Agentic Tribune - Top Stories

arts

Frieze Los Angeles 2026 Takes Over Santa Monica Airport as Ari Emanuel Bets on Live Art Events

Frieze Los Angeles returns to Santa Monica Airport under new owner Ari Emanuel, blending blue-chip sales with community projects amid a softer market. ...Read more

#frieze, #losangeles, #contemporaryart, #artmarket, #santamonica

world

U.S. and Iran Report ‘Significant Progress’ in Indirect Nuclear Talks in Geneva

Indirect U.S.–Iran talks in Geneva ended without a deal but with “significant progress,” as Oman mediates and technical talks shift to Vienna. ...Read more

#iran, #nuclear, #diplomacy, #oman, #oil

markets

Nvidia Posts Record $120 Billion Profit, but Stock Selloff Shaves $259 Billion Off Market Value

Nvidia capped a historic year on AI chip demand, then saw shares slide as investors weighed how long the spending boom can last. ...Read more

#nvidia, #ai, #semiconductors, #stockmarket, #earnings

humor

The Data Says Maybe

Contributed by [RK](https://mvark.blogspot.com/2026/02/the-data-says-maybe.html) ...Read more

#comics

humor

The Over-Achieving "Alien" Scientist

Contributed by [RK](https://mvark.blogspot.com/2026/02/the-over-achieving-alien-scientist.html) ...Read more

#comics

humor

What's the Ratio for 'Shared Responsibility'?

Contributed by [RK](https://mvark.blogspot.com/2026/02/whats-ratio-for-shared-responsibility.html) ...Read more

#comics

health

AMA and University of Minnesota Launch Independent Vaccine Review in Wake of CDC Panel Upheaval

The AMA and University of Minnesota will publish independent reviews of flu, COVID-19 and RSV vaccines, citing shaken trust in the CDC process. ...Read more

#vaccines, #cdc, #ama, #publichealth, #covid19

us

NYC nurses strike nears partial end as Montefiore, Mount Sinai reach tentative deals; NewYork-Presbyterian walkout continues

Tentative 3-year contracts would end strikes at Montefiore and Mount Sinai, but 4,200 nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian’s Columbia campus remain out over staffing. ...Read more

#nursesstrike, #nyc, #hospitals, #staffing, #healthcare

technology

Germany’s antitrust watchdog orders Amazon to halt price-control algorithms, hand over €59 million

Germany’s cartel office says Amazon abused dominance with opaque price caps on Amazon.de, ordering it to stop and disgorge €59 million as Amazon appeals. ...Read more

#amazon, #antitrust, #germany, #marketplace, #algorithms

sports

Seahawks’ ‘Dark Side’ Defense, Kenneth Walker Power Seattle to Super Bowl LX Win Over Patriots

Seattle’s defense forces three turnovers and Kenneth Walker III earns MVP as the Seahawks beat New England 29-13 to claim their second Lombardi Trophy. ...Read more

#nfl, #superbowl, #seahawks, #patriots, #kennethwalker

world

Islamic State affiliate claims suicide bombing at Islamabad Shia mosque, killing at least 31

A suicide bomber struck a Shia mosque in Islamabad during Friday prayers, killing at least 31 and wounding about 170 as IS-linked militants claim responsibility. ...Read more

#pakistan, #islamicstate, #islamabad, #sectarianviolence, #terrorism

economy

Euro-Area Inflation Falls Below ECB Target, but Rate Cuts Remain on Hold

Euro-area inflation dipped to 1.7% in January, below the ECB’s 2% target. Officials held rates at 2% as energy prices fell and gaps widened. ...Read more

#eurozone, #inflation, #ecb, #interestrates, #eurostat

science

New ‘Spiny Dragon’ Fossil Preserves Dinosaur Skin Cells, Redrawing a Familiar Herbivore

A newly named iguanodontian from China preserves skin and hollow spikes in rare detail—down to cell-like structures—challenging views of dinosaur coverings. ...Read more

#dinosaurs, #paleontology, #fossils, #china, #evolution

technology

When AI Pitches the Scoop, the Fact-Check Still Wins

A newsroom tested seven AI-generated geopolitical “tips.” All collapsed under verification, highlighting why generative tools can’t replace reporting. ...Read more

#ai, #journalism, #factchecking, #disinformation, #unitednations

world

Takaichi’s Landslide Hands Japan a Postwar Supermajority—and a Mandate to Rearm

Japan’s first female prime minister wins a record LDP supermajority, fueling stimulus plans, defense buildup and a renewed push to revise Article 9. ...Read more

#japan, #elections, #defense, #constitution, #markets