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- Oct 1, 2026
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Angry NY mob sneaks Border Patrol fugitives off roof during wild 7-hour standoff (opens the original)
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A wild mob of angry neighbors swooped in and appeared to help fugitives escape from Border Patrol after a seven-hour standoff on a roof in Upstate New York, according to stunning footage. A crowd of roughly 50 residents gathered as agents arrived at a home in Oswego Wednesday, and tried to serve a warrant on some men, who climbed on a roof to escape, CNYCentral reported. “Let them go!” the mob could be heard chanting during the standoff. Jaw-dropping footage then showed several residents rescuin
High-ranking women lawyers make 16% more than their male counterparts: study (opens the original)
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The gender pay gap is dead in one very elite circle — among women general counsel at large law firms. Women attorneys serving as the chief in-house lawyer for big public firms made 16% more than their male counterparts last year, according to a new study. The high-ranking lady lawyers earned an average package of nearly $3 million annually — with a median salary of $672,000 and equity worth $2.3 million in 2025, according to Equilar, a data-driven corporate benchmark firm. By contrast, men in th
70% of teens admit to using AI for schoolwork — as test scores plunge: ‘It slowed my thinking down’ (opens the original)
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More than three fourths of teens use AI to do their schoolwork — but it’s causing test scores to plunge as they rely on the tech “to think,” according to a new survey. Meanwhile, Google is pushing to increase the use of its Gemini AI on school-issued Chromebook computers — which have become nearly universal in American classrooms. A total of 70% of teens ages 13 to 17 said they use AI for homework and assignments in class — with 63% admitting they take the shortcut simply “to get answers,” accor
Alabama mom accused of ‘extreme’ neglect after disabled daughter, 12, found dead with maggots in diaper (opens the original)
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An Alabama mom is accused of “extreme” neglect in the horrific death of her 12-year-old disabled daughter — who was found severely malnourished with maggots in her diaper, authorities said. Leslie Denise Wilson, 35, of Gadsden in northeast Alabama, was hit with murder charges Monday for allegedly causing the death of the girl, who had cerebral palsy, according to prosecutors cited by WDBJ7. The child was found in her bedroom dehydrated with pneumonia and marks on her body, according to police. C
Patrick Clancy’s pregnant new wife Rachel Danis spotted in NYC for first time since couple’s big announcement (opens the original)
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Patrick Clancy’s pregnant new wife Rachel Danis was spotted in the Big Apple Wednesday morning for the first time since the couple announced their plan to start a family. Danis, a 37-year-old fertility specialist, was seen rolling around town on a Citi Bike with a baby bump — roughly three years after Clancy’s three young children were tragically strangled by his first wife, Lindsay Clancy. Danis hopped on the bike near her Upper East Side home, wearing pink helmet and a loose-fitting while T-sh
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