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Tetris Holdings responds after White House launches 'Build the Wall' game (opens the original)
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The company behind classic puzzle game "Tetris" says they were not involved in the creation of the controversial "Build the Wall" browser game featured on the White House's newly launched Arcade.gov. "At Tetris, we believe in the power of connection and bringing people together, not dividing them," Tetris Holdings said in a statement posted to their social media pages. reads. "P.S. The Tetris Company was not involved in the creation of 'Build the Wall'. P.P.S. We take copyright infringement very
Comic releases delayed after shipping truck crash (opens the original)
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A number of comics issues have had their release dates pushed after a truck carrying the comics to a distribution center was involved in an accident Friday. In a post to social media, IDW Publishing announced Friday that a truck carrying issues from four series to a distribution center experienced some sort of crash that damaged the shipment. "A truck carrying several of our comics was involved in an accident while en route to distribution," the post reads. "Most importantly: no one was hurt. Th
Juab County employee charged for misusing over $5,000 in county funds (opens the original)
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NEPHI, Utah — A Juab County employee was charged Friday, as prosecutors allege she spent more than $5,000 in county funds for personal purchases. According to charging documents filed Friday, Kristin Rose Miller, 39, faces one count of Misusing Public Money, a third degree felony. The filing says the money was spent between February 1 and April 27, 2026. According to the document, Miller was hired as a Juab County Administrator back in January, whereupon she was issued a credit card for the uses
Religious leaders not required to report child abuse, Arizona Supreme Court rules (opens the original)
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COCHISE COUNTY, Arizona — The Arizona Supreme Court ruled unanimously Thursday that religious leaders are not required to report child abuse if they learn of it through confession or confidential disclosure. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was one of the defendants in the original lawsuit. The lawsuit was filed in 2022 by three children of Paul Adams, who, along with his spouse Leizza Adams, was indicted in 2017 for child sex abuse after the Department of Homeland Security discov
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