Pistons tie franchise mark with 13th straight win

Paige Spiranac has reported receiving tens of thousands of death threats following a cheating controversy at the Internet Invitational, which has sparked significant backlash from fans. The incident has drawn widespread attention and criticism, highlighting the intense scrutiny faced by public figures in competitive sports.

Missing 9-year-old Melodee Buzzard's mother reportedly informed a man that she left her daughter with strangers she met at a zoo during their trip in Utah. This alarming revelation raises serious concerns regarding the safety and well-being of the child, who has been missing for an extended period.

A Dartmouth government professor expressed concern over the noticeable absence of young people at protests against former President Trump, suggesting that this trend indicates a need for new strategies in opposing his policies beyond traditional demonstrations.

Kevin Spacey addressed recent rumors about his living situation, clarifying on Instagram that he is not homeless, despite comments made during an interview that raised concerns among fans. He emphasized that he has received numerous offers for accommodation from supporters, countering the narrative that he is without a home.

A former Army captain has warned that a video released by Democratic lawmakers, which he deems 'unpatriotic,' could incite chaos. This warning comes amidst ongoing tensions surrounding political discourse and actions that some view as undermining national values.

New Android malware known as NGate has emerged, enabling criminals to steal NFC payment codes in real-time, which allows them to withdraw cash from ATMs without needing the victim's card. This poses a significant threat to users relying on NFC technology for transactions.

Speaker Mike Johnson expressed his disapproval of Tucker Carlson's interview with Nick Fuentes, labeling it a ‘big mistake’ due to Fuentes' antisemitic views. Johnson emphasized the responsibility that comes with Carlson's platform, suggesting that it should not amplify extremist voices.

An 18-year-old in Washington, D.C., has been sentenced to less than four months in jail for a carjacking incident, despite federal prosecutors requesting a seven-year sentence. This decision has raised concerns regarding the adequacy of the punishment for such a serious crime.