Navy Sailors Swindled Out Of Thousands By Male Catfish Via Dating Apps
Samari Smith, 20, of Newport, Virginia pled guilty in mid-September to being part of a scam targeting sailors on dating apps.
Source: dailycaller.com
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Vernier to Pilot Online STEM Education Portal for High School Students This Fall -- THE Journal
Vernier Software & Technology has a new online STEM learning and exploration platform in the works for high school students, the company announced, and after a pilot program this fall, the subscription-based platform is expected to be available to U.S. high schools in early 2023.
Source: thejournal.com
'If the System Is Fixed and Unfair, Then It Needs to be Broken"- Pharrell Williams to Open Private Schools for Low-Income Families – Your Black World
By Victor Omondi Pharrell Williams is opening a group of small nonprofit private schools in his home state of Virginia for students from low-income families. According to The Virginian-Pilot, the “Happy” singer and 13-time Grammy-winner revealed his master plan in a press release in which he called out the current state of affairs regarding the school system. […]
Source: yourblackworld.net
Norfolk PD Acts Against the Officer Who Dared Donate $25 to Kyle Rittenhouse Fund
AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh, Pool We reported a few days ago about the troubling data breach of the crowdfunding website GiveSendGo. The data stolen was then given to some in the media, including The Guardian. Included in the information stolen were the names of people who donated to a fund for the defense of Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old who shot three people, killing two, after he was chased and attacked in Kenosha. The Guardian then published some of those names, including the name of a Utah paramedic who donated $10 to the fund and a Norfolk police officer who donated $25.
Source: redstate.com