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News Gregory Mc Burnie 7 Hrs Ago Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro - Police killed two men and injured another while carrying out a sting operation to catch bandits suspected of using fake Facebook ads to rob people. In a media release on January 16, the TT Police Service (TTPS) said officers attached to the North Central Division, in collaboration with a specialist unit, conducted an intelligence-based, covert sting operation along Mt Hope Road, St Joseph. Acting on information regarding a Facebook Marketplace arrangement to purchase a vehicle, officers posed as prospective buyers and went to the proposed meeting site. When they arrived at the location to carry out the transaction, four men approached them and announced a robbery. Police say the bandits, when confronted, shot at them and they returned fire. Three of the suspects were shot while one escaped. One of the injured bandits was arrested at the scene while the other two were taken to the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex where they were declared dead on arrival.  » Read More

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — Some parents with students in the Springfield Public Schools (SPS) district are in an uproar over Facebook posts and comments from a Maple Elementary school teacher, some of which express anti-Muslim, ableist, and even genocidal rhetoric. We spoke to a few of those parents on Friday along with district officials about what they want to see happen. Cheyanne, who agreed to speak with us on the condition of not showing her face or sharing her last name, and whose children attend the elementary school, came across kindergarten teacher Neil Baird's Facebook page after he commented on an SPS post regarding Monday's board meeting. She says when looking at Baird's profile, she came across many Facebook posts that concerned her. "I saw him making comments about students on IEPs ,” Cheyanne told us. “That made me see red. I have a son that's autistic, and I knew before I hit that point that the school needed to be aware of these posts." One post that has since been deleted but was public Thursday,  » Read More

Nordic Ski | 1/15/2026 2:50:00 PM A deeper field awaits the Clarkson University Nordic Ski team this weekend as the Golden Knights will be challenged by a variety of programs at the Spike Clayton Memorial Invitational, hosted by the University of Vermont at Sleepy Hollow Inn in Huntington, VTThe Race: Unlike last weekend where only a few collegiate teams competed, the Green and Gold are scheduled to be joined by Colby, Cornell, Dartmouth, Hamilton, McGill, Middlebury, Northeastern, Paul Smiths, Skidmore, Smith, Sterling, St. Lawrence, Main-Farmington, Vermont, Wellesley, West Point, Williams, and Yale. Saturday's event is a 10K Skiathlon where the competitors will race a 5K Classic and then a 5K Skate, while Sunday's is a three-person skate relay on a 1.7K loop with each skier doing three laps.The Men: Clarkson will have a full roster traveling this weekend, capable of creating five full relay teams. The top relay team will likely be Matthew Clarner, Adam Jansen, and Torsten Brickley, as that trio combined to take three of the top four spots in the 10K on Saturday,  » Read More

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OSKALOOSA, Iowa (IOWA CAPITAL DISPATCH) - An administrative law judge has ruled that an Iowa school teacher committed job-related misconduct when he posted negative Facebook comments about conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Matthew Kargol worked for the Oskaloosa Community School District as an art teacher and coach until he was fired in September 2025. Kargol then filed for unemployment benefits and the district resisted, which led to a recent hearing before Administrative Law Judge David Steen. Matthew Kargol(KCRG)In his written factual findings of the case, Steen reported that on Sept. 10, 2025, Kargol had posted a comment to Facebook stating, “1 Nazi down.” That comment was posted within hours of authorities confirming Kirk had been shot and killed that day while speaking at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. When another Facebook user commented, “What a s—-y thing to say,” Kargol allegedly replied, “Yep, he was part of the problem, a Nazi.” Steen reported that Kargol posted his comments around 5 p.m.  » Read More

Image: Facebook Summary created by Smart Answers AIIn summary: PCWorld reports that hackers are increasingly using browser-in-the-browser (BITB) attacks to steal Facebook login credentials through sophisticated fake browser windows. Facebook’s large and diverse user base makes it a prime target, with attackers using spam emails and texts to lure victims to convincing fake login pages. Users can detect these attacks by attempting to drag the fake browser’s title bar, and should verify legitimacy by logging in separately to avoid credential theft. If you’re still using Facebook, then I assume you’re old enough to remember watching John Wayne movies in the theater. Nevertheless, it remains a pretty juicy target for hackers and digital thieves. They’re using a technique that you should be aware of, even if your only interaction with the slop-ridden hellscape of Facebook is through your relatives: browser-in-the-browser attacks. A browser-in-the-browser attack (often shortened to BITB) is an old idea, but given a new twist. You get a fake page that impersonates a real page — nothing new,  » Read More

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LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky guard Jaland Lowe will miss the remainder of the season with a shoulder injury that will require surgery, head coach Mark Pope announced on Monday. Lowe played nine games for the Wildcats this season, averaging 8.0 points and 2.4 assists per game. He scored a season-high 21 points at Alabama on Jan. 3 and made his first start of the season against Missouri on Jan. 7. The Missouri City, Texas, native was integral in UK’s come-from-behind upset of No. 22 St. John’s on Dec. 20. Lowe contributed 13 points, five rebounds and a pair of assists – all coming after halftime. UK returns to action on Wednesday and will face LSU on the road. Tip is set for 7 p.m. ET and the game will air on SEC Network. For the latest on the Kentucky men’s basketball team, follow @KentuckyMBB on X, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, and on the web at UKathletics.com.  » Read More

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