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The victim told police they met the suspect at the location to purchase a black 2015 Infiniti Q50, he found on Facebook Marketplace. According to ...  » Read More

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Five weeks ago, Ashley Mathis had just found out her brother, Noah Sullivan, was murdered. Today, she’s asking why no arrests have been made despite what she says is video evidence of the shooting that took his life. “I just don’t understand. And I need something to be done,” said Mathis. Action News Jax first told you three weeks ago when Sullivan’s family members had identified him as the man seen in a Facebook livestream recorded the night the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office reported he was shot and killed. During the 45-minute video, in the last few minutes, the phone’s camera drops, and you can hear yelling between those who were nearby, followed by what sounds like a gunshot and the voice of someone saying “I’m dying” multiple times. Mathis tells Action News Jax it was her brother crying out in the video, which is why she is so frustrated that there hasn’t been any suspects identified or arrests made. “I keep hearing that they have to build a case,  » Read More

(Beirut) – Egyptian authorities detained prominent independent journalist Ismail Iskandarani over Facebook posts, Human Rights Watch said today. They should immediately and unconditionally release Iskandarani and establish an independent committee to review the detention of thousands of peaceful critics and release all those detained for peaceful speech, assembly, or association. According to his lawyers, security forces arrested Iskandarani on September 24, 2025, at a checkpoint in Matrouh governorate only two days after President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi pardoned prominent activist Alaa Abdel Fattah and five others. Iskandarani was previously convicted in an unjust military trial over his journalistic work and subsequently served seven years in prison between 2015 and 2022. “Instead of using Alaa Abdel Fattah’s release as an opportunity to correct course, Egyptian authorities arbitrarily detained journalist Ismail Iskandarani after a lengthy Orwellian questioning over his Facebook posts,” said Amr Magdi, senior Middle East and North Africa researcher at Human Rights Watch. “This is a bellwether moment for the Egyptian government and the only way out of its protracted crisis is to stop unlawfully detaining critics and journalists and release all those arbitrarily detained.”  During the early hours of September 24,  » Read More

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Cedarville University Yellow Jackets Main Events Results Sport G-MAC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK   CEDARVILLE, Ohio - Cassi Shields has been selected the G-MAC South Division Women's Volleyball Athlete of the Week.   A 5-foot-11 outside hitter from Westminster, Maryland, Shields pounded a team-high 16 kills to lead Cedarville to a five-set upset of AVCA Division II No. 21 Findlay.   She added seven blocks and a career-high 17 digs for the Lady Jackets, 11-2 overall and 5-0 G-MAC.   CU puts its eight-match winning streak on the line on Thursday with a home contest vs. Thomas More. First serve will be at 7:00 p.m. EDT.   Players Mentioned #15 Cassi Shields OH 5' 11" Senior Players Mentioned #15 Cassi Shields 5' 11" Senior OH  » Read More

October 6, 2025 Attend five events in four days for a chance to be a part of Star Walk NASHVILLE, Tenn. — With Vanderbilt Athletics set to enter crossover season, Commodores fans are invited to attend a number of events as part of “Weekend on West End” and earn the opportunity to take part in a future home football game day event this season. The dates of the competitions are Oct. 16-19 around Vandy’s home football matchup with LSU and will feature four other Dore sport programs. The celebration starts on Oct. 16 (Thursday) when men’s basketball plays host to Virginia in an exhibition game at Memorial Gymnasium that will tip off at 6:30 p.m.; tickets for the event are set to go on sale Thursday. The following day features baseball’s fall exhibition against Murray State, with free admission for first pitch at 4:30 p.m., and an SEC volleyball match against LSU beginning at 7 p.m. at Memorial Gym. The weekend comes to a close on Sunday with a doubleheader that will see the Vandy volleyball team face Ole Miss at 1 p.m.  » Read More

IT'S late at night and a friend request from a stranger pops up on your feed - it seems harmless enough, but by accepting it you might have signed your own death warrant. Welcome to the sinister age of the 'Facebook Killer', a modern breed of monster forged by the dawn of social media, who, according to top criminologists, can take six chilling 'forms' - and put any one of us at risk. 10Peter Chapman was jailed for life for the kidnap, rape and murder of 17-year-old Ashleigh HallCredit: PA:Press Association 10Murdered teenager Salum Kombo, whose friend was upset by online commentsCredit: CollectOver the decades, social media killers have dominated headlines, but experts explain they can wear many masks - ranging from 'Tinder Swindler'-style con artists to jilted lovers embarrassed by their personal lives being exposed online. In what is considered one of the first social media killings, a 17-year-old girl was lured into a meeting by an adult sex offender posing as a teenager who then kidnapped and murdered her.  » Read More

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Longwood women's tennis team closed the Big Southern Shootout at Wofford's Reeves Tennis Center on Sunday with three wins over Middle Tennessee State in singles. Freshman Bali Song and senior Alexis Broderick each won in three sets. Song moved to 3-2 overall on the weekend, beating the Blue Raiders' Lena Peyer, 4-6, 6-1, 10-8. Broderick gutted through a 6-7 (4), 6-2, 11-9 decision over Karen Yibirin. Another freshman, Hima Fernando, topped Sthefany Lima in straight sets, winning,  6-3, 6-4. Also in singles action, Feline van Eijkelenburg fell in three to Sara Conde, 6-4, 2-6, 11-9. Zenn Lima beat Alexandra Magia, 6-0, 6-4, Sadbaroy Kholdarova got by Oriana Izarra, 6-2, 6-4, and Zora Koenig defeated Nicole Di Bisceglia, 7-6 (1), 6-1. In doubles against Chattanooga, Savannah Presson and Rufaro Magarira topped van Eijkelenburg and Song, 6-2, while Addison Iacono and Emma Pedretti beat Izarra and Fernando, 7-5.  » Read More