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Twitch streamer Isaiah Thomas, also known as Hmblzayy, was hospitalized after being hit by a car in Indiana during his livestreamed 3,000-mile walk from Philadelphia to California. In an update from his hospital bed, he said he was alive, undergoing tests and still determined to finish the journey. #twitch #stream #livestream #journey | NBC 6

Take Action: Protect Voting Rights The Court overturned decades of precedent and undercut a core victory of the Civil Rights Movement. With this ruling, the Court has opened the door to diluting Black, Latino, AANHPI, Native American, and Alaska Native representation across the country, especially in the South, where Republicans have made clear they want to dilute the voting power of minority communities. While the Supreme Court’s decision is a gut punch, make no mistake: Democrats will fight tooth and nail to ensure the voices of all Americans will be heard in November and in every election that follows. We must organize, mobilize, and remain vigilant in defending the right to vote. The fight against racial gerrymandering is now more urgent than ever, and the hard-won right to vote must be protected for all Americans. This moment calls for immediate action: stay engaged, support voting rights advocacy, and hold elected leaders accountable for restoring fair maps and fair elections. Attend a Briefing on the Impacts of the Decision Join us for a virtual briefing on voting rights and Louisiana v. Callais with DNC Chair Ken Martin and Civic Engagement and Voter Protection Director Herly Rosemond at 7 p.m. E.T. on

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - A DJ for KISS FM is facing charges related to drugs and possession of child pornography. Daniel Lieburn, whose radio name is Dan Brown, is charged with possession of child pornography, possess illegally obtained prescription, possession of controlled substances, and possession of drug paraphernalia. The criminal complaint filed Wednesday said a cyber tip led Brown County investigators to a Snapchat account allegedly associated with Lieburn. Investigators subpoenaed ISP records, then executed a search warrant at a home where Lieburn lived. The criminal complaint said Lieburn acknowledged the Snapchat account was his and indicated he remembered obtaining the video online and sending it to an unknown person. During the search, investigators found multiple different prescription and illegal drugs Lieburn’s bedroom, according to the complaint. Some of the prescription labels were for other people, not Lieburn. Lieburn will make his initial court appearance at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Brown County. Copyright 2026 WBAY. All rights reserved.

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Video from the twitch livestream shows Thomas walking along the roadway with a vehicle behind him acting as a buffer when another car rear-ended ...

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BUNNELL, Fla. — A 14-year-old student at Flagler-Palm Coast High School was arrested Tuesday after allegedly sending a Snapchat message threatening to “shoot up” the school, according to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office. The investigation began when the student and his parent met with a School Resource Deputy to self-report a message sent at the end of the school day on Monday. While the student initially claimed he used the slang term “slimeyou” — which he defined as an intent to hurt or shoot — to be “edgy,” investigators found the actual messages were more direct. According to the sheriff’s office, the student originally told deputies he messaged a group of 13 peers saying, “slimeyou out #dontcome to school,” later claiming it was a joke. However, screenshots provided by another student in the group chat contradicted that account. The digital evidence showed the student had written: “Everybody getting shot up,” followed by “#Don’tComeToSchoolTomorrow” and “I’m joking.” When confronted with the screenshots, the student admitted to using “dark humor” and stated he now realizes the seriousness of the messages. The teenager was arrested on a felony charge of making a written or electronic threat to kill, do bodily injury, or conduct

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