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Inter Miami CF fans may not be too excited to chat about the team's rocky start, but their kids have something to cheer about — Lionel Messi and the Herons just joined Snapchat, one of the last social media platforms they had yet to conquer. Inter Miami CF, already the most-followed club in Major League Soccer, is adding to its digital arsenal with the launch of an official Snapchat profile. The rollout, announced Friday, marks another step in the team's continued effort to grow its brand among younger fans while simultaneously preparing for the global spotlight that will come with this June's FIFA Club World Cup 2025. With nearly 30 million followers across social platforms — 17.2 million on Instagram, 11.3 million on TikTok, 1.2 million on X, and 432,000 on YouTube — Inter Miami has long been MLS's undisputed social engagement king. That title has coincided, uncoincidentally, with the arrival of Lionel Messi and his staggering built-in following, which includes 505 million on Instagram alone. Adding a single player with half a billion IG followers tends to increase the team's following; funny how that works! And with rumors swirling about Messi continuing his play with the pink and black beyond

News North East News Camperdown Owen Hodgson is alleged to have left the victim needing to be placed into a coma after knocking him unconscious 14:16, 22 May 2025 Updated 06:54, 27 May 2025 Owen Hodgson pictured at South East Northumberland Magistrates' Court in Bedlington. (Image: ChronicleLive) A man has appeared in court accused of leaving a football fan with permanent hearing loss after an attack in a city centre. Owen Hodgson is alleged to have left the victim with head injuries and needing to be placed into a coma after knocking him unconscious in Newcastle. South East Northumberland Magistrates' Court heard that the suspected assault took place on February 17 last year. Hodgson, of Reed Avenue, in Camperdown, was in the dock at this week to face one count of causing grievous bodily harm without intent. The 44-year-old spoke only to confirm his name, date of birth and address and to plead not guilty to the charge. Holly Clegg, prosecuting, said that, due to the level of injuries involved, the case should be sent to the crown court. She added: "It's the Crown's position that this is not suitable for summary trial and I would invite you to send

A state corrections officer from Roan Mountain is facing charges in a child exploitation investigation. The TBI said a joint investigation by its Cybercrime and Digital Evidence Unit and the Weakley County, Tennessee Sheriff’s Office led to the arrest of 22 year old, Hunter Chase Ellison. TBI began working with Weakley County investigators in February to investigate a report of a 9-year-old sending child sex abuse material to an adult male via Snapchat. Investigators identified Ellison as the Snapchat account user. At the time of the alleged crime, Ellison was employed as a corrections officer at the Northeast Correctional Complex in Mountain City. Ellison is charged with especially aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor and solicitation of a minor by electronic means. He was arrested Friday and taken to the Johnson County Jail.

A massive global data breach has compromised more than 184 million unique credentials, including usernames, passwords, and email addresses linked to major platforms such as Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, as well as government portals, banking systems, and healthcare platforms. The National Computer Emergency Response Team (NCERT) of Pakistan has issued an advisory warning that the exposed information, collected via info-stealing malware, was left in an unencrypted, publicly accessible database online. According to the NCERT, the exposed data was not protected by any form of encryption or access control, making it highly vulnerable. The leak includes sensitive login information collected from infected systems through malware, which silently harvested data from users’ devices. No user interaction was needed for the credentials to be compromised, and the leaked database requires no privileges or authentication for access. Cybersecurity experts warn that this breach could enable credential stuffing attacks, where automated systems attempt logins using stolen usernames and passwords across multiple services. The breach also heightens the risk of account takeovers, identity theft, targeted phishing attacks, and even ransomware deployment on individual and enterprise systems. Critical government platforms and sensitive sectors are also at risk of exploitation. NCERT recommends immediate action to

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A Central Florida softball assistant coach who exchanged explicit nude images with a teen girl was arrested for possessing child pornography and sending material harmful to a minor. 33-year-old Harold Tittle, of Lakeland, was arrested by the Polk County Sheriff’s Office and charged with unlawful use of a 2-way communication device, transmitting material harmful to a minor and four counts of possession of child pornography. Tittle was an assistant coach for the team “Bat Intentions” of the Lakeland Girls Softball League. Deputies were told by a relative of a teenaged girl that a 33 year old man known to the family was having inappropriate sexual conversations with the girl and that explicit nude photos and videos were exchanged between the two. Detectives learned that Tittle solicited nude pictures from the then 16-year-old girl via Snapchat. He asked for naked pictures of her buttocks and breasts. The solicitation and grooming led to more sexually explicit images and videos being exchanged. Tittle also sent nude pictures of himself to the girl. A PCSO detective made contact with Tittle. He told the deputy he knew exactly why the detective was speaking with him as soon as Snapchat was mentioned. Tittle proceeded to confess

Drew McIntyre’s run has hit a pause—possibly a long one. According PWInsider, McIntyre is off WWE TV for the foreseeable future following his brutal loss to Damian Priest inside a steel cage at Saturday Night’s Main Event on May 24. The match, held at the Yuengling Center in Tampa, ended with Priest delivering a sickening Con-Chair-To and walking out the cage door as McIntyre lay motionless in the ring. Sources indicate that McIntyre has been “working hurt for some time” and that his appearance on Saturday “finished his current WWE dates.” The word backstage is that he’ll be taking an extended period off and won’t be seen on TV going forward. In a recent interview with Jay Reddick of the Orlando Sentinel, McIntyre revealed just how rough things have been behind the scenes. “I can’t turn my head all the way left yet,” he said, confirming that he’s still in pain. Despite that, he’s been pushing through the grind, a mentality he says comes with the territory. “Working hurt is just what happens if you’re an athlete, especially as the years go by,” McIntyre explained. “If you’re injured, it is something to take care of. Maybe back in the day

by Amanda Moreno Sat, May 24th 2025 at 9:45 PM A man has been arrested for the alleged sexual assault of a child after Snapchat messages were discovered by a witness. (BCSO) SAN ANTONIO - A man has been arrested for the alleged sexual assault of a child after Snapchat messages were discovered by a witness. 34-year-old Jaye Alexander Wells was arrested and charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child. According to the Bexar County Sheriff's Office, the case came to light after a concerned witness discovered alarming Snapchat messages between Wells and the child. The child, who did not have her own social media account, had reportedly accessed Snapchat using the witness’s phone. The content of those messages prompted the witness to alert the child’s parents, who immediately contacted law enforcement. An investigation uncovered allegations that the assaults began when the victim was just 13 years old. Authorities say Wells, who had known the family for years, used that familiarity to gain access to the child and allegedly manipulated her emotionally in an attempt to keep the abuse secret. Detectives say Wells also attempted to use intimidation to prevent the victim from speaking out. Despite this, the child

Emergency services descended on Fallowfield after a suspected drug driver ploughed into a hedge. Images show a silver Volkswagen Passat CC which crashed into a hedge near to houses on Platt Lane this morning (May 24). Police and paramedics were called out to the scene shortly after 10.30am. READ MORE: We tried Aldi's new £3.19 freezer buy and it surprised us all READ MORE: Concerns grow for missing man, 34, last seen in Greater Manchester The Manchester Evening News understands that the Volkswagen driver, a 34-year-old man, was the only person involved in the collision. It's understood he was treated for minor injuries at the scene by ambulance crew. The driver was arrested by officers at the scene on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. Emergency services at the scene on Platt Lane -Credit:Snapchat Images from the scene show multiple Greater Manchester Police cars in attendance, alongside an ambulance. A GMP spokesperson said: "We were called to reports of an RTC on Platt Lane just after 10.30am. Join the Manchester Evening News WhatsApp group HERE "One man aged 34 was arrested at the scene on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs and has been taken into

Updated: May. 23, 2025, 11:33 a.m. Published: May. 23, 2025, 11:26 a.m. A 24-year-old Harrisburg driver was charged with homicide after police said she was replying to a Snapchat message when her car veered off the road, killing a 16-year-old boy who was weed whacking at the edge of a Lancaster County cemetery. In addition to homicide by vehicle, Mikayla Mustard was charged with accidents involving death or personal injury, involuntary manslaughter, recklessly endangering another person, reckless driving, and two traffic violations. She had not been arrested but was expected to be arraigned at 11:30 a.m. Friday May 23. The May 2 crash killed Curtis Groff, 16, in the 200 block of West Sun Hill Road in Penn Township. An affidavit of probable cause written by Northern Lancaster County Regional police gave this account: Police were dispatched around 9:30 p.m. after they received a report of a juvenile found dead on the side of the road. Police found Groff lying in a cemetery near the road with injuries that were consistent with being struck by a vehicle. No vehicle was at the scene when police arrived, but road scrapes, tire tracks, vehicle debris, a damaged weed whacker, and a damaged