A jury found Michael McMahon guilty of interstate stalking and of acting as an agent of China without notifying the U.S. attorney general.
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What started as a routine babysitting job turned into a real-life nightmare when a Kansas babysitter discovered an intruder hiding under a child’s bed after the youngster insisted a “monster” was lurking beneath them. The terrifying incident unfolded on March 24 in Great Bend, Kansas, when the babysitter attempted to reassure a frightened child that no monster existed—only to come face-to-face with 27-year-old Martin Villalobos Jr., who allegedly lunged at her before fleeing the scene. According to a police statement, the child had complained about a “monster” under the bed, prompting the babysitter to check. “When the victim attempted to…
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A sessions court in Karnataka has sentenced 98 people to life imprisonment and three others to five years in jail for caste-related violence against Dalits in Marakumbi village. The 2014 incident involved a mob assault that led to torching of Dalit huts. Over 100 individuals were convicted after a decade-long trial.
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If there is one thing you can guarantee about having kids, it’s that they are going to act out sometimes. It’s only normal to push the boundaries and rebel, and although it can be a stressful experience for the parents it is important to only respond appropriately. Unfortunately, moms and dads often have very different ideas of appropriate ways to manage the behavior of their children and this can cause its fair share of controversy.
This is exactly what gained attention on Twitter recently after a father chose to punish his daughter for cutting class by turning her room into a ‘jail cell’. Removing all the furniture and even giving her a uniform of a T-shirt to wear, viewers were skeptical that this act of discipline would be helpful. If nothing else, it seems a completely disproportionate reaction to missing one class. There have got to be better ways to respond to this.