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Trio of women – two of them transgender – tortured boy, 7, to death – but remembered to take their pet for its vaccines as victim lay at death’s door, prosecutors say
Prosecutors in Cincinnati have accused a mother and two other adults of murdering and endangering her seven-year-old son, William Evans, after he was found dead at a home in Oakley. The case is significant because it alleges prolonged abuse of a vulnerable child by the adults responsible for his care; the allegations have not yet…
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Judge rules Meta caused “public nuisance” and must fund mental health treatment
A New Mexico judge has ruled that Meta substantially contributed to a public nuisance by worsening a youth mental health crisis, and ordered it to fund $567 million in treatment and prevention measures. The ruling follows a separate jury award of $375 million in civil penalties, making this a significant legal setback for Meta and…
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Pictured: Mother and father charged after one-year-old boy died from ‘severe malnutrition’ and second child found ‘neglected’
A mother and father have been charged following the death of their one-year-old son, who authorities allege died from severe malnutrition. A second child was reportedly found neglected, raising serious concerns about safeguarding and the care provided within the household. The article identifies the parents and reports that criminal proceedings are under way. The charges…
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Prison officers who both had illicit affairs with brothers serving time for running multi-million pound drugs operation are jailed themselves
Two prison officers have been jailed after having illicit relationships with two brothers who were serving sentences for operating a multi-million-pound drugs business. The case matters because it highlights a serious breach of professional boundaries and prison security by staff entrusted with supervising convicted offenders. The article says each officer was involved with one of…
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Flo Anthony, Pioneering Page Six Entertainment Journalist, Dies at 74
Flo Anthony, a pioneering American entertainment journalist best known for her work at the New York Post’s Page Six, has died aged 74 after cancer. Her career broke several racial and gender barriers, including becoming the first Black woman in the Post’s entertainment and Page Six departments, and the first woman in its sports department.…
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Spanish police arrest 78 people in bust of ‘one of largest’ smuggling networks
Spanish police, working with Algerian authorities and Europol, have arrested 78 people accused of running one of the western Mediterranean’s largest drug- and people-smuggling networks. The operation matters because investigators say the group combined trafficking routes to move drugs, weapons and migrants between North Africa and Europe, while allegedly subjecting migrants to dangerous and abusive…
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More frequent marijuana users being treated with nausea and vomiting condition: Report
The article text was unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its reporting cannot be independently summarised. The headline indicates it concerns more frequent marijuana users receiving treatment for a nausea and vomiting condition. No supporting details, figures, sources or medical context were provided in the accessible text. The condition referenced in the…
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Jason Arday claimed he survived ‘unrecoverable’ car accident, locked-in syndrome and testicular cancer in newly surfaced book proposal
A newly surfaced book proposal reportedly contains claims by academic Jason Arday that he survived a car accident described as “unrecoverable”, locked-in syndrome and testicular cancer. The claims are significant because they form part of the personal history associated with his public profile and academic career. The article does not provide further substantiated detail in…
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AI used to create synthetic virus
The supplied article text does not contain the news report itself: it only states that access to The Hill’s page was denied because JavaScript appears to be disabled. As a result, the article’s claims about AI and the creation of a synthetic virus cannot be verified or summarised accurately from the material provided. The title…
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ShinyHunters called cancer diagnostics biz and tricked staffers into giving them access. Now they’ve dumped 10.9M email addresses
Hackers linked to ShinyHunters have published data allegedly stolen from Abbott’s cancer diagnostics business, Exact Sciences, after claiming Abbott declined to pay an extortion demand. The incident matters because the leaked material reportedly includes sensitive personal and health information relating to patients, customers and healthcare providers, increasing risks of fraud, phishing and privacy harm. Have…