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PA Media Taylor Swift last performed concerts around the UK in 2024 A man has admitted selling fake tickets to Taylor Swift's concerts through Facebook and Gumtree. Jordan Moore also fraudulently sold greyhound equipment and admitted conning seven people out of £5,000 between November 2023 and March 2025. The 32-year-old, from Smithy Lane in Ellesmere Port, is due to be sentenced at Chester Crown Court on 27 March. Cheshire Police said: "While the internet now makes it much easier to sell items, unfortunately, as we've seen in this case, it also makes it easier for dishonest sellers to defraud victims." They added that Moore was "well aware that what he was doing was wrong but he thought that he would be able to outsmart his victims and avoid justice". He pleaded guilty to five counts related to the fraudulent sale of Taylor Swift concert tickets and two charges concerning the fraudulent sale of greyhound equipment.  » Read More

Attackers are running paid Facebook ads that look like official Microsoft promotions, then directing users to near-perfect clones of the Windows 11 download page. Click Download Now and instead of a Windows update, you get a malicious installer—one that silently steals saved passwords, browser sessions, and cryptocurrency wallet data. “I just wanted to update Windows” The attack starts with something completely ordinary: a Facebook ad. It looks professional, uses Microsoft branding, and promotes what appears to be the latest Windows 11 update. If you have been meaning to keep your PC current, it feels like a convenient shortcut. Click the ad and you land on a site that looks almost identical to Microsoft’s real Software Download page. The logo, layout, fonts, and even the legal text in the footer are copied. The only obvious difference is in the address bar. Instead of microsoft.com, you’ll see one of these lookalike domains: ms-25h2-downloadpro ms-25h2-updatepro ms25h2-downloadpro ms25h2-updatepro The “25H2” in domain names is deliberate. It mimics the naming convention Microsoft uses for Windows releases—24H2,  » Read More

Every morning, Julie Parlade, a 34-year-old stylist from Springfield, wakes up and does what most millennials do. She reaches for her phone and checks her apps. Instagram, Gmail, maybe the news. Then she checks one more: Craigslist. Yes, that Craigslist. The classified advertisement website that was popular in the early aughts and 2010s. She checks it later in the day, too, pretty much whenever she has downtime. “It’s so automatic for me,” she said. “I have an obsession.” Parlade mostly sticks to the free section, where she has scored everything from a pair of Frye boots in perfect condition to an entire set of Le Creuset cookware. Half of her house is furnished from the Craigslist free section: the clawfoot tub in the bathroom, the subway tile in the kitchen, the mid-century modern furniture in the living room. She started using Craigslist around 2010, first for jobs and apartments, and never really stopped. Today, it’s still her go-to source for secondhand items, despite the rise of other online marketplaces like Depop and Facebook Marketplace.  » Read More

Men's Basketball Box Score Virginia Cavaliers 94-68 at Georgia Tech DateWed, Feb. 18 (2026) Time9:00 pm LocationAtlanta, Ga. StatusAway  » Read More

Due to impending rain, San Diego State’s baseball game at UC Irvine, originally slated for Tuesday night, has been rescheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 18 at 6 p.m. PT. SAN DIEGO – Due to impending rain, San Diego State’s baseball game at UC Irvine, originally slated for Tuesday night, has been rescheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 18 at 6 p.m. PT. The Aztecs-Anteaters showdown will still be carried live on ESPN+ from Anteater Ballpark in Irvine, California.  According to the UC Irvine Athletics website, all original game tickets will be valid for the rescheduled game on Wednesday. For the latest schedule information, visit GoAztecs.com or follow the Aztec baseball program on social media.  » Read More

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Facebook Marketplace deals are turning deadly, with two people murdered this year trying to sell items. On Jan. 27, Illinois teen Nedas Revuckas allegedly stabbed 30-year-old pregnant mom Eliza Morales 70 times before setting her house on fire. Revuckas, 19 — who cops say confessed to the crime — was dissatisfied with a red 1994 Ford Ranger pickup truck he purchased from Morales’ husband through Facebook Marketplace a week previously. Revuckas is awaiting trial and has yet to enter a plea. Eliza Morales was stabbed 70 times in January after a frustrated teen purchased a red 1994 Ford pickup truck from the pregnant Illinois mom. Illinois teen Nedas Revuckas allegedly stabbed pregnant mom Eliza Morales 70 times before setting her house on fire. Downers Grove Police A few days earlier, on Jan. 23, decorated Marine and pastor Michael Ryan Burke, 42, was gunned down in his Columbia, Missouri, home. He used his final breaths to text his mother and sister: “I am dying,  » Read More

Prime Minister ‌Pedro ​Sanchez pledges to end ‘impunity’ of platforms X, Meta and TikTok in promoting harmful content. The Spanish government ⁠has ordered prosecutors to investigate social media ⁠platforms X, Meta and TikTok for allegedly spreading AI-generated child sexual abuse material, the prime minister has said. “These platforms are undermining the mental health, dignity, and rights of our children,” Prime Minister ‌Pedro Sanchez posted on ⁠his X account on Tuesday.Recommended Stories list of 4 items list 1 of 4TikTok settles addiction lawsuit before trial against Meta, YouTube list 2 of 4What’s UpScrolled, the app gaining popularity after TikTok’s US takeover? list 3 of 4French authorities raid X offices in Paris, summon Musk in cybercrime probe list 4 of 4Russia bans WhatsApp, pushes state-backed alternative end of list“The state ⁠cannot allow this. The impunity of these giants must end.” The announcement comes as European regulators are cracking down on Big Tech companies,  » Read More

No. 18 Kentucky used a 19-0 run in the second quarter to break open the game as the Cats beat No. 14 Ole Miss 74-57 on Sunday at Historic Memorial Coliseum. Clara Strack scored 28 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the way for UK, while Asia Boone had 15 points. Tonie Morgan had 14 points and nine assists in the win. Kentucky (20-7, 7-6 Southeastern Conference) had 22 points off of 14 Ole Miss turnovers. Meanwhile, the Rebels were only able to get eight points off of 14 UK miscues. Ole Miss scored first, but Kentucky tied the game on two Strack free throws. Strack scored again to give UK its first lead, 4-2, but Ole Miss responded to tie the game. A Morgan layup and a Strack jumper gave the Cats a four-point lead, but Ole Miss hit a three to get within one. Strack scored underneath and Jordan Obi scored in the lane to give UK a 12-7 lead. After two Ole Miss free throws, Morgan scored to again give the Cats a five-point lead.  » Read More

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