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That is what's motivating Brown in her lawsuit against Snapchat for the wrongful death of her son Cole. "The drug dealers that Cole had been speaking ...

KHLOE Kardashian has been begged by fans to "stop messing" with her natural beauty with cosmetic procedures. The Hulu star posted a new photo displaying her plumper lips and a much sharper jawline on Snapchat. 5Kardashian fans have begged Khloe Kardashian to 'stop messing' with her natural beautyCredit: Instagram @kholekardashian 5Khloe shared a new selfie on Snapchat showing off fuller lips and a sharper jawCredit: SNAPCHAT/khloekardashian Kardashian fans reposted the selfie of Khloe, 38, on a Reddit board dedicated to the famous reality TV family. Titled "Khloe via Snapchat," Redditors rushed to the post's comment thread to share their thoughts on the Good American founder's changing appearance. One person wrote: "There is absolutely something off about her cheeks/jaws recently and it makes me very sad." A second fan speculated: "It’s the last nose job, it messed the rest of her features." "I think she’s messed with the space between her nose and upper lip, and she’s messed with her cheeks and lips to try to compensate," guessed a third. Another person commented: "It looks like she got cheek filler and jaw filler and removed her buccal fat, so it's ultra exaggerated and cartoonish." "I know, she can't even close her mouth," added

Updated 3/9/2023 7:31 PM A former Boy Scouts camp leader pleaded guilty Thursday to misdemeanor attempted grooming. Richard J. Reynolds, 57, of the 400 block of Logan Street in Rockford, was sentenced to two years of sex-offender registration. Reynolds was initially charged with four felony counts of grooming and two misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct. Kane County Assistant State's Attorney Morgan Wilkinson said in court that in 2019 Reynolds befriended a 16-year-old boy on Snapchat. Reynolds eventually asked the boy to perform a sexual act on a pillow and send Reynolds the pillow, Wilkinson said. At that time, Reynolds was on the Blackhawk Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America. He was co-director of Canyon Camp near Stockton. The boy knew Reynolds through the Scouts, according to authorities. The Blackhawk council governs Scouting in McHenry County and other counties in northwestern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. Reynolds registration with the Boy Scouts was revoked when the council learned of the allegations in August 2021. He was also added to the Scouts' Volunteer Screening Database, which precludes him from future participation. The charges were filed in February 2022. Per the terms of his plea agreement, Reynolds is to have no unsupervised

Police are warning children to watch out for adverts on Snapchat offering them hundreds of pounds as the social media app has become one of the “main tools” for recruiting youngsters into gangs.Officers are going into schools highlighting the dangers of the app as drug runners use children to ferry weapons, cocaine and other illicit goods across the country in a system known as county lines.Police said they caught 222 people and more than a million pounds worth of drugs in a crackdown lasting a week.They also seized hundreds of thousands of pounds in cash and a haul of weapons that included machetes, samurai swords and five firearms.In the wake of the bust, Detective Chief Inspector Dan Mitchell, head of Scotland

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Blackburn magistrates heard Declan Brierley was playing the slots on his phone and losing when he saw the invitation to make some easy money. Brierly, 25, of Coniston Avenue, Accrington, pleaded guilty to four charges of retaining a wrongful credit. He was made subject to a community order for 12 months with eight rehab activity days and 80 hours unpaid work. He was ordered to pay £85 costs and a £85 victim surcharge. The court heard there had been four payments into the defendant's bank account starting in January 2019 and ending in April 2020. The four payments totalled £6,020. The court heard Brierly had been playing the slots on his phone when a message came up on someone's Snapchat. It asked if the reader was on Universal Credit and if so did they want to make some money. He was told to provide his bank details and the other man would arrange everything. A few days later £1,500 was paid into his account. That happened three more times in the following months and on each occasion he split the money with the other man, the court was told.

A Centennial mother is among several families filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the social media app Snapchat. As Greg Nieto reports, ...

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — Some school districts are taking matters into their own hands, claiming that social media companies are hurting students’ mental health.The Scottsdale Unified School District is now one of a few in the Valley considering suing Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram. They're also considering suing Snapchat, Twitter, and other social media companies.Scottsdale mom Karen Stokes says it is a good idea for the district to join the lawsuit. She says she limits phone use for her own son.“Take it down. Let kids be kids, seriously. There’s too much. It’s too much at one time, even us as adults, checking everything,” she said.Mesa Public Schools joined that fight just a few months ago.“As a public school district, we definitely want to ensure our children's well-being and mental state of mind is improving every day,” said MPS board member Kiana Sears in a board meeting in January.While social media can help many connect to people, it can also be damaging. The American Academy of Pediatrics says teens who spend more time on social media report high symptoms of loneliness, depression, and anxiety.Katey McPherson, a certified mental health professional and digital wellness advocate, says there’s a fine line between just

LONDON, March 6 (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party has called on the government to enact its long-delayed Online Safety Bill, after Reuters revealed how few underage children Snap Inc (SNAP.N) had removed from its Snapchat platform.Britain, like other countries and the European Union, has been grappling with how to protect social media users, and in particular children, from harmful content without damaging free speech.On Friday, Reuters reported that Snapchat was removing only dozens of children in Britain from its platform each month, compared with tens of thousands blocked by rival TikTok."Parents are crying out for better protections for children online and especially on social media," said Lucy Powell, Shadow Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport in a statement issued in response to Reuters' report.Latest UpdatesView 2 more stories "The Government has delayed and now watered down the online safety bill, relying almost entirely on age verification technologies which aren't fool proof, when we know that many children pass themselves off as older online."Powell added that the British government needs to strengthen the bill to "take on the algorithms and business models of platforms which promote harm and fail to protect children."According to the data shared with

Photo Credit: ThoroughlyReviewed / CC by 2.0Snapchat stock rose 9.5% this week as a federal TikTok ban looms.Snap Inc. shares surged 9.5% on Monday following the news that US Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner plans to introduce a bill this week to allow the US to ban TikTok and other Chinese-based technology companies. Other platforms like YouTube are expected to take home the lion’s share of the gains if the US government should implement a federal TikTok ban — but a rise in Snap stock shows the company performing better than anticipated. Comparatively, Pinterest, which competes with Snap for digital ads, gained 1.1%, while Meta Platforms fell 0.2%. Snap stock had taken a beating from a rise in competition in short-form video platforms and the dark clouds hanging over the digital ad market. Wall Street analysts have speculated that rivals such as YouTube or Facebook could benefit more from a potential TikTok ban — mainly as Snap had fallen 75% since the end of 2021, compared with a drop of 45% for Facebook parent Meta Platforms and 27% for Pinterest.YouTube might gain the most user market share among social media platforms if US lawmakers move ahead with a federal TikTok ban. Bloomberg