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Phillip Horiba-maguire/Getty Images "Doctor Who" first aired on November 23, 1963, with the episode "An Unearthly Child." It follows the adventures of the character known as the Doctor as they explore space and time in their spaceship, the TARDIS, which is perhaps more recognizable than even the best time machines in movies. Since its debut, the sci-fi television show has made movies, specials, and spin-off series featuring some of the Doctor's companions and organizations visited in the original series. One of those spin-offs was the low-budget, direct-to-video movie titled "Wartime." "Wartime" did not star the Doctor, but was the first independent spin-off of "Doctor Who." The movie follows Warrant Officer John Benton of the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce (UNIT). Benton is tasked with delivering radioactive material to UNIT headquarters, but his mission is distracted by ghostly visions of his father, who died during the Second World War, played by Michael Wisher. Wisher originally played Davros, the creator of Doctor Who's iconic sci-fi villains, the Daleks. Benton also sees visions of his brother Chris, who died as a child. Benton must face his past demons while dealing with those who seek to steal the radioactive item. What makes "Wartime" truly important to the fanbase

BLACKFORD COUNTY, Ind. — A previously convicted sex offender from Blackford County has once again been arrested for alleged sex crimes, ...

Updated June 19, 2026, 8:05 p.m. ET HARTFORD CITY, IN — A sex offender from Blackford County has been accused of trying to arrange improper contact with a 14-year-old girl. Investigators said when 36-year-old Christopher Ryan Baker of Montpelier believed he was exchanging messages with a juvenile via Snapchat, he was actually communicating with a sergeant from the Blackford County Sheriff's Department. That communication began on April 25 and continued until Monday, June 15, when Baker encountered the deputy at a Hartford City park where he reportedly planned to meet the girl.

Rangers insiders Shawn McFarland (left) and Evan Grant (right) break down the early storylines at Rangers spring training on Feb. 17, 2026. sportsdaydfwcom It's time to talk some ball in Texas!  DMN Rangers insider Evan Grant is back for another live question-and-answer session as the team looks to bounce back after a recent skid against Boston and Minnesota.  Advertisement Article continues below this ad Find our YouTube channel here. More Rangers content Advertisement Article continues below this ad June 19, 2026 Evan has covered the Rangers since 1997. He has twice been named one of the top 10 beat writers in the country by the AP Sports Editors. His passions outside of covering baseball are his wife, Gina, his two step kids, two crazy dogs & barbecue. Let's not discuss the cat. Evan graduated from Georgia State University, but oddly is a Georgia fan.  Articles from the SportsDay Staff.

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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Rochester Police officers detained a man Thursday they believe robbed a person at gunpoint during a Facebook Marketplace sale. Police say it happened at around 4 p.m. Thursday on Saint Stanislaus Street. Police say a person was trying to buy a motorcycle advertised on Facebook Marketplace, when they were then robbed at gunpoint. Charges are pending for the man detained. Police say the investigation is still active, and more information will be released later. Check back later for updates as News10 learns more. Car sale scam on Facebook Marketplace in Ontario County In February, Ontario County Sheriff’s deputies said Ulises Hernandez Jr., sold a car that was repossessed due to it being in default. And when the car was reregistered, the DMV notified the lien holder. Deputies say Manlius Police arrested Hernandez for similar activities. They say he was selling cars on Facebook Marketplace at ‘lower-than-normal’ prices. Police said he would then collect payments, meet the victims, show the cars, settle on prices, then sell it without a title or registration.  » Read More

By DANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARD JUNE 18, 2026 16:42 Updated: JUNE 18, 2026 20:24 Iranian singer Parastoo Ahmadi, musicians Ehsan Beiraqdar and Soheil Faqih Nasiri, and six members of the production team for the Caravanserai Concert were ordered to be lashed 74 times by the Qom Provincial Criminal Court, Iranian human-rights groups and diaspora media outlets reported Thursday. The artists will also face a two-year travel ban and a two-year restriction on all artistic activity. The court ruled they had offended “public decency through the production and publication of obscene and immoral content on cyberspace platforms.” The artists and their team were first arrested after their performance was broadcast on YouTube last December. They were ordered to appear before the Prosecutor’s Office for Moral Security in January. The court prosecuted them under Articles 638 of the Islamic Penal Code and 743 of the Computer Crimes Law, BBC Persian reported. Article 638 of the Islamic Penal Code criminalizes the performance of any “open religious taboo” or acts that offend public decency, such as appearing without a hijab. Article 743 criminalizes the promotion or encouragement of corruption, prostitution, or acts deemed offensive to public morality via digital networks. Women singing not against Iranian law

At the end of April, Vimeo, the second-largest video hosting, sharing, and streaming service after YouTube, publicly confirmed it had suffered a data breach affecting around 119,000 users and customers. As is often the case, however, the devil is in the details. ShinyHunters, the ransomware group that claimed responsibility, threatened to release Vimeo data on the dark web after breaching the defenses of Anodot, an analytics company that provides real-time anomaly detection. Anodot's product requires direct access to its customers' cloud data sources, such as Snowflake, BigQuery, S3, and Kinesis, to monitor metrics at the data source level. On April 4, Anodot reported a broad outage when its data collectors went down across Snowflake, S3, and Kinesis. What initially appeared to be an availability incident turned out to be an active intrusion, and ShinyHunters were already inside Anodot's environment and, by their own claim, had been there long enough to map the connected customer environments. They exfiltrated OAuth tokens and API keys that Anodot used to read its customers' clouds, then logged directly into those customer clouds. The knock-on effect was felt by dozens of companies, including Rockstar Games, with ShinyHunters claiming to have exposed the company’s internal analytics and