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Voter ID Pennsylvania is one of fifteen states that does not require any form of identification in order to vote. Meanwhile, eight states require photo ID in order to vote with no exceptions. What should Pennsylvania do? Keep it the way it is. No ID of any kind required. Some sort of ID required Photo ID, with exceptions for religious purposes Strict photo ID, no exceptions Voting Ends: Feb 24, 2026 | 12:00 PM

Around The Valley, Latest News, Main March 4, 2026 Michael Yackovich is one of seven people charged with hacking. By PAULA REED WARD TribLive A West Newton man pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to hacking into hundreds of individual Snapchat accounts, accessing intimate videos and images stored there and then trading them online. Michael Yackovich, 30, will be sentenced June 22 on charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft by Chief U.S. District Judge Cathy Bissoon. A plea agreement calls for him to serve four years in federal prison to be followed by three years supervised release. Ryan Tutera, who represents Yackovich, said his client has taken responsibility for his actions and is looking to move forward. “He recognizes the harm he caused the victims,” Tutera said. Yackovich is one of seven people charged in the case. He is the first to plead guilty. Assistant U.S. Attorney Christian Trabold told the judge on Tuesday that investigators identified 140 victims of the crime. An additional 151 people who are victims are unlikely to be identified, he said. Trabold spent several minutes during the plea hearing outlining the sophisticated nature of the conspiracy. According to investigators, the

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(Wally Skalij/Getty Images) The latest user data suggests its pivot to video with Reels over five years ago has paid off. Facebook was not really close to being the first name in the social media game, with SixDegrees, MySpace, Friendster, and a long list of now defunct sites exploring the idea of creating platforms to connect people online before Mark Zuckerberg’s company. However, it was Facebook, despite arriving somewhat late to the party, that won out in the end, iterating on the idea and focusing on college campuses like the one where its 19-year-old creator found himself at the time. The Meta CEO hasn’t really been shy to borrow, or simply buy, good ideas ever since. When Instagram was blowing up, Zuck and co. saw a potential threat to Facebook, eventually buying the app that had just 13 employees for $1 billion. When Snapchat’s “stories” concept proved wildly popular, it wasn’t long before Instagram had the same feature... with the same name. More recently, after Elon Musk relaunched Twitter as X, Meta was quick to push out Threads, its text-based alternative. Back when a new challenge emerged from the then Chinese-owned TikTok, Instagram replied with Reels, its own vertical feed

A Herefordshire drug dealer who plied his illegal trade on Snapchat has been sentenced to 30 months in prison after being convicted at court.

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