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Source: ABI September 10, 2026 "On Wednesday evening (Sept. 9), the Instagram account of the Brazilian Press Association (ABI) was targeted in hacking attempts following the publication on Sept. 8 of a statement supporting President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s reelection. For security reasons, the platform was forced to take the organization’s profile offline. In the statement, titled 'Consistent with its history, ABI supports President Lula’s reelection,' the organization reaffirmed its longstanding commitments to the democratic rule of law, national sovereignty, freedom of expression and of the press, human rights and democracy. Following the publication of its position, ABI began receiving a series of online attacks, including defamatory and offensive comments, as well as messages from fake accounts." Read the full statement (in Portuguese)

Thieves return stolen item to Fed Hill business after viral social media video Angeli's Pizzeria posted on social media giving the people responsible for taking their computer system 72 hours to return it BALTIMORE — With the help of social media, a stolen item has been returned to a well-known pizzeria in Federal Hill. "I guess they love our pizza, and they wanted to order whenever they wanted, so they got the computer," said Juniet Ozturk, owner of Angeli's Pizzeria. Ozturk said it was on Saturday night Saturday night his business partner, Hasan Ilhan noticed a POS System, designed to take orders electronically for the kitchen, was missing. Later, Ilhan checked the cameras at the Federal Hill Angeli's Pizzeria and found two women stole it. He said the item was sitting on the counter, and cameras caught the two women picking it up and concealing it. "We were trying to take orders (but) we couldn't find the computer," said Ilhan. "The bad part, our employee, she even felt guilty because she thought she lost the computer. She went to the restroom, cried. I said, come on, it can happen. So literally, we thought we lost it. She thought, she put

Morning traffic passes the headquarters of Meta, the corporate offices of Facebook and Instagram, in Menlo Park, Calif., on Oct. 29, 2025. MattGush/Getty Images Editor’s note: This story contains descriptions of sexual violence against children. If you or someone you know needs help, please call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 800-656-4673 in the U.S. Hundreds of paid advertisements containing disturbing images of children engaging in sex acts appeared on Meta platforms this year, a lengthy new report from a tech industry watchdog says.  Article continues below this ad According to a Sept. 8 report from the Tech Transparency Project, researchers found more than 300 ads containing child sexual abuse material on Facebook and Instagram this year. Most of the children depicted in the ads were digitally altered with artificial intelligence tools to make them appear as though they were engaging in sex acts, the report said, and the ads sometimes contained animations of real children. Researchers identified a child in a European royal family, as well as a 14-year-old influencer, and discovered that most of these ads promoted Chinese apps capable of “nudifying” subjects.   Out of 332 ads on Meta containing explicit images of children, 298 promoted image- and video-editing

Selena Gomez Has 2 Words About Future Family Plans With Benny Blanco Selena Gomez knows that the heart wants what it wants. And what the "Good For You" singer wants is a growing family. After all, she teased what she hopes her future with husband Benny Blanco will look like. Gomez shared a photo of herself on her Instagram Stories—wearing jean shorts and a cream vest—playing with a baby lying beside her on a couch. Alongside the Sept. 7 post, she wrote with a teary-eyed and a thought bubble emoji, "One day.." Although the 34-year-old is ready to love on as a mom in her future, the couple's family planning will require additional steps due to her ongoing battle with lupus. "I haven't ever said this," Gomez—who was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease in 2013—told Vanity Fair in October 2024, "but I unfortunately can't carry my own children. I have a lot of medical issues that would put my life and the baby's in jeopardy. That was something I had to grieve for a while." However, Gomez is grateful that there are alternatives available for her and Blanco. "It's not necessarily the way I envisioned it," she admitted. "I thought

Gov: It’s a Reel nightmare Andrew Cuomo gave some striking remarks about rising antisemitism over the weekend out East, worrying that young people don’t understand the Holocaust “because it isn’t on Instagram.” Gov. Andrew Cuomo spoke at a Hamptons synagogue. Getty Images Speaking to more than 500 people at a Sader service at the Hampton Synagogue in West Hampton Beach on Saturday, the former governor decried weak leaders as attacks have sky-rocketed. “I’m most shocked at the lack of outrage over the situation,” he said, “the lack of solidarity and the lack of people who have stood up and said, “We will not allow our brothers and sisters of the Jewish faith to endure any type of hostility.” But Cuomo — who lost the mayoral election to social-media adept Socialist Israel critic Zohran Mamdani, added, “We have to start by reeducating our young people, especially our young Jewish people.” Saying they’ve “gotten caught up in this new socialism,” he told the crowd, “ ‘We’re all socialists. We oppose Israel’s policy.’ God bless you. Oppose Israel’s policy. That does not justify antisemitism, and it does not justify violence and hostility against American Jews.” He added, “They don’t understand the Holocaust.

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By: Nick Guerriero, Assistant AD - Communications & Broadcasting NASHVILLE – Tennessee State returned from Athens with film to review, corrections to make and another road test immediately ahead. The Tigers (0-2) will visit Alabama A&M (1-1) at 6 p.m. CT Saturday at Louis Crews Stadium in Huntsville. This is the second installment of the four-year Legacy Series and will stream on SWAC TV and radio on 102.1 FM The Ville.  Georgia scored on its first five possessions and carried a 35-0 lead into the closing minutes of the first half. Head coach Reggie Barlow said the experience provided TSU's players with a firsthand view of the speed and physicality required at the highest level of college football. "They all want the opportunity to go pro and they want the opportunity to play in the SEC," Barlow said. "So now you get a first hand look at what that looks like, feel like, and how fast that game moves. So we came here with the right mindset, but unfortunately, it was a little bit too much firepower for us." Despite the result, TSU produced several areas to build upon. The Tigers did not commit a turnover, were penalized only once for 10

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MOSCOW, Idaho - Vandal soccer's Sunday matchup against South Dakota State was ruled a no contest after persistent weather conditions prevented the teams from continuing play beyond halftime.  The Vandals and Jackrabbits played the full opening 45 minutes before the weather delay. South Dakota State found the lone goal of the half in the 37th minute when Freshman, Stella Braddock, connected on a header off a corner kick from Deizha Lyn Jacinto giving the Jackrabbits a 1-0 advantage.  The two teams entered the halftime break before lightning in the area forced the match into a weather delay. With conditions showing no signs of clearing and delays continuing, the decision was made to suspend the match.  For a suspended contest to be considered official, at least 70 minutes of play must be completed. With Sunday's match ending after just 45 minutes, the required time threshold was not reached, resulting in the match being ruled a no contest.  The match will not be made up, and no win, loss or individual and team statistics from Sunday's action will be recorded for either team.  UP NEXT  Idaho soccer returns to the P1FCU Kibbie dome to host Grand Canyon University on Thursday, September 10th.  FOLLOW