Video•Feb 27, 2026
LIVE: UT V. Kouri Richins - Day 5 - Part 2 | Grief Author Murder Trial
Kouri Richins, a Utah mother and author of a children’s grief book, is on trial for allegedly murdering her husband, Eric Richins, by spiking his Moscow mule with fentanyl. Prosecutors presented toxicology evidence confirming a lethal fentanyl dose and argue the act was premeditated. Richins now faces 35 criminal counts, including first‑degree murder, fraud, and forgery. The case has attracted national attention, intertwining personal tragedy with alleged criminal conduct and raising questions about author credibility.
By Court TV
Video•Feb 27, 2026
From Broke to $1.6M: The Real Process
The video chronicles AC’s rise from financial desperation to a $1.6 million e‑commerce empire, underscoring that his achievements are rooted in a repeatable system rather than sheer luck. He explains why, despite the allure of focusing solely on his own stores,...
By AC Hampton
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Lithium Might Not Be the Bull Market You Think It Is | Libra Energy Materials Interview
The interview on Resource Talks challenges the conventional view of a lithium bull market, arguing that recent price spikes may not signal a sustainable, long‑term uptrend. Host Kobe Kushner explains that lithium’s volatility and shorter cycles set it apart from...
By Resource Talks
Video•Feb 27, 2026
LIVE: GA V. Colin Gray - Day 11 | 'Gave My Son A Gun' Murder Trial
Georgia prosecutors opened the trial of Colin Gray, accused of illegally purchasing a semi‑automatic rifle for his 14‑year‑old son, Colt Gray. Colt is charged with killing two teachers and two students at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, using the...
By Court TV
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Grab Bag: Truck on Tracks, Old Power + More! | Weekly Top Trains (February 2026)
The weekly “Top Trains” episode titled “Grab Bag: Truck on Tracks, Old Power + More!” continues the channel’s eclectic format, bundling several unrelated rail‑industry stories into a single 10‑minute segment. The host opens by previewing a prototype vehicle that runs...
By Virtual Railfan
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Using Design Competitions to Improve the Quality of Housing: A Roundtable Discussion
The roundtable, hosted by the Joint Center, examined how design competitions can improve the quality of housing built on publicly owned land. Speakers highlighted the Zurich model, where a two‑stage competition—first for the land lease concept and then an...
By Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Leon S. Kennedy Gameplay Comparison - Remake 2, 4, & Requiem
The video showcases Leon S. Kennedy’s gameplay transformation from the Resident Evil 2 Remake through the Resident Evil 4 Remake to Resident Evil 9 Requiem. It highlights how his move set, combat style, and animation fidelity have been refined with...
By GameSpot
Video•Feb 27, 2026
BATMAN ARKHAM GAMES BACK? 6 NEW GAMES ANNOUNCED & MORE
Warner Bros. Games announced that its flagship Batman Arkham series will return with new titles slated for 2027‑28, reaffirming its commitment to legacy franchises. Sony’s PlayStation division signaled a potential retreat from PC exclusives, while Ubisoft experienced a leadership shake‑up as...
By gameranx
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Cruise Line Still CONCERNED About SAFETY, Shocking CRUISE ARREST, and Travel Hack Is Disgusting
The episode covers a range of cruise‑industry headlines, from safety‑related itinerary changes in Mexico to corporate scandals and a controversial travel hack. Carnival Corporation announced a temporary suspension of all visits to Puerto Vallarta through March 12, citing recent cartel‑related violence...
By La Lido Loca
Video•Feb 27, 2026
The Incredibly Dumb Bug That Killed Lunar Trailblazer
On Feb. 27, 2025 NASA launched the Lunar Trailblazer on a Falcon 9 to map lunar water, but the spacecraft went silent within 24 hours after separation. An NPR‑obtained anomaly review revealed that the flight software incorrectly rotated the solar arrays away...
By Scott Manley
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Blue Owl's Liquidity Crisis (Private Credit Explained)
The podcast’s first episode dissects the recent Blue Owl liquidity squeeze, highlighting how a private‑credit manager was forced to suspend investor redemptions amid mounting cash‑flow stress. Private credit now commands roughly $3.5 trillion in assets, having doubled since 2018, after banks retreated...
By Wall Street Prep
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Leaders in Public Health: Dr. Mary-Ann Etiebet
The event introduced Dr. Mary‑Ann Etiebet, President and CEO of Vital Strategies, as Yale’s inaugural Leaders in Public Health of the Year. Etiebet, a Yale‑trained physician‑economist from Nigeria, recounted a career that spans frontline HIV work, a $650 million Merck for Mothers initiative, and...
By Yale School of Public Health
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Patch and Threat Hunt Immediately
The video warns of a newly disclosed vulnerability in Cisco’s Catalyst SD‑WAN controller and manager that grants unauthenticated attackers full administrative rights. Rated a perfect 10 on severity, the flaw has been weaponized for three years and may already reside...
By Simply Cyber
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Auto-Start Is CANCELLED by the White House
The video reports that the White House has cancelled the federal tax credits that previously encouraged automakers to install start‑stop technology, a system that automatically shuts off an engine at idle to save fuel. The announcement, framed in partisan language,...
By Doug DeMuro
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Chasing Sustainable Battery Chemistries for the Future - Kimberly See
The Watson Lecture featured Professor Kimberly C. discussing the next generation of sustainable battery chemistries at Caltech. After a lively introduction that highlighted Caltech’s unique undergraduate culture—tiny class sizes, a 3:1 student‑to‑faculty ratio, and a tradition of hands‑on research—the...
By Caltech
Video•Feb 27, 2026
How Has Cuban Migration Affected the Outlook for Protests in the Country?
The 2021 mass protests in Cuba triggered a wave of migration, with many citizens choosing to leave the island rather than continue dissent. Experts, including Michael Bustamante of the University of Miami, argue that the exodus reflects a belief that...
By Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
A Rent Growth Rebound To Start 2026?
The Gray Report episode focuses on the current state of multifamily investing, questioning whether rent growth will rebound in 2026 or later. Host Spencer Gray and co‑host Griffin discuss the difficulty of forecasting rent trajectories amid an oversupplied market, noting...
By Gray Capital
Video•Feb 27, 2026
How to Get Around the Memory Shortage
In this episode of Build Fix, Paul addresses the ongoing global DRAM shortage and its ripple effect on PC component pricing, showing why building a new system has become significantly more expensive. He compares a mid‑tier AM5 build from August 2025—originally $1,300—to...
By Paul’s Hardware
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Gen AI in E-Discovery: How to Test, Trust, and Thrive in a New AI Era- Shared
The ASIDS webinar, sponsored by Relativity, examined how generative AI is reshaping e‑discovery and the legal workflow, focusing on the central question of trust. Panelists from law firms, in‑house teams, and Relativity discussed the need for transparent, auditable AI processes...
By ACEDS (Association of Certified E‑Discovery Specialists)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
The Hidden Tax Crushing the U.S. Housing Market
The video spotlights a “hidden tax” – soaring homeowner‑insurance premiums – that is eroding U.S. housing affordability. Data from Reventure shows premiums have doubled since 2013, with the national average now around $2,500 per month, and some high‑risk markets...
By Reventure Consulting
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Basics of Value-Add
The video explains the fundamentals of a value‑add strategy, focusing on converting underutilized office space into mixed‑use properties that combine retail and residential components. It highlights how a softening office market—rising vacancies and declining rents—creates incentives to explore zoning allowances such...
By Results Commercial (Mark Hulsey)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
🎙️ Targeting Inflammaging with AI
Scienta introduced EVA, an AI model designed to combat inflammaging. EVA integrates multi‑omic preclinical and clinical data to map inflammatory pathways linked to age‑related diseases. The platform proposes novel therapeutic targets and compounds aimed at restoring youthful immune signaling. The...
By Longevity.Technology
Video•Feb 27, 2026
This Is The Best HOTEL in Dubai! #shorts #thelana #dubai #uae
The video spotlights The Lana, the newest Dorchester Collection property in Dubai, positioning it as the city’s most refined hospitality offering. Situated in Morasi Bay opposite downtown, the 225‑room hotel blends contemporary design by Foram Partners with a residential ambience,...
By Enes Yilmazer
Video•Feb 27, 2026
A Major Mortgage Firm Just COLLAPSED (Just Like What Happened in 2008)
The video details the sudden bankruptcy of Market Financial Solutions (MFS), a UK‑based mortgage‑servicing firm, and frames it as the latest “cockroach” in a wave of private‑credit collapses that echo the 2008 crisis. Analysts point to fraudulent collateral – double‑pledged or...
By Eurodollar University (Jeff Snider)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
The Anthropic-Pentagon Ultimatum Approaches
The Council on Foreign Relations expert Michael Horowitz warns that Anthropic and the Pentagon are at an impasse. Anthropic doubts the government will deploy its AI responsibly, while the Pentagon questions Anthropic's commitment to national‑security applications. Horowitz frames the standoff...
By Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Investors, Be Prepared For This Shift
The video warns that a looming population decline could reshape the U.S. housing market. Two concurrent trends—fertility rates slipping to about 1.6 children per couple and net negative migration for the first time in decades—signal a shrinking domestic base of...
By BiggerPockets (Blog)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Free Public Transport: Good Idea/Bad Idea?
The video examines whether making urban public transport free is a viable policy, using London as the primary case study while referencing other cities that have experimented with the model. The presenter argues that fares are a major expense for commuters,...
By Jago Hazzard
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Driving Efficiencies in Integrated Large-Scale EHR Systems
At GDIT Emerge, GDIT CTO Lance Scott and IHS CIO Mitch Thornbrugh discussed large‑scale EHR modernization for federal health agencies. They highlighted the need to balance efficiency, modernization, and collaboration while delivering interoperable, reliable health IT services. The panel addressed...
By FedScoop
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Driving Faster Technology Acquisition
At a GDIT Emerge session, GSA’s Corey Nickens and Commerce Department’s Trevor Wagner examined how federal agencies can speed up technology acquisition. They highlighted friction points in the procurement lifecycle and advocated for solicitation designs that keep pace with rapid...
By FedScoop
Video•Feb 27, 2026
The Secret to Winning Commercial Real Estate Listings: The Massimo Matrix
The video introduces the "Massimo Matrix," a structured framework designed to help brokers secure commercial real‑estate listings. It begins by urging agents to first catalog the shareholders, stakeholders, and core issues surrounding a potential transaction before attempting any pitch. The core...
By The Massimo Group
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Which Resident Evil Requiem Perspective Should You Play?
Resident Evil Requiem is notable for shipping with fully realized first- and third-person modes rather than retrofitting one after launch, with Capcom dividing default viewpoints—Grace in first person for tense stealth and Leon in third for action—to match their gameplay...
By GameSpot
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Don't Do THIS on a GLP-1? | What the Fitness | Biolayne
The video challenges a claim that artificial sweeteners trigger insulin spikes and hypoglycemia in people taking GLP‑1 medications. The host, a plastic surgeon presenting himself as a GLP‑1 expert, argues that the brain misinterprets sweeteners as sugar, prompting an insulin...
By Biolayne (Layne Norton, PhD)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
The Insightful Leader Live: Can Business Negotiation Strategies Work with Friends and Family?
The Insightful Leader Live featured Kellogg professor Lee Thompson discussing whether business negotiation tactics translate to interactions with friends and family. Thompson outlined core negotiation concepts—BATNA, the “orange” metaphor, and the importance of framing—to help listeners who lack formal training...
By Northwestern Kellogg (institutional)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Meet Joanna Brougham, Nurse Practitioner in Hospital Medicine
Joanna Brougham, a nurse practitioner in hospital medicine, shares her journey at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Starting as a volunteer, she progressed to a full‑time role across the Liberty and main campuses, caring for a medically complex pediatric population. Brougham highlights the...
By Cincinnati Children’s
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Inside the Case: A Hardware Deep Dive with Meter (Sponsored)
The video is a sponsored deep‑dive into Meter’s hardware philosophy, hosted by Heavy Networking’s Ethan Banks and featuring Joshua Markle, Meter’s head of hardware. Rather than outsourcing generic chassis, Meter builds every component—from sheet‑metal enclosures to PCB layouts—in‑house to deliver...
By Packet Pushers
Video•Feb 27, 2026
This Machining Trick Cut Our Cycle Time 30%
The video is a weekly "Levels" Q&A where the host answers machining‑related questions from the community. Topics range from five‑axis strategy and deep‑pocket machining to shop‑management advice and lathe work‑holding techniques. Each answer is framed as a practical tip that...
By Titans of CNC Academy
Video•Feb 27, 2026
How Did the Green Party Win in Gorton and Denton?
The video examines the Green Party’s surprising surge in the Gorton and Denton by‑elections, framing the contests as a litmus test for transport‑focused politics in Britain’s urban peripheries. Presenter highlights how car‑centric planning has created transport poverty, fragmented streetscapes, and heightened...
By Gareth Dennis
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Artemis 3 Mission Will No Longer Land on Moon, NASA Chief Explains New Schedule
At a press conference, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson announced that Artemis 3 will no longer attempt a lunar landing as originally planned. The mission is being reshaped for a 2027 launch that will focus on low‑Earth‑orbit rendezvous with Orion and the...
By Space.com (VideoFromSpace)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
L&D Budgets: Today's Cuts, Tomorrow's Gaps
The video addresses how current L&D budget cuts disproportionately affect frontline leadership development, warning that today's reductions could create gaps in tomorrow's leadership pipeline. Research cited shows cuts hit frontline development harder than executive programs; as AI reshapes work, leaders need...
By Center for Creative Leadership (CCL)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
L&D Budgets: Develop the Whole Leader
The video argues that leadership development budgets must target the "whole leader," combining timeless relational abilities with new skills required by today’s volatile environment. It frames leadership as a social process rooted in relationships, trust, and influence—capabilities that remain constant...
By Center for Creative Leadership (CCL)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Pokémon Winds And Waves Will BREAK A New Record
Nintendo and The Pokémon Company revealed Generation 10—Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves—during the 30th‑anniversary Pokémon Presents, confirming an island setting, teased underwater gameplay, and showing three starters: Brout (grass), Pomon (fire) and Geekqua (water). The trailer and official site indicate...
By GameSpot
Video•Feb 27, 2026
L&D Budgets: From Information to Transformation
The video argues that learning‑and‑development budgets must shift focus from merely delivering information to driving genuine leadership transformation. It challenges the default cost‑per‑learner mindset, urging organizations to ask what will truly solve the complex challenges leaders face, such as ambiguity...
By Center for Creative Leadership (CCL)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Why Do People Resist Gender Gap Initiatives?
The podcast episode examines why gender‑diversity programs often encounter resistance, even among employees who claim to value equality. Eleanor Flynn, an organizational‑behavior professor at London Business School, argues that the missing piece is not ideology or self‑interest but the lay...
By London Business School
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Payment Spayce and Sagicor Bank: Propelling Clients Forward with Faster Payments
The video outlines Payment Spayce’s strategic partnership with Sagicor Bank, emphasizing how faster‑payment infrastructure is propelling client acquisition and regional expansion. It highlights the company’s 25% year‑over‑year growth, largely fueled by organic referrals, and recent acquisition of a regulated trust...
By FF News | Fintech Finance
Video•Feb 27, 2026
How Finastra Is Redefining the Operating Model in Trade Finance
The video outlines how Finastra is reshaping the operating model for trade finance amid sweeping regulatory reforms that now recognize electronic documents as legally equivalent to paper. Banks across Europe, the United States, the Middle East and Southeast Asia...
By FF News | Fintech Finance
Video•Feb 27, 2026
💰 Earned Income Tax Credit OBBBA — CPA Exam (REG) | Income Tax Course
The video explains the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), a refundable credit designed to boost low‑to‑moderate‑income workers and families. Professor Farhat outlines its dual purpose: encouraging labor force participation and providing financial relief to households with children, while also serving...
By Farhat Lectures (CPA & Accounting)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
The Architecture of a Community | Vincent Myers & Maria Maruta
The interview with Vincent Myers centers on how his father, New Jersey’s first African‑American architect, influenced his perception of architecture as a tool for representation and community building. Myers recounts childhood memories of watching his father work, noting that constant...
By Multi-Housing News (MHN TV)
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Xbox’s Next Chapter: Strategy vs Identity
The video dissects Microsoft’s latest Xbox upheaval: longtime gaming chief Phil Spencer is stepping down after nearly four decades, Xbox President Sarah Bond has resigned, and Asha Chararma—formerly head of Microsoft’s core AI division with stints at Instacart and Meta—has...
By Deconstructor of Fun
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Editors' Picks: How NASA Leadership Lapse Compromised Safety In Starliner Crew Flight Test
The video spotlights a scathing NASA report on the Starliner crew flight test, in which the agency’s new administrator bluntly assigned blame to senior leadership for compromising safety. The discussion, led by Aviation Week editors Joanne Samo and Irene Klotsz,...
By Aviation Week
Video•Feb 27, 2026
Government eDiscovery Needs and Challenges I CIO Talk Network
The CIO Talk Network interview spotlights the growing complexity of eDiscovery within the U.S. Department of Justice’s Civil Division. Host Sanjok speaks with Allison Stanton, the newly created Director of eDiscovery, to explore how the federal government tackles both affirmative...
By CIO Talk Network