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According to a report from the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, inmate Bryan Kohberger made a tasteless joke about the recent murders in Idaho while he was being held in a state prison. The murders, which have garnered national attention, involved the deaths of three people in a small Idaho town. Details of the killings have not been released to the public, but the case has sent shockwaves through the community and has been described as "horrific" by authorities. Kohberger, who is serving time for a separate offense, was reportedly overheard making a joke about the Idaho murders while he was in the prison recreation yard. The comment was reported to prison officials, who are now investigating the incident. It is unclear what disciplinary action, if any, will be taken against Kohberger. However, the incident has sparked outrage among community members and victim advocates, who say that the murders should not be used as material for tasteless jokes. Can You Give A Bab...

  Russian officials have claimed that hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers were killed in air strikes on the eastern Ukraine region of Donbass last week. However, when reporters arrived at the alleged strike sites, they found no sign of casualties or damage. The strikes, which Russia says were carried out by its military, were reported to have targeted Ukrainian military positions and infrastructure. However, Ukrainian officials have denied that any such strikes took place and have accused Russia of spreading disinformation. Eyewitnesses on the ground have also reported seeing no evidence of the alleged strikes. "We saw no bodies, no destroyed buildings, no nothing," said local resident Maria Ivanova. "It's like it never happened." The absence of casualties and damage has led to skepticism about Russia's claims, with some speculating that the reports were fabricated or exaggerated. The incident has added to tensions between Russia and Ukraine, which have been at o...

  The shooting of a teacher by a six-year-old student at a elementary school in Anytown, USA has been called a "red flag" by Mayor Jane Smith. The incident, which occurred on Monday, has sparked outrage and calls for action to address gun violence in schools. According to police, the child was able to access a firearm that had been left unsecured in their home. The child then brought the gun to school and fired it in a classroom, striking the teacher in the shoulder. The teacher is expected to recover, but the incident has left the community shaken. Mayor Smith held a press conference on Wednesday, calling the shooting a "tragedy" and a "wake-up call" for the need for stronger gun control measures. "This should not be happening in our schools, or anywhere else," Smith said. "We must do everything in our power to prevent these tragedies from occurring again." The mayor called for stricter laws on gun storage and for more funding for ment...

  Seattle Public Schools announced today that it has filed a lawsuit against tech giants, including Facebook, Twitter, and Google, alleging that their social media platforms have caused significant harm to students. According to the lawsuit, the tech companies have "profited significantly" from the use of their platforms by minors, even as they have failed to address the negative impacts that social media can have on young people. The suit cites a number of studies linking social media use to mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem, as well as a rise in cyberbullying and other forms of online harassment. Seattle Public Schools is seeking an injunction requiring the tech companies to implement stronger protections for minors on their platforms, as well as monetary damages to cover the costs of addressing the impact of social media on its students. "The evidence is clear that social media is having a harmful effect on our young people, and the...

  President Joe Biden is set to travel to the US-Mexico border on Thursday to get a firsthand look at the situation there. The president, who has made immigration reform a top priority, is expected to meet with Border Patrol officials and other local leaders to discuss the challenges facing the region. According to White House officials, Biden plans to tour the border facilities and talk to migrant families who have been affected by the recent surge in arrivals. The president is also expected to address the media and outline his plans for addressing the crisis at the border. Biden's visit comes as the number of migrants attempting to cross into the United States continues to rise, putting pressure on an already strained border system. The president has faced criticism from some quarters for his handling of the situation, with some arguing that his administration's policies have contributed to the current crisis. However, the White House has defended its approach, saying that th...