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Crook with smart glasses extorts victim after filming without her consent — and there’s nothing she can do about it
A British woman was secretly filmed by a man in smart glasses, who then demanded money to remove the footage from social media.
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Heartbreaking moment sex abuse survivor begs Calif. Dems to change elder parole law
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Greek word on projectile is a first-of-its-kind discovery worldwide.
Heartbreak as husband battles terminal brain tumor while wife has second cancer fight
A California husband and wife, Zak and Cori Salazar, with three children are still battling cancer together more than two years later.
Ivy Day 2026: The staggering stats behind elite admissions
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House being transported on highway creates unusual traffic jam
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Rare monkey gives birth just months after surgeons perform foot-saving operation
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'Smokejumpers' leap into wildfires from 3,000 feet to fight blazes
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I’m America's first IVF baby — people always ask this bizarre question about my body
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Tehran eyewitness reveals life after Khamenei: 'I want them gone, even at the cost of my own life'
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I was diagnosed with stage 3 rectal cancer at 26 — a new therapy wiped it out in 4 months
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<strong>Activist shares daily horrors Iranian protesters face from regime including soldiers storming hospitals, killing patients</strong>
Tara Grammy — a Tehran-born, Los Angeles-based playwright and actress — has become one of the most prominent advocates for Iranians trapped in their country.
