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Social media, AI are making investment scams harder to spot (opens the original)
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Social media and AI scams are on the rise With the growth of artificial intelligence and an increasingly digital world, scammers have adapted the tools they are using to trick even tech-savvy consumers. The Federal Trade Commission, or FTC, reported that nearly $16 billion was lost to scams last year. Social media has played a large role in how scammers are accessing victims. 30% of people who reported fraud losses in 2025 said the scam originated on social media. Through personal data shared by
Coverage of my dad's death drove me from news. His legacy brought me back (opens the original)
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My dad loved listening to NPR. Car rides with my parents usually meant one of three things on the radio: “Car Talk,” “Fresh Air” or “All Things Considered." I have distinct memories of driving through the O’Neill Tunnel in Boston, where we lived until I was 8, as Click and Clack shared what not to do when your check engine light goes on or your battery dies. My first words were probably, “I want my NPR.” My love for public media grew when I was a marketing intern at the architecture firm where m
ACLU of Ohio files lawsuit against ICE agents in Springfield (opens the original)
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Last week, we discussed the loss of temporary protected status for Haitian immigrants and the increase of arrests and deportations by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. In the days since, the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio has filed a lawsuit against ICE officers in Springfield on behalf of Sean Moorman, a resident and volunteer ICE watcher. He claims that actions by ICE agents against him violated his First Amendment right to record and photograph their actions. We re
The time to reduce global emissions is decreasing rapidly. What does that mean for Ohio? (opens the original)
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The time to reduce global emissions is decreasing rapidly. What does that mean for Ohio?In 2015, the United Nations Climate Change Conference brought world leaders together to discuss a treaty called the Paris Agreement, that would set global environmental standards in an effort to reduce the impact of climate change. The Paris Agreement established a goal of maintaining global temperatures below 2°C, or 3.6°F, above pre-industrial levels. As emissions continue to increase, world leaders and sci
Ohio's child immunization rates are dropping amid major measles outbreak (opens the original)
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Ohio's child immunization rates are dropping amid major measles outbreak Back to school season is upon us, sparking concerns over the increased number of children returning to Ohio's classrooms unvaccinated. The number of kindergarteners nationally with exemptions has risen 18% since last year to 4% of all kindergarten students, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Vaccinations are a controversial topic nationally, with the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robe
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