Prince Andrew Arrested in Jeffrey Epstein Investigation and Tesla Revises Marking Language to Resolve CA DMV Dispute

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🗓️ 23 February 2026

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For the first time in nearly 400 years, a senior member of Britain's royal family was arrested. Prince Andrew was arrested by British police on Thursday and questioned about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Meanwhile, Bari Weiss, the new CBS News editor-in-chief, cemented her media career around championing free speech. Weiss was slated to give a talk at UCLA for their prestigious Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture Series. But, she’s withdrawing from the event, citing security concerns. UCLA, however, says the decision was made solely by Weiss and her team and that the university was ready to put in place comprehensive measures to ensure her safety. In business, California regulators decided not to suspend Tesla’s sales after the company revised the marketing language for its "Full Self-Driving" feature, and OpenAI has been temporarily blocked from using the name “Cameo” for an AI video feature after the celebrity video platform sued over trademark infringement. Read more at https://LATimes.com.

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0:23.8	in the same as a good one of these
0:24.6	and say that's right.
0:27.6	And so it's a little bit of the same
0:29.6	and so much of the people.
0:31.6	And so I just know
0:33.6	so the way that is a little
0:35.6	and the next to the world.
0:38.3	And so it's a great for a time.
0:41.3	But the people are the people who are the people
0:44.3	and the distribution of the institutions
0:46.3	and the people are going to do.
0:49.3	And the people and the people
0:51.3	and the people at the point of the people and we should commend the UK on how they've been handling the situation thus far.
1:16.9	I can only relate in certain ways with how hard that would be to go up against one of your own relatives, specifically your brother.
1:26.2	But yes, I think we have a long way to go here.
1:29.8	There are dominoes that need to continue to fall here.
1:33.2	My sister named over 40 men in her depositions.
1:52.0	Obviously, if there were to be a trial and the trial goes ahead, he would be represented by counsel and the prosecution would be represented and they would try to argue their case.
1:59.0	And it's more complicated because at some point they've got
2:01.7	to prove to the court perhaps at a pre-trial hearing that this does come within that definition
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