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Coached Dante Jones (center) guided Edmondson's Class 2A state championship football team in December 2006, including Dionta Cox (No. 20), Sterling Jones (No. 16), Tariq Toure (far right), and Kyle Jackson (between Jones and Toure). (Dante Jones)

Championship Form: Edmondson Football Alums Dedicated To Community, Education

“There are obstacles and barriers as black men we have to overcome just to be looked at as a citizen,” said Dionta Cox.
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Russian woman Christina Ozturk with her children. (@batumi_mama/Zenger)

Not Enough Nannies: Russian Mom With 22 Kids Admits Life Is Hard With Millionaire Hubby In Prison

Cristina Ozturk, 24, lived with her hotel owner husband Galip Ozturk, 57, in the coastal city of Batumi.
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“The number one crisis in America is mental illness and young people embracing a virtual world and attempting to bring it into the real world, Pastor Samuel Rodriguez, pictured, said in Boston last week. (IMDB/Creative Commons)

‘We Must Pray With Actions’: Latino Church Leaders After Uvalde Shooting

Well-known pastor urges the Hispanic community to take measures against gun violence.
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Tops Friendly Market in Buffalo, New York was the site of a fatal mass shooting on May 14, 2022. (Creative Commons image)

Buffalo Shooting Underscores The Human Cost Of Hatred

“Hate and fear are being given too much oxygen,” said President Joseph Biden, condemning the attack in a visit to the city.
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Jarrett Adams' track record speaks for itself when it comes to fighting for civil rights. (Jarrett Adams/Zenger)

Civil Rights Attorney Seeks Retribution For Shooting Victim Left Paralyzed By Police Officer

Jarrett Adams continues his quest for justice in a trio of high-profile cases.�
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Homicide detective Jason White of Tulsa, Oklahoma, can be seen investigating real-life murders on A&E's “The First 48.” (Courtesy of Jason White)

A Day In The Life Of ‘The First 48’ Homicide Detective Jason White

Proliferation of social media has both helped and hindered murder investigations, says one of the A&E show’s stars.
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Upstream, a cybersecurity and data management platform for connected vehicles, estimates that the automotive industry is projected to lose $505 billion by 2024 to cyberattacks. (Samuele Errico Piccarini/Unsplash)

Cyberattacks On Cars Increased 225 Percent In Last 3 Years

Upstream Automotive Cybersecurity Report reveals the top attacks were data breach, car theft/break-ins and control systems.
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Within the emerging metaverse, what are the biggest cyber risks experts expect to be battling in the coming years? (Danny Meneses/Pexels)

The 4 Biggest Cyber Threats Hanging Over The Future

Just as vaccines are a good defense against a biological pandemic, preventive and defensive measures fight cybercrime.
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The newest member of the St. Petersburg Police Department, SPOT the remote-control robotic dog, is seen in this screenshot from a video. (St. Petersburg Police Department/Zenger)

VIDEO: Robot Dog SPOT Is The Latest Recruit At Florida Police Department

New robot to be used in “extraordinary situations” involving risk to human life, St. Petersburg police say.
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Ja' Mere Alfred's mother, LaRicha Rousell (left), and Crimestoppers Greater New Orleans president, Darlene Cusanza, holding images of Ja' Mere. (Courtesy of LaRicha Rousell)

After Losing Teenage Son To Gun Violence, LaRicha Rousell Focuses On Helping Others Cope

She has up set up two foundations to honor her son Ja’ Mere Alfred’s legacy.�
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