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U.S. News Published: Jan. 08, 2026, 11:53 p.m. LISBON, Ohio — An eastern Ohio police officer has been suspended after he was accused of having inappropriate online conversations with a minor. WFMJ Channel 21 reports officer Shawn Reynolds, 34, was suspended at the end of December by the Lisbon Police Department for gross inefficiency, gross incompetency, immoral conduct, neglect of duty and conduct unbecoming of an officer. Reynolds has not been criminally charged, but Lisbon Police Chief Mike Abraham said the Mahoning Valley Human Trafficking Task Force is investigating, The Morning Journal reports. An adult female contacted the police department on Dec. 28 and accused Reynolds of having conversations with a juvenile female on Snapchat, The Morning Journal reports. Reynolds reportedly sent a friend request to the girl. Police say the conversations between Reynolds and the female were “sexual in nature.” He also contacted the girl while on duty, police say. Reynolds has been with the Lisbon department since September 2024, The Morning Journal reports. Cliff Pinckard has been with The Plain Dealer/cleveland.com since 1999. He has been a copy editor in the sports and entertainment departments, and also has been an online reporter and editor. He currently is an...

In the currently ongoing Sauercrowd project of the German Twitch scene, both old and young streamers come together in WoW Classic Hardcore. One of the most experienced players now talks about how difficult it can be for the younger generation with the more than 20-year-old MMORPG. Who is the veteran? Jessirocks jokingly describes himself as the best export from Austria since Arnold Schwarzenegger. Through his content on hack-and-slash games like Diablo 4 or Path of Exile 2, he has become one of the most popular streamers in the German-speaking area over the past few years . However, the Austrian has spent most of his gaming time in World of Warcraft over the years, where he was part of an ambitious progression guild for many years. Over 40,000 hours have easily been accumulated there. As part of the currently ongoing Sauercrowd project, he is now once again shaking things up in Azeroth. WoW Classic: The Hardcore Servers Are Here! Autoplay Culture shock for the younger generation Where do the new statements come from? In the latest episode of the podcast “eins & null,” which he records together with Johanna “Joey” Pirker, Jessirocks spoke now (together with guest Prof. Manuel Ninaus) about

According to Emarat Al Youm, the claimant filed a civil lawsuit seeking Dh50,000 in damages, arguing that the unauthorised filming and publication had infringed his privacy and subjected him to embarrassment, suspicion and reputational harm within his workplace and among relatives and peers. He also requested that court fees and legal costs be imposed on the defendant.

(AP) - Bones and skulls visible in the back seat of a car near an abandoned cemetery on Philadelphia’s outskirts led police to a basement filled with body parts, which authorities say were hoarded by a man now accused of stealing about 100 sets of human remains. Officers say a Tuesday night arrest culminated a monthslong investigation into break-ins at Mount Moriah Cemetery, where at least 26 mausoleums and vaults had been forced open since early November. Investigators later searched the Ephrata home and storage unit of Jonathan Christ Gerlach, 34, and reported finding more than 100 human skulls, long bones, mummified hands and feet, two decomposing torsos and other skeletal items. “They were in various states. Some of them were hanging, as it were. Some of them were pieced together, some were just skulls on a shelf,” Delaware County District Attorney Tanner Rouse said. WPVI, POLICE HANDOUT, FACEBOOK, CNNMost were in the basement, authorities said, and they also recovered jewelry believed to be linked to the graves.  » Read More

(AP) - Bones and skulls visible in the back seat of a car near an abandoned cemetery on Philadelphia’s outskirts led police to a basement filled with body parts, which authorities say were hoarded by a man now accused of stealing about 100 sets of human remains. Officers say a Tuesday night arrest culminated a monthslong investigation into break-ins at Mount Moriah Cemetery, where at least 26 mausoleums and vaults had been forced open since early November. Investigators later searched the Ephrata home and storage unit of Jonathan Christ Gerlach, 34, and reported finding more than 100 human skulls, long bones, mummified hands and feet, two decomposing torsos and other skeletal items. “They were in various states. Some of them were hanging, as it were. Some of them were pieced together, some were just skulls on a shelf,” Delaware County District Attorney Tanner Rouse said. WPVI, POLICE HANDOUT, FACEBOOK, CNNMost were in the basement, authorities said, and they also recovered jewelry believed to be linked to the graves.  » Read More

COLUMBIA, S.C. – The South Carolina swimming and diving team welcomes Virginia Tech to the Carolina Natatorium for its final home meet of the season on Saturday morning. Events will kick off at 10 a.m. and live results will be available on the subscription-based Meet Mobile platform. The program will honor 17 seniors before the meet commences. Charley Bayer, Quinn Buck, Jack Carman, Michael Cooper, Harvey Freeman, Gage Hulbert, Kyle Korvick and Eldor Usomonov will represent the men’s program, while Jordan Agliano, Makayla Ciancanelli, Breckin Gormley, Meaghan Harnish, Caroline Kudela, Meg Maholic, Amy Riordan, Dylan Scholes and Sophie Verzyl make up the women’s graduating class. // LAST TIME OUT The Gamecocks picked up nine new pool records and a sweeping victory over the Royals. The women’s relay team of Riordan, Alexis Dalton, Taylor Grimley and Sofia Luper started the meet off with a pool record in the 400 medley relay in a time of 3:37.84. They picked up the event win as well. Emma Reiser kept the records rolling in the 1000 freestyle, clocking a 9:47.73 for the event win and pool record. Nora Fluck took second with a 9:51.90. Riordan picked up her first win of the day in

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Greenland was among the most surprising disaster movies of recent memory, with genuine dread and a strong emotional core. Ric Roman Waugh’s film also came out at a surprisingly appropriate time, as it felt like we were weathering through the apocalypse in 2020. Almost six years later, Greenland 2: Migration has unusually apt timing. Just as the filmmakers couldn’t have predicted the pandemic, there’s no way they could’ve known that Donald Trump would be floating the idea of acquiring Greenland. Yet, here we are in what feels like the beginning of the end. Greenland 2: Migration manages to be bleaker than its predecessor, but somehow more optimistic. The first film left us on a cautiously hopeful note. That hope is waning as what remains of humanity is still largely confined to a bunker almost a decade later. John Garrity (Gerard Butler) remains committed to his wife Allison (Morena Baccarin) and son Nathan (Roman Griffin Davis). I honestly didn’t realize that the Jojo Rabbit actor had replaced Roger Dale Floyd as Nathan until looking up the film’s Wikipedia page. While the bunker ensures their survival, some might describe this as a slow death. In any case, the Garritys are eventually forced

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By Madeline Bartos January 8, 2026 / 6:47 PM EST / CBS Pittsburgh Add CBS News on Google A Westmoreland County woman is facing charges after police said she gave several children psychedelic mushrooms and let them hang out of the windows of a moving vehicle. The Westmoreland County District Attorney's Office said Greensburg police detectives have been looking into 35-year-old Christa Kuhns since April, when they were contacted by Children and Youth Services caseworkers.  During a forensic interview with a juvenile victim, the district attorney's office said a Snapchat video showed several children sitting on the door frames of a moving vehicle and hanging out of the windows. Investigators learned that when the video was taken, Kuhns was the driver.  After talking to more kids involved, the district attorney's office said investigators learned that Kuhns offered mushrooms to several minors on a camping trip in 2024.  One of the children described the mushrooms as white and bitter. After ingesting the mushrooms, the victims were allowed to sit on door frames and hang out of the moving vehicle while Kuhns drove, the DA's office said. The victims told detectives that they felt "delusional" after taking the mushrooms.  The district attorney's