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SUPREME K.O. - February 22, 2026
LAST FOUR CARTOONS
- DHS reinstates Coast Guard members discharged over COVID shot
Some significant changes to U.S. immunization practices have been made during the first year of the second Trump administration
- The week in politics (Feb. 25, 2026)
On Wednesday's show: We recap the State of the Union address and discuss other developments in politics in our weekly roundup.
- The South’s ‘mecca of Black entertainment’ celebrates 105 years
A cultural hub for Black entertainment celebrates 105 years in Macon.
- College basketball rankings: Duke makes history behind another dominant game from Cameron Boozer
The Blue Devils blew past another ACC opponent as Boozer added to his case for CBS Sports National Player of the Year
- NASA’s Webb Examines Cranium Nebula
Two heads are better than one in the latest images from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, which reveal new detail in a mysterious, little-studied nebula
- Roberts Hawaiʻi to open new entertainment venue
The space is a $15 million investment, designed for weddings, corporate events, fashion shows, pau hana, nightclub entertainment, and more. Roberts…
- Cause of death confirmed for Martin Short's daughter Katherine
Officials have confirmed the cause of death for Katherine Short, the daughter of comedian Martin Short, who died Monday at age 42.
- ‘The Chosen’ effect: How the biblical drama opened the door for a new era in faith entertainment
The mega-success of ‘The Chosen’ is generating fresh momentum while redefining expectations for faith-based storytelling
- Next generation of architects compete in Santa Maria
They're competing in the Architectural Foundation of Santa Barbara's annual High School Design Competition at Allan Hancock College.
- Ask Chris: Who Was the First Woman Architect in L.A.?
Edith Mortensen Northman may have been Los Angeles’ first licensed woman architect, building apartments and gas stations by 1931.
- Small Firms Are Carrying Architecture—and Feeling the Squeeze
New AIA data reveals how small architecture firms are absorbing risk, reshaping pay, and redefining practice. Read the full report now.
- EWeek Girls Day - Write a Postcard to a Young Engineer
To introduce young women to engineering careers, National Engineers Week holds Girls Day on Feb. 26, 2026.
- Public Radio Engineering Conference Schedule Announced
The Association of Public Radio Engineers is preparing for the 26th Public Radio Engineering Conference, returning to Las Vegas in April.
- The Delta Air Lines Foundation Makes $5M Commitment for New Aerospace Engineering Building
The Delta Air Lines Foundation has made a $5 million commitment to advance the construction of Georgia Tech’s new Aerospace Engineering Building. The ambitious capital project will elevate one of the nation’s top-ranked aerospace programs, fuel the state’s economy, and accelerate innovation across the aviation industry.