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Starting two years ago, people around the country started receiving scam calls, and when reported, the line was traced and found to be coming from a correctional facility in Georgia. Turns out an inmate inside had been running a call center from cellphones dropped by drones into the prison. The scammers had accumulated 500,000 dollars stolen from medical workers in Iowa. After the inmate was busted, the prisons in Georgia became aware of this ring of people dropping off drugs, phones, guns, and other contraband by drone into prisons.

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‘Threat from above’: Prisons face escalating threat from drones

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Organized crime groups are using drones to smuggle drugs, weapons, and cellphones into prisons nationwide at an unprecedented rate, officials tell ABC News.

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Tyler Robinson has been the suspected shooter that shot Charlie Kirk appeared in Utah for his court case. He was charged with aggravated murder and felony use of a firearm. He has not entered the a plea of charges but the three day court case is set to be started on May 18th, 2026. Robinson surrendered to police on September 11, a day after the shooting. His previous public court appearances took place on video or audio.

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Alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson makes first in-person court appearance | CNN

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Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old man accused of fatally shooting conservative political activist Charlie Kirk, appeared in a Utah court Thursday for the first time in-person since his arrest.

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Head Coach of the University of Michigan, Sherron Moore fired after an alleged inappropriate relationship with a staff member.

He has helped Michigan get back on track after Jim Harbaugh left to coach the Los Angeles Chargers. Sherron Moore has been successful at recruiting, even landing the number 1 player in the class of 2025, Bryce Underwood. Bryce Underwood has now unfollowed Michigan on Instagram and removed them from his bio. Sherron Moore was arrested on Wednesday, and his charges are still pending while the investigation continues. Biff Poggi has been named the interim coach for the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl against the Texas Longhorns. Biff Poggi becoming the interim head coach isn't anything new to Poggi; he stepped in week 3-4, and he went 2-0 while Sherron Moore was suspended.

Sherron Moore was a husband to 3 kids, and it is very disappointing for a big figure in Michigan to be arrested and fired.

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University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore detained in police investigation after being fired

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The University of Michigan fired coach Sherrone Moore after an investigation found “credible evidence” he engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.

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'Threat from above': Prisons face escalating threat from drones

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Two years ago, some healthcare professionals across the country began receiving calls from individuals they believed were law enforcement. These individuals would request that they pay a fine for failing to appear in court. Ultimately, the calls were not from law enforcement but were from scammers who were primarily targeting women's health care professionals. This whole scheme was run by an inmate in a Georgia prison who ran a call center using phones to deliver by drone. The scam robbed women in Iowa of more than $500,000. There was one major security threat behind all of this, drones. Organized crime groups are using drones to smuggle drugs, weapons, and cellphones into prisons nationwide. Officials told ABC News that drone drops are being flown by organized groups including the cartel and without the ability to intercept or bring the drones down, officials told ABC News that criminal groups have the upper hand.

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A study found that polar bears in southern Greenland are genetically different from polar bears in northern Greenland, suggesting that polar bears would be able to adapt to the inevitable climate crisis. This was found when "some genes related to heat stress, ageing and metabolism are behaving differently in polar bears living in south-east Greenland, suggesting they may be adjusting to warmer conditions." As we know, polar bears have very very thick coats of fur built in, allowing them to be able to thrive in temperatures well below zero degrees Fahrenheit, which is very characteristic of the polar and sub-polar climates for much of the year, where these bears can be spotted.

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Changes to polar bear DNA could help them adapt to global heating, study finds

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Scientists say bears in southern Greenland differ genetically to those in the north, suggesting they could adjust

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A gas explosion in the San Francisco Bay Area shook a whole neighborhood early in the morning, damaging multiple buildings. A construction crew working on a project to expand the sidewalk had hit a gas line, and only 10 minutes later the gas line exploded. Damaging 3 buildings with the explosion and flying debris, about a dozen fire department vehicles responded to the explosion, with eight fire engines and two fire trucks. 6 people were taken to the hospital with their injuries not known. A doorbell camera from a nearby house captured the early morning explosion, which was given to news outlets.

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Gas explosion in San Francisco Bay Area injures at least six people

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Explosion led to three-alarm blaze in Hayward, California, neighborhood after construction crew damaged a gas pipe

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12% of Americans use SNAP benefits, so it's only logical that people get healthy, nutritious foods. Unfortunately, that was not the case. Luckily, states are starting to remove unhealthy foods from SNAP benefits, ensuring that even people who rely on SNAP benefits are receiving healthy, nutritious foods, not just the cheapest options. These 18 states include Missouri, Hawaii, North Dakota, soulth carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee, and many more. These states are operating under the slogan "Make America Healthy Again" by "restoring SNAP to its original purpose -- nutrition."

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6 more states approved for waivers to remove unhealthy foods from SNAP benefits

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Hawai’i, Missouri, North Dakota, South Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee are approved to amend the definition of “food for purchase” under SNAP in 2026.

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Kristi Noem, the Department of Homeland Security Secretary, was "in the hot seat" on Thursday in court when she lied under oath saying the U.S had not deported any veterans to any other countries. Rep. Seth Maganizer was questioning Noem when she claimed no veteran has been deported. Seconds later, on a zoom call, Sae Joon Park shown to the court room. Park is a Purple Heart recipient who was shot twice while fighting for America. Park was deported to South Korea, a country he hasn't lived in since he was 7. Park suffers from PTSD and used to suffer with a minor substance abuse which got him arrested in 1990 but has been clean for 14 years. Noem claims she was unaware of his deportation and will look into it. Then, Maganizer had another veteran stand up and tell the court that his wife was deported even though she moved to America from Ireland legally at a young age. Once again, Noem claims to have had no idea and that she will look into his cause.

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DHS Secretary Kristi Noem confronted about veteran in contentious hearing over deportations

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During a congressional hearing, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem defending herself from Democrats who sharply questioned the Trump administration’s hardline immigration actions.

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"Last year, law enforcement officers in Georgia, investigating a stolen weapon during a traffic stop, found a drone packaged with drugs and cellphones inside the vehicle. After confiscating the device, officials downloaded its data to look at the GPS locations of where the drone had been."

They discovered that drones were carrying drugs money and weapons over prisons. What said drones would do is give contraband to the prisoners. They even launched a mission to get these drones. This mission lead to over 150 arrests, including staff and inmates.

Last year, law enforcement officers in Georgia, investigating a stolen weapon during a traffic stop, found a drone packaged with drugs and cellphones inside the vehicle. After confiscating the device, officials downloaded its data to look at the GPS locations of where the drone had been.

Those drones were not only being controlled by terrorist organisations, it was even being controlled by Mexican Cartels.

Every flight on a drone, is about $10,000 to $50,000, just for one flight.

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‘Threat from above’: Prisons face escalating threat from drones

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Organized crime groups are using drones to smuggle drugs, weapons, and cellphones into prisons nationwide at an unprecedented rate, officials tell ABC News.

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Brian Walshe is accused of killing and dismembering his wife. He pleaded guilty ahead of the trial for lying to the police about her disappearance and improperly disposing of her body, but he denies that he killed her. They suspect that he had killed her and then disposed of her remains in the dumpster based on his Google searches about the best way to dispose of a body. They also found surveillance footage of him buying many tools, all in cash, for approximately $ 462. There was blood in their rental home, and they also found her hair and more stuff in the dumpster.

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Brian Walshe murder trial: Closing arguments expected after defense calls no witnesses

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Prosecutors allege Brian Walshe killed and dismembered his wife, then disposed of her remains in dumpsters.

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A big explosion erupted in a San Francisco Bay Area neighborhood of Hayward, California, after a gas line rupture on Thursday, injuring at least six people, according to local news reports. The explosion broke out at 9 am, several hours after, a construction crew damaged a gas pipe. At least eight fire engines and two fire trucks responded to the three-alarm blaze First responder took the half dozen injured to hospital. Their condition was not immediately known ABC7 News said.

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Gas explosion in San Francisco Bay Area injures at least six people

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Explosion led to three-alarm blaze in Hayward, California, neighborhood after construction crew damaged a gas pipe

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Arrest are done on more than 150 individuals, including prison staff and inmates, and the taken away items in jail of an estimated street value of over $7 million. Organized crime groups are using drones to fly drugs, weapons, and cellphones into prisons. Last year a police investigating on a stolen weapon during a traffic stop, found a drone packaged with drugs and cellphones inside the vehicle. After taking all of the stuff, law enforcment downloaded its data to look at the GPS locations of where the drone had been released from.

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‘Threat from above’: Prisons face escalating threat from drones

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Organized crime groups are using drones to smuggle drugs, weapons, and cellphones into prisons nationwide at an unprecedented rate, officials tell ABC News.

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Dick Van Dyke is preparing to turn 100 years old soon. The famous actor whose career had included Emmys, a Grammy, a Tony and a Lifetime Achievement Honor, and more. He opened up to Chris Connelly about his milestone age coming up, and his book he is creating about how to reach this old age. On "Good Morning America" Friday morning Dyke said, "You know I played old men a lot. And I always played 'em as angry, and cantankerous," he said, adding with a laugh, "It's not really that way."

He continued, "I don't know any other 100-year-old, but I can speak for myself." He also mentioned how he is so lucky he doesn't have any ache's or pain. He also added that his wife makes him go to the gym 3 times a week to keep him in good shape. Van Dyke says he wants to live longer and he is planning on it.

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Dick Van Dyke prepares to turn 100: ‘I’m so lucky’

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Dick Van Dyke spoke with ABC News ahead of his 100th birthday to share life advice found in his new book.

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Two years ago, some health care professionals across the country began to receive calls from individuals they believed were law enforcement, requesting that they pay a fine for failing to appear in court. They later found out that it was a scammer coming from an inmate in Georgia who ran a call center using phones delivered by drones. Authorities say the scam, which robbed women in Iowa of more than $500,000, was fueled by an escalating security threat that is disrupting prisons and impacting everyday people due to the use of drones. Organized crime groups are using drones to smuggle drugs, weapons, and cellphones into prisons nationwide at an unprecedented rate.

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‘Threat from above’: Prisons face escalating threat from drones

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Organized crime groups are using drones to smuggle drugs, weapons, and cellphones into prisons nationwide at an unprecedented rate, officials tell ABC News.

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a near impossible to detect pollutant has been found gives plane riders cancer

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A study has revealed the concentrations of ultrafine particles breathed in by airline passengers.

A team of French researchers, including those from Université Paris Cité, built a pack of instruments that was flown alongside passengers from Paris Charles de Gaulle to European destinations. The machinery was placed on an empty seat in the front rows or in the galley.

Ultrafine particles are impossible to see and are often missed by conventional monitoring techniques, and therefore they are not covered by air pollution laws.

In 2021, the Dutch Health Council and the World Health Organization (WHO) highlighted the growing evidence that ultrafine particles are damaging our health. This includes 75 studies, mostly relating to lung inflammation, blood pressure and heart problems, along with risks to foetal growth. Technical differences between the studies, however, meant that the WHO was unable to set a standard. Since then a study of nearly 11 million people in the Netherlands found that exposure to ultrafine particles over several years was linked to early deaths includingof lung cancer.

There was some good news for air passengers. Ultrafine particle pollution in the cabin was very low when aircraft were at cruise altitude in relatively clean air. On the ground, however, it was a different matter. In the new study, the greatest concentrations of ultrafine particles were measured when passengers were boarding and when aircraft were taxiing. On average, the levels were more than twice those that the WHO defines as high. This polluted air was gradually flushed from the cabin once airborne but it increased again on approach to landing, possibly from high concentrations close to flight paths and downwind from airports. This pattern was also found at the destination airports.

It was a similar picture for black carbon, or soot particles. These were also greatest when the aircraft was at an airport.

This is a serious concern, given that globally, air passenger numbers are expected to exceed 5 billion this year for the first time. Aircraft remain relatively polluting, with little controls compared with road traffic and industry.

A separate review of health studies found a lack of research on the effect of air pollution breathed in by more than 2 million civilians and military personnel who work at airports worldwide.

Ultrafine particles from Charles de Gaulle are not only breathed by people at the airport but they also spread into the neighbouring communities. The concentration 1km from the airport was similar to that breathed a just few metres from Paris's busy ring road. At London Gatwick, ultrafine particles about 500 metres from the perimeter fence were greater than those next to central London's busiest roads.

Ultrafine particles from Charles de Gaulle could be detected more than 5km away. In London, ultrafine particles from Heathrow could be detected across west and central London, meaning they are being breathed by millions of people.

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Air passengers exposed to extremely high levels of ultrafine particle pollution, study finds

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Levels during boarding and taxiing were far above those defined as high by the World Health Organization

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In Hayward, California there was a gas line rupture that caused an explosion. Pacific Gas and Electric said that the gas line had been damaged the same morning by a third party construction team about two hours before the explosion. Firefighters arrived at the scene ten minutes after the explosion and three houses were on fire. There was also damage to another building nearby. They transported the six people who were injured to the hospital, and their condition was not immediately known.

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Gas explosion in San Francisco Bay Area injures at least six people

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Explosion led to three-alarm blaze in Hayward, California, neighborhood after construction crew damaged a gas pipe

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Former NBA HOF Player Michael Jordan recently testified against NASCAR in court for a antitrust situation. The article states "The NASCAR antitrust trial has ended without an official winner. And without an official loser either. Michael Jordan and the other plaintiffs settled with the sanctioning body of stock car racing, ending a fierce legal battle over whether NASCAR has used anticompetitive practices and harmed Jordan's racing team." Showing that Jordan didn't win or lose, even though to other sources it says Jordan won the trial.

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NASCAR lawsuit ends with settlement with Michael Jordan’s race team

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NASCAR has reached a settlement with Michael Jordan and the other plaintiffs in an federal antitrust case with the trial in its ninth day.

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There is a threat of 'catastrophic flooding' in Washington, which could have up to 100,000 people evacuate due to the risk. The governor, Bob Ferguson, has stressed that the severity could potentially be historic. He pleaded with people to listen to their authorities if they are told to evacuate. The dangerous flooding was sparked by a river event that had dumped 1 foot of rain in some parts of Washington. Multiple other rivers are at major flood stage, and many more are suspected to grow into major flood stage later on Thursday. Rivers have reached a record high, like one reaching 34 when it was previously around 33. Levees are having high stress put upon them, which could end up making them damaged.

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Record flooding possible from atmospheric river event slamming Pacific Northwest

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An atmospheric river event has been slamming the Pacific Northwest with rain, and the flood threat is far from over.

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At 9:30 AM in the San Francisco Bay Area a gas explosion resulted in the injuries of 6 people. This occurred after a construction crew damaged the pipe while on a job. The job was to expand bike lanes along with sidewalks. The pipe was estimated to have been damaged at around 7:30 AM. The 6 who were injured were rushed to the hospital while their condition remains unknown. The explosion also cause damage to a few building near it. The damage was from a little bit to a lot. One of those who was affected by the explosion mentioned that their whole house shook and that it was "like a war video".

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Gas explosion in San Francisco Bay Area injures at least six people

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Explosion led to three-alarm blaze in Hayward, California, neighborhood after construction crew damaged a gas pipe

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Australian accident investigators on Thursday released dramatic images of a skydiver’s parachute becoming entangled on an airplane’s tail, leaving him dangling at 15,000 feet the skydiver,Adrian Ferguson, used a hook knife to cut himself free and sustained minor leg injuries during the incident on Sept. 20 that began at Tully Airport in Queensland state. The pilot and 16 other parachutists on board the Cessna Caravan that day were not hurt.

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Skydiver dangles at 15,000 feet after parachute catches on plane’s tail in Australia

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Australian accident investigators have released dramatic images showing a skydiver’s parachute entangled on an airplane’s tail, leaving him dangling at 15,000 feet