🚨 Kyiv plunged into darkness after Russia's brutal overnight barrage—over 400 drones and 40 missiles hammered Ukraine's power grid on Feb 7, 2026. Electricity? Just 1.5-2 hours a day in the capital. ❄️ Temps dipping to -19°C make this a survival test.

Why the capital bears the brunt: Strikes shredded high-voltage substations (750kV/330kV lines)—the "backbone" of Ukraine's energy system, per Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal. DTEK, the top private utility, calls it their 10th mega-hit since Oct '25. Nuclear plants slashed output; restoration? Months or years for specialized gear, warns renewable expert Stanislav Ihnatiev.

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China's humanoid robot revolution is HERE—and it's unstoppable! 🇨🇳 In just months, they've launched 140+ companies, poured in $26B+ from gov funds, and turned sci-fi into factory reality.

Gov't Playbook = EV Domination 2.0 ⚡
Beijing's "embodied AI" push mirrors how they crushed global EV giants like Tesla & VW. Free land, subsidies (10% off every bot!), and "Robot Valleys" in Shenzhen are fueling the boom. Morgan Stanley predicts 28K units sold in 2026—133% growth! 📈

Orders Explode: $300M+ in H2 2025 💰
UBTech leads with 1.4B yuan deals, shipping Walker S2 bots to Airbus ✈️ and Texas Instruments 🔧 for real factories. 10K+ units by 2026? Game on!

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Spanish figure skater Tomàs-Llorenç Guarino Sabaté will officially perform his viral Minions short program at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics after a last-minute copyright scare threatened to derail the routine. Sabaté confirmed on February 6 that he had secured permission to use the music, clearing the way for the performance that has drawn global attention throughout the 2025–2026 season. The routine, which features music from the Despicable Me and Minions franchises, had been in doubt after rights issues emerged shortly before the Games. The skater is making his Olympic debut in Milano Cortina, channeling the chaotic energy of the yellow pill-shaped villains wit ... Read more »

Fallout season 2 has been an epic journey. We’ve had deathclaws, feral ghouls dressed up like Elvis, and monumental reveals that have left us wondering whether this season has, in fact, been a secret Fallout 4 adaptation. A lot has happened from Fallout season 1 to season 2, but as far as we can tell, only a couple of weeks have passed throughout the course of the show. That isn’t a particularly long stretch of time in the Wasteland. However, even in just that short span of time, our protagonists Lucy MacLean (Ella Purnell), Maximus (Aaron Moten), and the Ghoul (Walton Goggins) have gone through hell and back—forging uneasy alliances, uncovering Vault-Tec's darkest secrets, and racing against a ticking nuclear clock that threatens to reshape the entire post-apocalyptic landscape.

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NeverEnding Story II is almost unwatchable, but it brought back an important Hollywood tradition The end of the 1984 fantasy film The NeverEnding Story is truly triumphant. After the young boy Bastian (Barret Oliver) spends the entire movie reading a book about the brave child warrior Atreyu (Noah Hathaway) and the dozens of whimsical creatures that populate the land of Fantasia, he is literally absorbed into the book and told by the childlike empress (Tami Stronach) that, despite Fantasia’s recent destruction by the mysterious “Nothing,” he can restore everything with the power of his imagination. All he has to do is wish Fantasia back into existence. When he asks how many wishes he gets