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India Warns iPhone and iPad Users: High Risk for Older Versions

The Indian government has issued a serious security alert for iPhone and iPad users, raising concerns about devices running older versions of iOS and iPadOS. CERT-In, the national cybersecurity agency, highlighted that devices with iOS versions prior to 18.3 and iPadOS versions before 17.3 are particularly vulnerable. The flaw, which affects the Darwin notifications system, can leave devices unresponsive or “bricked,” rendering them unusable. Apple has released updates to address…

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All 9 Accused Convicted In Tamil Nadu’s 2019 Pollachi Sexual Assault Case

In a landmark ruling, a Coimbatore sessions court has convicted all nine men accused of being involved in the 2019 Pollachi sexual assault case that shocked the nation. The case, which garnered widespread attention, saw the accused charged with horrific crimes including gang rape and blackmail. Public Outrage and Legal Battle The 2019 Pollachi case shook the state of Tamil Nadu and beyond, after reports revealed the brutal acts of…

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Lashkar Terrorist Killed in Gunfight in J&K’s Shopian, Two Others Trapped

The ongoing exchange of fire in the Zinpather Keller area of Shopian, Jammu and Kashmir, has resulted in the death of at least one Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist. Two more militants are believed to be trapped in the area, as security forces continue their operation. Intense Encounter Between Security Forces and Terrorists An armed clash broke out between security forces and terrorists in the Zinpather Keller region of Shopian, a district…

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PM Modi Reaffirms India’s Stand on Terrorism, Vows No Tolerance for Nuclear Blackmail

Prime Minister Modi’s Strong Message: Operation Sindoor Is India’s Commitment to Justice and Peace In a powerful address to the nation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India’s unwavering stance against terrorism and nuclear blackmail. Speaking for the first time since the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, he reiterated that India had drawn new red lines in the fight against terrorism. Operation Sindoor, launched in response to terror attacks, reflects India’s…

Cop City’ Protesters Still Waiting for Trial Say Legal Limbo Is Taking a Personal Toll

They were arrested nearly two years ago. Now, with their lives on pause and no trial date in sight, several defendants say the waiting is its own punishment. It’s been 20 months since the state of Georgia brought sweeping RICO charges against dozens of protesters accused of trying to stop a massive police training center. But for the 61 people caught up in the case, time hasn’t moved the way…

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Zoo Atlanta Rolls Out $6 Admission for SNAP Families in Bold Push for Access

Families receiving food assistance in Georgia now have a wallet-friendly way to enjoy Zoo Atlanta, as the zoo launches a no-frills, no-blackout-date ticket offer aimed squarely at making nature more inclusive. Starting immediately, Georgia SNAP recipients can purchase general admission tickets for just $6 per person—covering up to six guests. That’s not all: Zoo Atlanta is also offering a $50 Family Membership with year-round perks and no digital hoops to…

Georgia’s Tax Revenue Slumps in April as Hurricane Filing Extension Delays Payments

Georgia’s April tax collections took a sharp hit, dropping 5.8% compared to last year. Officials say it’s tied to a hurricane-induced filing delay — and early May may tell a different story. Hurricane Disruptions Knock April Off Course It’s not every spring that the state of Georgia sees a nearly quarter-billion-dollar dip in tax revenue. But April 2025 was different. Thanks to a hurricane-related extension that pushed filing and payment…

Georgia Bans Public Pet Sales to Clamp Down on Puppy Mills and Push Shelter Adoptions

A new Georgia law set to take effect this summer is reshaping how pets are bought, sold, and — more importantly — saved across the state. Governor Brian Kemp signed House Bill 331 last week, prohibiting pet sales in parking lots, roadside stands, parks, sidewalks, and other public spaces. Starting July 1, dogs, cats, and other animals will no longer be sold legally in these places — a practice that,…

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Georgia College Student Remains in ICE Custody After Mistaken Traffic Stop

A 19-year-old Georgia college student remains in ICE custody after being detained following a mistaken traffic stop. Despite the charges being dropped, concerns about her immigration status persist. It all began on May 5 in Dalton, Georgia, when Ximena Arias-Cristobal, a student at Dalton State College, was pulled over for allegedly making an illegal turn. However, the situation quickly took a wrong turn of its own. According to the Dalton…

From Georgia Roots to Air Force Heights

Tessa Hickerson Returns Home with the U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor Aerial Demonstration Team It begins with a familiar gesture: a shimmy of excitement, a little bounce, and then, Tessa Hickerson running straight into her parents’ arms. It’s a moment that’s always ended with her giving her dad the biggest squeeze. And this week, they’ll get to do it all over again—only this time, Tessa returns not just as their…