“There are no moral victories ... this one is super frustrating,” USC coach Eric Musselman said. Purdue guard Braden Smith, right, celebrates a three-pointer near USC center Gabe Dynes during the first half Saturday. Purdue guard Braden Smith chases down a loose ball in front of USC guard Chad Baker-Mazara during the second half. Ausar dunked with 15 seconds left before Smith was fouled intentionally and made both shots with 13.6 seconds left. AdvertisementMarsh was fouled in the act of shooting with 8.7 seconds left but missed both attempts.

Electricity-powered transport was suspended across half the city, compounding difficulties for those needing to reach heated shelters or medical care. At the national level, the government moved to accelerate electricity imports and deploy additional power equipment. The disruption underscores how attacks on power infrastructure can cascade into broader humanitarian and economic impacts. Restoring adequate capacity will depend on rapid imports and repairs to damaged assets, continued fuel supplies for generators and weather easing. For now, Kyiv faces days of constrained electricity, curtailed services and a high-stakes effort to prevent the outage crisis from deepening during the coldest stretch of winter.

The Denver Broncos survived a dramatic 33-30 overtime victory against the Buffalo Bills but paid a steep price: starting quarterback Bo Nix suffered a fractured right ankle late in the extra period and will miss the remainder of the season. Team communications indicate Nix is expected to undergo surgery, and coach Sean Payton said the injury occurred three plays before Denver’s game-winning field goal. Josh Allen drove the Bills into field-goal range in the final minute of regulation to force overtime. Photographs and team posts showed Nix walking off the field following the win, a mixed image of triumph and immediate concern. Allen, visibly emotional, said, “It’s extremely difficult, I feel like I let my teammates down tonight,” adding, “It’s been a long season.

Border Patrol agent questions if man is US citizen 'because of your accent'Video shows the moment Ramon Menera was detained outside his home in a Minneapolis suburb on Wednesday in front of his 5-year-old daughter after a US Border Patrol agent accused him of not being a US citizen because of his accent. CNN has reached out to the Department of Homeland Security for more information on the incident.

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John Harbaugh was head coach of the Baltimore Ravens for 18 seasons before he was fired last week. - Scott Taetsch/Getty ImagesThe first big move of the NFL head coach hiring cycle has been made by the New York Giants. The Giants have hired Super Bowl-winning head coach John Harbaugh for their vacancy. They were one of nine NFL teams with an opening at head coach. AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementWith Baltimore, John Harbaugh compiled a 180-113 regular-season record and was 13-11 in the postseason.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGA man who was charged with a felony for allegedly shining a laser beam at Marine One while it carried President Donald Trump was found not guilty by a Washington, D.C., jury in less than an hour on Tuesday. The felony charge for pointing a laser at an aircraft carries a maximum five-year prison sentence. In the most high-profile case, a D.C. man was charged with assaulting a U.S. Border Patrol agent after hitting him in the chest with a turkey sandwich from Subway. A grand jury declined to return a felony indictment in the case, so Pirro’s office pursued a misdemeanor assault charge against him. A D.C. jury found him not guilty as well.

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Immigration agents blocked Maple Avenue and 11th Street in the Fashion District on Thursday to allow a caravan to pass through, according to a witness. In the Fashion District on Friday morning, workers hoisted up the metal grates protecting storefronts, strung up canopies and set up racks of clothing and signs advertising sales for $1 accessories, $2 shirts. Displays are put up as stores open in the Fashion District in Los Angeles on Friday. Fashion District Business Improvement District, a private group of property owners in the area, said last summer’s operation led to a 37% drop in visits to the district. “ICE was seen today in the Fashion District, an area still struggling months after past raids drove away customers and left workers afraid to return,” she wrote on X.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGWhite House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller on Friday claimed the United States of America has a right to annex Greenland because the “tiny country” of Denmark can’t defend its self-governing territory against U.S. military might. Advertisement“Greenland is the size of one-fourth the continental United States,” he told Sean Hannity. “With respect to Denmark, Denmark is a tiny country with a tiny economy and a tiny military. They cannot control the territory of Greenland.”He continued, “Under every understanding of law that has existed about territorial control for 500 years, to control a territory you have to be able to defend a territory, improve a territory, inhabit a territory. Greenland is 25% larger than Alaska.”He then argued the U.S. spends too much money on Greenland’s defense to not just take it — and that Trump is merely “insisting that we be respected.”Advertisement“But they say, well … it belongs 100% to Denmark,” Miller told Hannity.

A 44-year-old man was arrested in Tennessee this week in connection with the killing of a missing member of a “cult-like” religious group in the Inland Empire, authorities said. Ghanem was a longtime member of “His Way Spirit Led Assemblies,” a religious group based in Colton and Hemet that has been linked to a number of deaths and disappearances. Ghanem left the group in April 2023 and moved back to Nashville, where he started his own pest control company, she said. Shelly Martin and another group member, 43-year-old Rudy Moreno, have also been charged in Ghanem’s death. The group also has been named in connection with the 2019 disappearance of member Ruben Moreno in Claremont, according to local police.

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Guatemalan authorities are reporting that inmates are holding several dozen prison guards in three prisonsBy The Associated PressGUATEMALA CITY -- Several dozen Guatemalan prison guards were being held hostage by inmates in three prisons Saturday following apparently coordinated disturbances, authorities said. Interior Minister Marco Antonio Villeda said he was willing to talk with the inmates, but would not accede to their demands in seeking the release of the 46 guards. “We also don’t allow groups that have sown fear to impose their conditions.”National Police were deployed around the affected prisons. “The link between the prison system and the criminality outside has to be cut,” Arévalo said in an interview with The Associated Press Thursday. “That’s why all this effort to regain control of the prison system is very important.”