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A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Aomori, Japan, late on December 8, 2025, injuring 23 people and prompting tsunami warnings for Pacific coast communities. Tsunami waves as high as 70 centimeters were recorded, and though the warnings were later downgraded, officials urged continued preparedness. About 90,000 people were advised to evacuate, and […]
High earners are twice as likely to steal from self-checkout, with 40% admitting to skipping scans compared with 17% of low-income shoppers. Men steal far more than women (38% vs. 16%). Despite new anti-theft tech, self-checkout theft is rising, and many justify it because retailers are profitable or because they view self-scanning as unpaid labor. […]
Abbott warned that about 3 million FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors may give incorrect low glucose readings, potentially linked to 7 deaths and 736 serious injuries. Users should check their device at FreeStyleCheck.com and stop using any affected sensors, which Abbott will replace for free. 7 deaths, hundreds of injuries linked to faulty Abbott glucose monitor […]
Less than six minutes remained in the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) Class B championship game when the chant began to rain down on Ernie Davis Legends Field: 585! 585! 585! 585! Monroe’s Redjackets (12-0) turned a scoreless tie at halftime into a blowout and the countdown to a celebration had […]
Irondequoit came together for a free Drop and Shop event hosted by the Irondequoit Curb Alert and Gifting Group. Held at Irondequoit Square, the event encouraged residents to donate toys, clothes, diapers, household goods, and non-perishable food items. Attendees could then browse and take home donated items at no cost. Organizers emphasized the environmental and […]
Notre Dame declined an invitation to the Pop-Tarts Bowl after being left out of the College Football Playoff despite a 10–2 season and a ten-game win streak. The team fell in rankings without playing, ultimately edged out by Miami, who beat them early in the season. Athletic Director Pete Bevacqua expressed frustration, calling the selection […]
Twelve former FBI agents fired for kneeling during a 2020 racial justice protest filed a lawsuit seeking reinstatement, claiming they acted to de-escalate tensions, not make a political statement. The protest followed George Floyd’s death, and the agents say kneeling helped avoid violence during a volatile situation in Washington. Initially cleared by internal reviews, the […]
An immigration judge ruled that Bruna Ferreira, a Brazilian national and former fiancée of White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt’s brother, be released from ICE custody on $1,500 bond. Ferreira was arrested in Massachusetts while driving to pick up her son and transferred to a detention center in Louisiana. Though previously labeled a “criminal illegal […]
For the first time in the history of the Rochester City School District, one of its teams will have the opportunity to bring home a football state championship this weekend. The Monroe Red Jackets are currently in the midst of their best season in program history. They are 11-0, have outscored opponents by over 460 […]
Black Friday set a record with over $11.8 billion in online sales, but the surge in deliveries has fueled concerns about package theft. “Porch pirates” stole an estimated 104 million packages in the past year, costing Americans about $15 billion, according to SafeWise. To combat the rise in thefts, Rep. Josh Gottheimer has introduced the […]
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