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Home / New Zealand NZ Herald 24 May, 2026 08:00 PM Raveen Saily has been given a prison term of 17 years and 2 months, for sexual offending against three girls whom he messaged on Snapchat. Video / NZ Herald Latest Video Ryan Bridge TODAY Spurs survive, West Ham drop | Ryan Bridge TODAY NZ Herald sports journalist Alex Powell on Auckland FC's triumph, the last day of the EPL, and another win for the Warriors. Watch 24 May 09:04 PM Ryan Bridge TODAY Labour’s media training: ‘I wanna go home and hide’ | Ryan Bridge TODAY Carmen Vicelich and Dileepa Fonseka are on the panel to discuss Labour’s media training leak, the Budget and LNG plants. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY Watch 24 May 09:03 PM Ryan Bridge TODAY 'Speechless' Auckland FC owner 'stunned' by win | Ryan Bridge TODAY Auckland FC co-owner Anna Mowbray says she couldn't speak for about 10 seconds after full-time when they won the A-League title. Watch 24 May 08:56 PM Ryan Bridge TODAY 'Sugar rush or tipping point?' – Will the shift to vehicle electrification last? | Ryan Bridge TODAY NordEast's Dane Fisher joins Ryan Bridge TODAY to discuss electric vehicles. Watch 24

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Sat, May 23, 2026 at 6:06 PM UTC With a proven track record like helping Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel get into Stanford, college counselor and author Danny Ruderman knows what it takes to make it into the Ivy League. While he continues to help students lean into their potential and apply to their dream college, Danny has a new book coming out that shines a light on the plight of parents, moms especially. His book 'Harvard Doesn't Care About You, Mom' is coming out soon and he has a book signing and Q&A session this Wednesday May 27th at The Maybourne Beverly Hills. For tickets and more info visit: HarvardDoesntCare.com.This segment aired May 23, 2026 on the KTLA Weekend Morning News.

KUALA LUMPUR, May 22 (Reuters) - Malaysia will introduce new measures from June 1 to protect children and reduce their exposure to harmful content on online platforms, its communications regulator said on Friday. The new rules will require online service providers to include safeguards that limit account registration and ownership by users under the age of 16, as well as implement stronger content governance on their platforms, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission said in a statement. • The measures are aimed at providing age-appropriate protections and restrictions for high-risk features on online platforms, the commission said. • Online platform providers will be required to have “effective reporting and response mechanisms, advertiser verification measures and the labelling of manipulated content where appropriate,” the commission added. • A grace period will be provided for online platforms to implement the measures, the commission said, without specifying the duration. • Malaysia has in recent years stepped up scrutiny of social media companies after finding a sharp rise in harmful online content. Malaysian authorities consider online gambling, scams, child pornography and grooming, cyberbullying and content related to race, religion and royalty as harmful. • The government plans age verification for users this year, following similar

A man who raped a 14-year-old girl after locking her in his Glasgow flat has been jailed for 10 years. Scott Ijomanta carried out the attack in Maryhill in August 2024 while on bail for trying to lure two other youngsters he had groomed online to his home. The 38-year-old - who pretended to be a 12-year-old on social media while looking for victims - gave the teenager his address and offered to pay for her taxi. But once she was inside the property he kept the key on him. Ijomanta was convicted at the High Court in Glasgow of abduction, assault and rape as well as sending sexual communications to a child. Judge Tom Hughes said his crimes were "totally and utterly unacceptable" and "could never be tolerated". Hughes told the court that Ijomanta, who refused to stand up in the dock while being sentenced, put the children in a "very difficult situation". He added: "I can only hope, in due course, that they will be able to move on with their lives and put all this behind them." Cancer lie The court heard how the 14-year-old had agreed to meet after she had been in contact with Ijomanta

by Jamie Burch, ABC 7 News Thu, May 21, 2026 at 4:21 PM Updated Thu, May 21, 2026 at 4:32 PM Davion Dajohn Woods (Credit: Potter County Jail) AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — A suspect is accused of opening fire on a house in Amarillo and then asking "who's next?" A Potter County grad jury indicted Davion Dajohn Woods, 18, on one count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. According to court records obtained by ABC 7 News, Woods fired multiple shots at 811 S. Mississippi Street around 10 p.m. on April 3. The homeowner told police he thought the shots game from across the street. According to court records, Woods posted a video of him shooting the house on Snapchat with the caption "Who's Next?" In the video. you can see the gun, the victim's house, and the location of the shooting where police found six, .45-caliber shell casings. You can also see Woods shooting with his right hand, and the tattoo on his right forearm.

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FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A Fargo man is accused of using Snapchat to get three girls under 10 to send him sexually explicit photos and videos. Devon Shealy is facing 3 counts of promoting or directing an obscene sexual performance by a minor, 1 count of luring minors by computer, and 1 count of possession of certain materials prohibited. Devon Shealy (Cass County Jail) Documents say the case began March 12, when an Iowa mother told police she found sexual images on her 8 year-old daughter’s phone that had been sent to a contact saved as “daddy.” The mother states similar images were found on the girl’s twin sister’s phone, sent to someone named “Jase.” Detectives later identified a 9-year-old, who said she had sent explicit images to someone on Snapchat using the name “tim_horton2026,” believing he was a 14-year-old boy from Minnesota. Investigators say the Snapchat user pushed the girls to perform sexual acts on camera and send them to him. According to documents, Iowa detectives traced a phone number linked to the messages to Shealy. Documents say on May 18, Fargo officers and federal agents searched Shealy and his apartment, and seized two phones. During this