A TikTok game played in real life called "Assassin," which is popular in high schools, could have bystanders mistake the game with a real-life assault or active shooter situation
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Moshe Borukh, 35, heard commotion around the window of his Jamaica Estates home around 2:40 a.m. after getting a drink of water and discovered a thief had broken into his apartment, he recalled to The...
As part-time citizen legislators in Montana, there is a concerning trend of Montana special interest groups unduly influencing, or worse yet, outright controlling legislators....
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