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Oct 22 2025CRIME

Teen Charges Raise Questions About D. C. 's Crime Fight

Two young men, Laurence Cotton-Powell, 19, and Anthony Taylor, 18, are now facing serious charges. They are accused of trying to steal a car from Edward Coristine, a former government worker, on August 3. This wasn't their first run-in with the law. Cotton-Powell had been arrested multiple times bef

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Oct 22 2025EDUCATION

Young Voice for Climate Change Takes the Stage at UM

A young person took center stage at the University of Montana recently. Her name is Kelsey Juliana. She is part of a group suing the government over climate change. This is not just any lawsuit. It's a big deal. It's called the Held trial. Kelsey was there to share her story and her thoughts. Kelse

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Oct 22 2025CRYPTO

How Scammers Are Using Crypto ATMs to Trick People

Crypto ATMs, those machines you might see at your local store, are becoming a hotspot for scams. These devices let people exchange cash for cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. Recently, a team of investigators found that at least a dozen fraud cases were linked to just one crypto ATM. This suggests that fr

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Oct 22 2025CRYPTO

Beware of Deceptive Crypto Wallet Emails!

A clever phishing attempt recently targeted crypto users by impersonating Trezor, a well-known maker of secure digital wallets. The fraudulent message carried an alarming subject: "Quantum Vulnerability Disclosure. " It claimed that a critical update was needed to shield Trezor wallets from supposed

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Oct 22 2025POLITICS

Arizona's Fight for a Seated Congresswoman

Arizona's top legal official has taken the U. S. House of Representatives to court. The issue? The refusal to swear in a newly elected Democratic congresswoman. The delay is tied to a government shutdown. The attorney general argues that this is a clear violation of the congresswoman's rights. The

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Oct 22 2025CRIME

A Big Jewel Heist at the Louvre: What Went Wrong?

The Louvre in Paris is one of the most famous museums in the world. It holds priceless treasures from history. But recently, thieves stole jewels worth $102 million. This happened in broad daylight. The museum's director is now under scrutiny. She must answer questions about security. The heist was

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Oct 22 2025CRIME

A Man's Threat and a Gun at Atlanta Airport

A man from Georgia is in big trouble. He threatened to cause harm at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. He even showed up with a powerful gun and lots of bullets. His name is Billy Joe Cagle. He is 49 years old. He has been in trouble with the law before. Cagle was talking to someone

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Oct 22 2025TECHNOLOGY

Apple and Jon Prosser: A Legal Tug-of-War

Jon Prosser is in a legal scuffle with Apple. The tech giant claims he stole their secrets. But Prosser says he's been talking to Apple all along. Apple says otherwise. They filed a lawsuit in July. Prosser didn't respond by the deadline. So, Apple asked the court to move forward. Prosser says he's

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Oct 22 2025POLITICS

U. S. and Venezuela Tensions: A Clash of Claims and Consequences

In a heated exchange, the U. S. and Venezuela are at odds over recent military actions. The U. S. has launched strikes on boats suspected of drug trafficking in the Caribbean, resulting in at least 27 deaths. President Trump claims these actions are necessary to combat what he calls a "narcoterroris

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Oct 22 2025CRIME

Unmasking a Global Cybercrime Web

A major international operation has cracked down on a complex cybercrime network based in Latvia. This network, known as SIMCARTEL, was providing tools and services to fraudsters worldwide. The operation, led by Europol and Eurojust, resulted in the arrest of seven people and the seizure of a signif

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