In a chilling case that highlights the grave security risks of illegal prison cell phones, a South Carolina inmate used a smuggled mobile device to orchestrate a hit on a woman’s life from behind bars. The foiled murder plot has reignited calls for prison cell phone jamming technology to crack down on such threats. York County Solicitor Kevin Brackett is advocating for jamming capabilities after the inmate, Preston Hicks, used a contraband phone to hire a hitman named Jerry Kinard to kill Amaiya Givens’ romantic rival out of jealousy. Kinard forced his way into the woman’s Fort Mill apartment in

PISMO BEACH, CA- A mother from California was fined $88,000 after her children mistakenly collected clams from a beach without a fishing license, thinking they were seashells. Charlotte Russ was with her family on a trip to Pismo Beach, famously called the “Clam Capital of the World,” when the incident occurred, according to ABC 7. The Department of Fish and Wildlife approached Russ and informed her that her children had collected 72 clams illegally. She was issued a ticket for the violation. “Right before we went, that’s when I opened it, and that’s when I saw the amount,” Russ shared.

A well-known and beloved New York doctor died tragically after suffering an apparent allergic reaction from food she ate at a restaurant in Disney Springs, Florida. A recent lawsuit states that Dr. Kanokporn Tangsuan, 42, had a severe allergy to dairy and nuts but believed the Disney-owned restaurant had strict safeguards against allergen contamination. Instead, the food she was served contained the very ingredients that would end her life shortly after. Dr. Tangsuan–a reputed family doctor in New York dedicated to serving her community’s healthcare needs–was dining at the Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant with her husband, Jeffrey J.

Owning a home is proving to be a tough hurdle for millennials. Those born between 1981 and 1996, are facing challenges in purchasing homes. Coming in at 72 million, millennials have now surpassed baby boomers to become the largest generation in the nation. The vast group and high demand for housing has led to inventory shortages and price increases, making homeownership unattainable for many. This tidal wave of demand quickly overwhelmed an already tight housing supply. “Millennials represent a vast pool of new homebuyers at a time when new construction and listings have lagged well behind population growth,” said Ralph

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The safety of America’s drinking water supplies has emerged as a critical national security concern, with alarming warnings about potentially devastating cyberattacks. In an unprecedented move, top federal officials sounded the alarm this week over the “drinking water issue” – malicious hacking attempts by hostile nations like Iran and China targeting the systems that provide communities with their most essential resource – clean drinking water. As cyber warfare tactics rapidly evolve, the harsh reality is that the nation’s vast water infrastructure could be just one vulnerability away from devastating disruptions that threaten public health, economic stability, and the fundamental lifeline

A well-known and beloved New York doctor died tragically after suffering an apparent allergic reaction from food she ate at a restaurant in Disney Springs, Florida. A recent lawsuit states that Dr. Kanokporn Tangsuan, 42, had a severe allergy to dairy and nuts but believed the Disney-owned restaurant had strict safeguards against allergen contamination. Instead, the food she was served contained the very ingredients that would end her life shortly after. Dr. Tangsuan–a reputed family doctor in New York dedicated to serving her community’s healthcare needs–was dining at the Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant with her husband, Jeffrey J.

Pickleball, an imaginative fusion of tennis, badminton, and ping pong, is on the cusp of becoming a household noun, even though the sound of paddles crashing against a perforated plastic ball hasn’t reached every American living room just yet. It’starting to make a significant effort to establish a foothold in the competitive sports market. Pickleball was created in 1965 when three creative thinkers combined a badminton net, ping-pong paddles, and a plastic ball. The sport’s popularity has skyrocketed since it was first played, and there are now over 40,000 courts and 300 equipment manufacturers in the United States alone, not

A new term has come into the dating lexicon recently – “benching.” While the label was coined in 2023, this psychologically toxic behavior has actually been happening behind the scenes for years. Benching refers to when someone keeps a romantic interest on the back burner, continuously leading them on with just enough breadcrumbs of flirtation and future potential to keep them hooked. The person doing the benching has made up their mind that you aren’t their number one priority or choice, but won’t fully let you go either in case their other dating prospects don’t pan out. You’ve essentially been

In a groundbreaking revelation, a Tesla owner has gone viral online by revealing their shockingly low yearly electric cost of just $2.37 to charge their vehicle. This tiny figure has reignited debates about the real costs of running an electric car compared to gas-powered vehicles. The Tesla driver, known only as @Tesla_GTownTX, shared a screengrab of their utility statement showing the $2.37 balance owed after 12 months of charging their Tesla. As the story spread getting thousands of responses, many were surprised at how little electricity was required, thinking it would negate any fuel savings. However, the likely reason for

Nearly a year after the tragic submersible accident that claimed five lives, an Ohio billionaire is planning a new mission to explore the Titanic wreck. Larry Connor, a prominent Dayton real estate investor and head of the Connor Group, is dedicated to making sure their voyage to the famed shipwreck is safe and successful. Forbes estimates Connor’s net worth at $2 billion, and he’s teaming up with Patrick Lahey, co-founder and president of Triton Submarines. Lahey is an experienced submersible designer with a history of safe deep-dive expeditions. He was the second Canadian to descend nearly 36,000 feet to the