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REALITY TV Cory Wharton and Taylor Selfridge Spark Split Rumors as They Unfollow Each Other on Instagram Source: @corywharton_ig/Instagram Cory Wharton and Taylor Selfridge sparked split rumors after unfollowing each other on Instagram. May 27 2025, Published 12:14 p.m. ET Article continues below advertisement Are Teen Mom stars Cory Wharton and Taylor Selfridge on the outs? Eagle-eyed fans discovered the pair are no longer following each other on Instagram, leading many to surmise they may have split up. Article continues below advertisement Cryptic Snapchat Posts Source: Cory Wharton/Snapchat Cory Wharton took to Snapchat amid his rumored split with Taylor Selfridge to share cryptic posts. Amid the rumors, Wharton took to Snapchat, sharing a shirtless photo of himself with the Drake song “Emotionless” playing. “I know the truth is you won’t love me until I’m gone," read the lyrics. “I’ll be on here,” he confirmed in another Snap, seemingly from an airport waiting area. “Just wanna say got some things to figure out.” He added a peace emoji to his post. Selfridge also took to Snapchat to share a picture of herself with one of her daughters sleeping on one another, simply captioning it with a heart emoji. Article continues below

A recent discovery by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler of an unsecured database containing over 184 million unique login credentials has once again highlighted the growing threat posed by infostealers. While the sheer volume of exposed data—including emails, passwords, and authorization URLs—is alarming, the real concern is not just about the exposure itself, but in how cybercriminals collect and weaponize these credentials. This trove of data from a wide range of services like email providers, Microsoft, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Roblox, and many more, doesn’t appear to have been leaked by accident by someone who obtained the data legitimately. More likely, it was amassed by infostealers—malicious software (malware) that are designed specifically to gather sensitive information from infected devices. These malware variants silently extract credentials stored in browsers, email clients, messaging apps, and even crypto wallets. They often arrive via phishing emails, malicious websites, or bundled with cracked software. An infamous example of an infostealer is the Lumma Stealer, which recently suffered a serious disruption of its infrastructure by authorities. Unfortunately, there are several others which may not be as widespread as Lumma, but at least at the same level of sophistication. What this means is that the exposed credentials are likely

A GOLF caddie who told a 14- year- old that he met at TRNSMT festival that he would have sex with her avoided jail.

Continental’s Gracie Homier pitches against Columbus Grove last season. Richard Parrish | The Lima News Continental swept Putnam County League honors after Gracie Homer repeated as Player of the Year and Leva Aguirre was named Coach of the Year for the second straight season. Continental went 15-8 this season and claimed its second straight outright league title with a record of 6-0 in PCL play. The complete first team includes Homier, Erianne Heffner (Columbus Grove), Zoey Patchet (Columbus Grove), Avery Birnesser (Columbus Grove), Kimberly Grant (Continental), Sophie Vorst (Kalida), Alexys Hermiller (Leipsic), Kendall Wagner (Leipsic), Morgan Verhoff (Miller City), Payton Michel (Miller City) and Jayda Schnipke (Pandora-Gilboa). Second-teamers include Ava Homier (Continental), Maeci Dockery (Continental), Bailey Basinger (Kalida), Shelby Jerwers (Kalida), Sierra Steingass (Leipsic), Jadyn Cupp (Leipsic), Bailey David (Miller City), Reagan Schiffer (Miller City), Taygen Rieman (Miller City), Elyse Walston (Ottoville), Katelyn Horstman (Ottoville) and Makayla Suter (Pandora-Gilboa). Honorable mentions went to Breana Hoffman (Columbus Grove), Becca Hoover (Columbus Grove), Carlie Aguirre (Columbus Grove), Kenzie Searfoss (Continental), Cheyenne Goings (Continental), Kate Foppe (Kalida), Aubrey Kleman (Leipsic), Ava Schroeder (Leipsic), Peyton Schroeder (Leipsic), Karlee Gilgenbach (Miller City), Kierra Ruhe (Miller City), Vanessa Hilvers (Ottoville), Aleyah Bearman (Ottoville), Avery Bearman (Ottoville)

Grade 8 A Honor Roll: Hannah Brodwolf, Alexa Kamphaus, Caelan Langhals, Tessa Pingle, Jena Roeder, Mariah Schroeder, Lilly Stechschulte High Honors: Matt Morman Honors: Drew Schroeder Grade 7 A Honor Roll: Ethan Basinger, Riley Dunn, Troy Kaufman, Jaxson Schroeder High Honors: Jacob Kamphaus Grade 6 A Honor Roll: Brynlee Farler, Natalie Goubeaux, Colin Langhals, Bryce Pingle, Kira Schreoder, Joel Vennekotter High Honors: Siena Langhals Honors: Easton Stechschulte Grade 5 A Honor Roll: Jacob Brodwolf, Robby Schnipke, Lilly Siefker High Honors: Ethan Brown, Sophie Ellerbrock, Brooklyn Fuerst, Ryder Jesko, Savannah Kamphaus, Neil Kaufman, Aubri Siefker, Kennedy Siefker, Carter Troyer ONLY ON LIMAOHIO.COM See more area honor rolls at LimaOhio.com/tag/honors.

A 17-year-old juvenile was arrested Saturday in connection with an online shooting threat targeting the Madison Street Carnival, according to the Shelbyville Police Department. The arrest was made by the department's Criminal Investigation Division and Digital Forensic Unit. The threat, posted on Snapchat, prompted concerned citizens to notify law enforcement, a swift response for which the Shelbyville Police Department extended its gratitude. Authorities confirmed that the arrested juvenile had also been involved in a shooting at last year's Madison Street Carnival in June 2024. That incident resulted in one adult male being hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Further details regarding the nature of the recent Snapchat threat and the charges the juvenile will face have not yet been released by the Shelbyville Police Department. The community remains vigilant as investigations continue into both incidents.Coffee County Manchester Public Library Awarded Grant to Boost Summer Literacy Initiatives

WEAKLEY COUNTY – A joint investigation by special agents with TBI’s Cybercrime and Digital Evidence Unit and the Weakley County Sheriff’s Office has resulted in the arrest of a Roan Mountain man. In February, TBI agents joined Weakley County detectives in investigating a report of a 9-year-old sending child sex abuse material to an adult male via Snapchat. During the course of the investigation, Hunter Chase Ellison (DOB: 5/29/02) was identified as the Snapchat account user. Last week, agents obtained warrants for Ellison, charging him with Especially Aggravated Sexual Exploitation of a Minor and Solicitation of a Minor by Electronic Means. At the time of the incident, Ellison was employed as a corrections officer at the Northeast Correctional Complex in Mountain City. Today, with assistance from the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office and the Tennessee Department of Corrections, Ellison was arrested at his place of employment.  He is currently being held in the Johnson County Jail.  The TBI has information about online dangers, sextortion, and common-sense tips for the public on its website, www.tn.gov/tbi. Parents and caregivers looking for resources aimed at helping children develop online safety skills should visit the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s website at www.netsmartz.org.

In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Cheteshwar Pujara lauded Shubman Gill calling him a mature cricketer. According to Pujara, captaining India would be the perfect opportunity for Gill. Cheteshwar also celebrated Virat Kohli who recently retired from test cricket praising him for his immense contribution to Indian cricket. His wife, Puja Pubari spoke about her book, 'The Diary of a Cricketer's Wife: A Very Unusual Memoir' which details the journey of Cheteshwar with a special focus on the impact of his injury. Read full article

by CBS 21 News Fri, May 23rd 2025 at 12:42 PM Updated Fri, May 23rd 2025 at 1:31 PM Mikayla Mustard (right) appears in court Friday morning. (WHP) LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — The 21-year-old woman accused of hitting and killing a Manheim Township teen in 2024 appeared for the first time in court Friday after newly filed charges against her. READ MORE | Woman looked at Snapchat before hitting, killing Manheim Township 16-year-old: police CBS 21 was there at Mikayla Mustard's arraignment, attempting to ask why the Harrisburg resident was allegedly on her phone at the time of the accident that led to the death of 16-year-old Curtis Groff. One of two people who appeared with Mustard in court however, intervened, asking for "peace" during this ordeal: We're asking for peace, prayers for every family, ok? Don't come and ask that question right now without knowing everything, ok? We're just asking for prayers for all the families that are involved. Our hearts are very saddened—heavy. Please say a prayer for us. The man then followed behind Mustard into the district judge's courthouse. In her affidavit of probable cause, Northern Lancaster County Regional Police allege that Mustard had been driving

A blackmailer who used a fake Snapchat account to target a dad-to-be in a cruel topless photograph scam has been put behind bars. Dominic Dawson used a profile of a young woman named Chloe, which he had bought for £40 and was preloaded with saucy pictures, then sent friend requests to random men. Newcastle Crown Court heard after the victim accepted the request he received an image of "Chloe" with her breasts exposed and was offered access to her premium content for around £10 or £20. Dominic Dawson | Northumbria Police Prosecutor Emma Dowling told the court the victim subscribed and made one payment but added: "After a week or so Chloe chased him for further cash, which he couldn't afford." The court heard when the victim refused to pay out any more money he was told the content he had already received featured someone underage and he would be reported to the police and social services, which put his relationship and contact with his unborn child in jeopardy. As a result, he handed over more than £700, got behind with bills and ended up having suicidal thoughts because of the pressure he was put under. Miss Dowling said: "Chloe