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It has been nearly a week since she vanished at sea, and Lynette Hooker’s husband of 25 years has spent the past several days in custody in the Bahamas, where he’s been questioned in connection with her disappearance. From the beginning, Brian Hooker has remained faithful to his original account: that his wife fell from a small dinghy as the couple traveled back to their sailboat through rough conditions in the Bahamas, and that strong currents pulled her out of his reach. Authorities detained him Wednesday for questioning based on probable cause, Royal Bahamas Police Force Assistant Commissioner Advardo Dames told Reuters. He was taken into custody as a suspect, Dames said, though no charges have been announced. “I am heartbroken over the recent boat accident in unpredictable seas and high winds that caused my beloved Lynette to fall from our small dinghy,” he said in a statement before his arrest, describing what he characterized as a tragic accident. “Despite desperate attempts to reach her, the winds and currents drove us further apart. We continue to search for her and that is my sole focus.” By Friday,  » Read More

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Whether it's cable, satellite or streaming, there are tons of TV packages to choose from, but a  live TV streaming service  may persuade you to cut the cord. No contracts and no equipment to bother with, plus they offer a variety of channels, DVR and the ability to stream sports and other content. Most services let you watch on your laptop or phone, too.   Monthly pricing and regional sports networks can make it a challenge when choosing a live TV streaming platform, but the six main services to consider (we're not including smaller ones) are  Fubo ,  Philo ,  Sling TV , DirecTV ,  YouTube TV  and  Hulu Plus Live TV .  Ultimately, it comes down to the channels, doesn't it? We looked into which services carry the top 100 channels on their rosters to help you decide which one is best for you.  The Big Chart: Top 100 channels compared (updated April 2026) The main difference between the services lies in their channel selection. All of them offer different channel lineups at various prices.  Below, you'll find a chart that shows the top 100 channels across all six services. Note that not every service has a worthy 100.

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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is urging Mark Zuckerberg to help stop immigration scams from proliferating on Meta’s platforms, marking the second time in recent weeks that a New York City prosecutor has sought to hold a social media company accountable for residents’ safety. Bragg wrote in a letter Thursday to Meta CEO Zuckerberg that “imposter accounts” pretending to offer legal services are increasingly using Facebook and WhatsApp to target unsuspecting victims and convince them to send money. The scammers often imitate real organizations and lawyers, even using their logos to create the appearance of credibility, the letter said. Victims have lost tens of thousands of dollars as a result of these scams, Bragg said. Meta’s terms of service for users prohibit conduct that is “unlawful, misleading, discriminatory or fraudulent,” but the DA argues the company is enabling “bad actors” to steal from vulnerable immigrants via its platforms. “Facebook specifically provides an option for reporting what it describes as ‘impersonating profiles,’” he wrote. “However, we have spoken with at least two institutional leaders of pro bono legal services organizations whose requests to remove false profiles were declined despite following this reporting protocol.” Bragg called on Meta to help crack down

Published Apr 10, 2026, 1:57 PM EDT A major personality expressed discomfort with the way Jimmy Donaldson pressured YouTube and Twitch creators to donate MrBeast charity livestream was the 'most uncomfortable' experience ever, says Twitch star Image: Mr. Beast / YouTube In April 2025, YouTube celebrity Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson held his first-ever Kick livestream to raise $5 million for a philanthropic campaign aiming to bring clean water to millions of people. The cause was a noble one, but the event had a gimmick: the stream would not end until Donaldson was able to attain the full amount of money. Nearly a year later, one Twitch streamer who was pulled into the stunt is deriding it. According to Twitch Tracker as of April 2026 Jynxzi — known for Rainbow Six Siege — has the second-most active subscribers on Twitch, narrowly trailing first place. Though Jynxzi participated in Donaldson's event eight months ago, he commented on the affair in response to a recent YouTube video about him. For those who missed it, Donaldson's live stream saw him teaming up with popular live streamers Adin Ross and XQC. To promote the fundraiser, Donaldson and company put together a "punishment board" that the group would

The Cyber Security Hub™ The Cyber Security Hub™ World's Premier Cyber Security Portal Published Apr 10, 2026 Enterprise SIEMs have detection coverage for just 21% of MITRE ATT&CK techniques – leaving 79% structurally undetected. Another 13% of existing SIEM rules are already broken and will never trigger. Meanwhile, your analysts spend 70–80% of their shift investigating false positives, SOC turnover hit 28% annually in 2024, and 74% of breaches had alerts generated but ignored because teams were too overwhelmed to investigate. Traditional SOC architecture isn't a people problem. It's an architectural one. Our AI SOC vs Traditional SOC Guide is a decision framework for security leaders who need an honest, evidence-based comparison – rules vs. behavioral intelligence, manual vs. automated triage, non-deterministic risk governance, and a 10-point readiness scorecard – to determine which SOC model fits their environment in 2026 and what a phased migration actually looks like. Ready to stop defending yesterday's threats with yesterday's architecture? What's Inside the Guide We designed this framework to give security leaders the detection intelligence, triage architecture, and migration clarity to make the right call before the next breach makes it for them: Compare rule-based and intelligence-based detection on evidence, not vendor claims

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Social media users are warned to beware of imposter lawyers offering fake immigration legal services and stealing money from unsuspecting victims, according to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. The fake attorneys on Facebook and WhatsApp pose as lawyers working for pro bono legal organizations and offer immigration services, Bragg said in an announcement on Friday. So far, victims have had “tens of thousands of dollars” taken from them in fraudulent transfers. Get ongoing crime and safety coverage on our homepage The impostors will pressure their victims into transferring upfront fees and tell them that all court appearances will be virtual, the DA warned. They’ll even claim to be moving along cases quickly, despite immigration proceedings usually being a lengthy process. “We are seeing a growing number of New Yorkers being scammed by fake attorneys on Meta’s platforms,” said Bragg. “We hope to collaborate to develop a comprehensive approach to protect Meta’s users from fraud.” More Local News The DA is now launching an awareness campaign and has sent a letter to Meta urging them to crack down on the accounts by adding a report option for law enforcement, suspending the accounts during investigations and ensuring

"This isn't just about me" - Noa-Lynn Van Leuven has vowed she is "not done fighting" after darts' governing body enacted rules banning transgender women from competing in women's tournaments. The 29-year-old has won six titles on the women's tour since joining in 2022 and made history by becoming the first transgender woman to play at the World Darts Championship in 2024. Although transgender women will be able to continue competing in open tournaments, as outlined in the Darts Regulation Authority's ruling announcement on Thursday, Van Leuven expressed her dismay at the decision. Premier League darts: Latest schedule and results ✅ Darts in 2026: Key dates, calendar, results 📅 Got Sky? Watch on the Sky Sports app 📱 Not got Sky? Get instant access with NOW 📺 Instagram This content is provided by Instagram, which may be using cookies and other technologies. To show you this content, we need your permission to use cookies. You can use the buttons below to amend your preferences to enable Instagram cookies or to allow those cookies just once. You can change your settings at any time via the Privacy Options. Unfortunately we have been unable to verify if you have consented to Instagram

CORAL GABLES, Fla. – The University of Miami track and field team hosts its final home meet of the outdoor season, the Hurricane Alumni Invitational, at Cobb Stadium beginning Friday. Action gets underway at 10 a.m. with the heptathlon as the decathlon begins at 10:30 a.m. On Saturday, the men’s and women’s javelin begins at 10 a.m. while running events are slated to begin 2:20 p.m. Miami enters the meet with several top-20 marks in the country. In her outdoor opener, Sanaa Hebron clocked a 55.57 in the 400m hurdles, which ranks fourth nationally. Adriana Kruzmane holds the second-longest mark in the triple jump at 13.48 while Dominique Johnson is 16th at 13.00m. Tyson Schiele ranks 10th in the javelin with a distance 73.29m while Desmond Coleman is 15th in the discus with a throw of 59.42. The women’s 4×400 relay ranks 12th with a time of 3:33.05. Live results for the meet can be found here. To stay up to date with the University of Miami Track and field team, follow @canestrack on Instagram, X and Facebook.