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Published 13 hours ago • loading... • Updated 13 hours ago Meta says fewer than 10 WhatsApp users were targeted in phishing attempts linked to NSO Group despite a permanent injunction. On Monday, Meta announced it is filing a federal court contempt order against NSO Group for violating a permanent injunction barring the company from targeting WhatsApp and its users. Last year, a U.S. court issued a permanent injunction barring NSO from targeting WhatsApp, following a legal battle that forced the firm to pay $4 million in damages. Investigating user reports, Meta disrupted "NSO-linked social engineering attempts" where attackers tried to trick users into clicking malicious links redirecting to external websites and created unauthorized test accounts on the platform. WhatsApp wrote that NSO, on the United States government's Entity List, continues to defy courts, warning that easing restrictions would undermine national security and endanger billions of people worldwide. While NSO appeals the permanent injunction and pursues American market entry, 12 civil rights organizations filed amicus briefs last month to support Meta in defending the court order against the spyware maker. Podcasts & Opinions Think freely. Subscribe and get full access to Ground News Subscriptions start at $9.99/year Subscribe Hawkdive.com broke

June 13, 2026 at 1:50pm EDT If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. The clean girl aesthetic is melting away, and beauty is getting louder again. Think gritty indie sleaze shimmer, smeared black eyeliner and the kind of makeup millennials once put on for a carefully casual #GPOY. Going full hipster-era at for a morning meeting or school pickup may feel like a lot, though. Halsey, the unofficial queen of peak Tumblr, has a much easier entry point: about-face Cherry Pick Lip Shimmer. The glossy lip color takes the brand’s Cherry Pick Lip Color Butter formula and sends shimmer through the entire stick. One shopper who bought four shades praised the “wonderful sparkle” and said it gives glittery makeup energy without looking like you “beat your face with an arts and crafts department, which is clutch; plenty of sparkly lip products look exciting in the tube, then feel gritty, find a way to feather out past the lip line, or lose their shine after one drink. Related story Shoppers Say This $7 Lipstick Has ‘Exactly the Same Color’ as the Discontinued Mac Viva Glam II Lipstick

State District Judge Stephanie Boyd was issued a warning by the Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct for violating judicial standards. The warning referenced two exchanges with defendants in her courtroom, as well as her practice of streaming court proceedings on YouTube. Marvin Pfeiffer/San Antonio Express-News A state judicial conduct commission has warned State District Judge Stephanie Boyd that she violated judicial standards through her handling of two cases and her use of a YouTube channel to stream hearings and host a book club. The Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct issued the warning on June 3 to Boyd, who presides over the 187th District Court. The warning stated that Boyd improperly inserted herself into plea negotiations during a 2023 hearing, made degrading comments to a defendant during a livestreamed hearing and improperly used her court’s YouTube channel. Article continues below this ad One of the complaints centers on an October 2024 hearing involving Thomas Henson, who was facing up to 20 years in prison. Boyd told the court reporter to go “off the record,” but the livestream continued. She went on to warn Henson that when he goes to prison, he could be “passed around for cigarettes or dessert” because

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Rafael Herrin-Ferri's 'All the Queens Houses' Watch Sean Mowry's All the Queens Houses, a profile of architect Rafael Herrin-Ferri and his book All The Queens Houses: An Architectural Portrait of New York's Largest and Most Diverse Borough. Like Rafael Herrin-Ferri, I live in Queens. And like him, I see the borough's multifaceted architecture as an expression of its ethnic and cultural diversity. Brooklyn has its brownstones and Manhattan its skyline, but Queens is a cacophony of different architectural expressions jostling with each other building by building, block after block. This is especially true of the houses that Herrin-Ferri documents in his popular 2021 book All the Queens Houses . (The book was so popular a followup, All the Queens Gardens , came out last year.) Filmmaker Sean Mowry, also a Queens resident, must also be a fan of the book, for his short film on Herrin-Ferri's photo documentation of the borough's residential architecture marks his debut. It premiered at DOC NYC 2025, is a Staff Pick on Vimeo, and is highly recommended by this Queens resident.

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WILLIAMSON CO. , Tenn. (WSMV) - A Williamson County same-sex couple said a Facebook post helped them find the kind of community they had been searching for in Middle Tennessee. Jason and Greg Warren, educators who run the online teaching platform “The Kindergarten Smorgasbord,” are raising two daughters, 7-year-old Adelynn and 6-month-old Violet. They said they feel welcomed where they live but do not often see other families like theirs nearby. “None of our friends have families like ours. They’re couples, but they don’t have any kids,” Jason Warren said. He said most families in their neighborhood are heterosexual, though the couple said neighbors have been supportive. “There’s not other same-sex families that live near us,” he said. “Our community is 100% all straight families, but they all welcome us here.” Wanting their children to see other families like theirs, Jason Warren posted in a local Facebook group asking people to reach out if they knew of other same-sex families. The response, he said, was unexpectedly positive.  » Read More

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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Daniel Descalso is known in St. Louis for being part of the Cardinals’ 2011 World Series team and now as Oli Marmol’s bench coach. But there’s something he’s known for outside the stadium, too. Descalso makes bagels from scratch and brings them to the clubhouse. “People will ask, hey, is tomorrow bagel day?” Descalso said. He named his starter in honor of his Italian heritage and calls his bagel operation ScalsDough, a play on his baseball nickname. “My first year coaching, I brought them in, there was positive feedback, I’ve been making them ever since,” Descalso said. Descalso played 10 seasons in the majors, including stops with the Rockies, Diamondbacks and Cubs. He’s made St. Louis home. After experiencing a World Series with the Cardinals, he’s now part of this new era of Cardinals baseball. “You get here, it’s the Cardinals franchise with great history and tradition, to come full circle and be asked back as a coach...it’s been a lot of fun,” Descalso said.  » Read More