adoptive Dad Over Video Game Officials Probe Deadly Lake Tahoe Avalanche Over Possible Negligence Man found dead after crash outside power facility in southern Nevada Blue City Mayor's SUV Stolen After Thief Breaks Into Office     When my patients come to me with blood pressure higher than 120/80… I tell them to start drinking this hydrating green juice every morning: You can buy bucketfuls of these ingredients for less than $3. Yet one 74-year-old patient who started drinking it daily… Dropped his BP numbers from 150/80… down to 116/76. He didn't start exercising, adjust his diet, or change his meds. All he did was start drinking this juice every morning at 6am. (And it probably saved his life.) As a medical doctor for over 22 years, I tell all my high BP patients: >> This is the #1 best juice to lower your blood pressure by up to 34 points. PA high school student charged with running 'catfishing' and 'sextortion' scheme to exploit minors An 18-year-old Pennsylvania high school student was arrested Friday after authorities accused him of running a massive "catfishing" and "sextortion" scheme that involved more than 20 underage victims. Zachariah Abraham Meyers, a student at Peters Township High School in McMurray, faces over 300 felony counts of trafficking in minors, sexual extortion, intercept communications, corruption of minors, child sexual abuse material, unlawful contact with a minor, sexual exploitation of children, and criminal use of communication facility. Read More Here Federal judge in Michigan charged with drunken driving after car strikes signs A federal judge in Michigan suspected of drunken driving uttered a vulgarity at a state trooper and couldn't explain damage to his car or why his airbags had deployed, according to video of the arrest. U.S. District Judge Thomas Ludington was arrested Oct. 3 after a trooper said he had repeatedly failed to properly blow into a blood-alcohol device, body-camera video obtained by The Detroit News shows. Read More Here American Sports & Culture   Spurs beat the Suns 121-94 in Austin for their 7th straight win Stephon Castle scored 20 points, Victor Wembanyama added 17 and the San Antonio Spurs beat the short-handed Phoenix Suns 121-94 on Thursday night for their seventh straight victory.   Rays reliever Edwin Uceta didn't feel great when testing shoulder playing catch Tampa Bay reliever Edwin Uceta didn't feel great when testing his cranky right shoulder. Manager Kevin Cash said Thursday that Uceta will probably see a doctor.   Bears' potential move to Indiana takes step forward as effort to build stadium in Illinois lingers The Chicago Bears' potential move to Indiana took another step forward when a key committee approved a plan to create an agency that would help get a stadium built. American Business & Markets   Why New Balance's 'dad shoes' are beating Nike as sales surge 19% New Balance grew sales 19% to $9.2 billion in 2025 as its emphasis on street-wear styles and performance resonate with a wide range of shoppers.   Doordash stock rises as investment cycle starts showing signs of a payoff Analysts noted improvement in the company's unit economics, especially in new areas like grocery and retail.   Small furniture retailers face existential tariff threat, despite Supreme Court ruling Higher import costs is the latest blow to the furniture industry, which had been buckling under interest rates and a sluggish housing market well before tariffs.     American Fact of the Day! On February 21, 1972, the first ever video game tournament took place at Stanford University. Students competed in the game Spacewar making it the start of competitive gaming in the United States long before esports became popular. 🎮       Update your email preferences or unsubscribe here © 2026 Keeping Up With America 210 Delburg St Davidson, North Carolina 28036, United States Terms of Service