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Prominent Christian authors who wrote about forgiveness face child abuse charges (opens the original)
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A prominent North Texas Christian couple who made a career writing books about faith and forgiveness are facing child abuse charges stemming from disturbing physical and sexual assault allegations. Seth Michael Day and Heather Thompson Day, both 39, were hit with charges on Friday after an alert high school teacher contacted police about accusations brought forward by a minor, authorities told Fox 4 DFW. The minor accused Seth of whacking her in the face and chest with her cell phone. Officers w
Gen Z and millennials turn to AI, gambling to try to tackle thousands in debt: study (opens the original)
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Desperate Gen Zers and millennials are turning to online gambling and AI to claw their way out of crushing debt — in part because of the “approachability” and “judgement-free advice” from computers, according to a new survey. Sports betting, prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi, fantasy sports, day trading and even old fashioned casino gambling aren’t just hobbies — or addictions — anymore; they’re financial survival strategies for cash-strapped adults, according to a new poll from Nati
Scientists identify new species of penguin in subantarctic waters â the first in over a century (opens the original)
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Scientists have discovered a brand-new species of penguin â marking the first newly named species of the aquatic bird in over a century. Dubbed the southeastern gentoo penguin (Pygoscelis kerguelensis), the bird calls the subantarctic Kerguelen and Heard Islands in the southern Indian Ocean home. It was formally recognized as a distinct species after an exhaustive genomic, morphological and ecological study led by an international team of researchers. The team of 22 scientists â hailing from
Police officer’s toddler whips out loaded gun at daycare – quick-acting staff avert disaster (opens the original)
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A Michigan toddler pulled a loaded gun out of his backpack at daycare on Monday — sending staff into a panic to secure the weapon, according to police and reports. The scary scene unfolded at Children’s World Early Learning Center in Canton was all caught on camera and was “hard to watch,” Canton police Chief Joseph Bialy told WWJ. “But I’m comforted by the fact that nobody was injured,” Bialy added. “I’ve watched the video, and I’ve seen what their staff did, and they were prepared and ready to
Lethal injection by all-female team slated for Tennessee’s 1st woman death row inmate in 200 years (opens the original)
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A condemned Tennessee killer — the first woman sentenced to death in the state in 200 years — is demanding an all-female lethal injection team to carry out her execution, claiming she could be traumatized by having men involved in her final moments. Christa Pike, 50, was just 18 when she lured fellow Job Corps student Slemmer, 19, to an isolated spot on the University of Tennessee campus in Knoxville and tortured her to death with the help of her boyfriend on Jan. 12, 1995. Now, decades after he
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