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Philadelphia chaos (snow-filled car, $8K bar fraud, apartment fire) as Trump’s marathon address sparks Democratic backlash and ejections; UK to release Prince Andrew trade-envoy files; HP warns memory costs surge; students jailed for sheep-fireworks killing

Philadelphia man finds his car filled with snow after accidentally opening the windows with his key fob

A Philadelphia man discovered his car packed with snow after a key fob mishap triggered the windows to open remotely, leaving the vehicle exposed to the weather.

Theft at a Center City Philadelphia bar leads to $8,000 in fraudulent charges, victim says

A victim says a night out with friends at a Center City Philadelphia bar ended with their phone and credit cards being stolen, followed by about $8,000 in fraudulent charges.

In Democratic response, Spanberger accuses Trump of lying in the State of the Union

In the Democratic response to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address, Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger said Trump misled the public and failed to address Americans’ concerns. She argued his trade policies have raised family costs, criticized the Republican-backed One Big Beautiful Bill Act as threatening rural health care and increasing living expenses, and condemned immigration enforcement tactics she said involve unaccountable federal agents and improper detentions. Spanberger also attacked Trump’s foreign policy as favoring rivals and adversaries, and accused him of corruption, citing crypto ventures and the handling of the Epstein files.

Rep. Al Green Escorted Out After Protesting During Trump’s Address to Congress

Rep. Al Green was escorted out of the House chamber Tuesday night after protesting during President Donald Trump’s primetime address to Congress. Green stood near the podium holding a sign reading “Black people aren’t apes!” and refused to sit or lower it after Trump began speaking, prompting Capitol security to remove him. The episode mirrored last year’s address, when Green was ejected for repeated interruptions and later censured by the House. Afterward, Green said he was willing to accept punishment and framed the protest as opposition to Trump’s policy goals, including potential cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security.

Two students sentenced to prison for killing a sheep with fireworks

Two students, Leighton Ashby, 22, and Oakley Hollands, 20, were jailed after a prolonged attack on a sheep near Ditchling Beacon in the South Downs in November 2023. Prosecutors said they chased, punched, and kicked the animal for about 30 minutes before inserting fireworks into its mouth and anus, killing and mutilating it, while Hollands filmed and encouraged the violence. Both pleaded guilty; Ashby was sentenced to two years in prison and Hollands to 20 months in a young offenders’ institution, with the judge calling the conduct callous and sadistic.

HP says memory now makes up 35% of PC component costs, up from last quarter

HP Inc. says memory now accounts for about 35% of the materials cost to build a PC, up from roughly 15–18% last quarter, and expects RAM’s share to keep rising through the year. The company is accelerating the qualification of new suppliers to bring lower-cost parts into its PCs faster.

Trump says 'America is back' in a lengthy State of the Union address

President Donald Trump delivered the first State of the Union address of his second term on Tuesday, declaring that “America is back” and presenting an optimistic assessment of the country.

UK Government to Publish Confidential Documents on Prince Andrew’s Appointment as Trade Envoy

The UK government is set to release confidential documents related to former Prince Andrew’s appointment as a trade envoy after lawmakers approved a motion on Tuesday requiring their publication. The move follows the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on charges tied to allegations that he shared government reports with Jeffrey Epstein during his time in the role.

Fire Destroys Lindenwold Apartment Building, Displacing Eight Families

A fire destroyed an apartment building in Lindenwold, forcing eight families to leave their homes. Everyone escaped safely, including 81-year-old Russ Hume, a former volunteer firefighter of nearly 40 years, who said he called 911.

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