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Multiple stories highlight social media's power to rally support. An 88-year-old Michigan worker receives over $1.7 million after viral video; a young influencer raises funds for a veteran; and a tragic death at an amusement park prompts safety investigations. These stories showcase community kindness and ongoing tragedies, as of Sun, 14 Dec 2025 22:14:54 +0000.
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Constance Marten and Mark Gordon, who fled with their newborn in winter conditions, have been sentenced to 14 years for manslaughter after their baby died of hypothermia. The couple had previously lost four children and went off-grid to avoid social services. Their actions led to a tragic, preventable death.
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Recent displays of national and political flags in Dublin, Edinburgh, and Brighton have sparked community tensions. Authorities are removing unauthorized flags linked to political protests and solidarity campaigns, citing community distress and safety concerns. The controversy highlights ongoing debates over national identity, immigration, and free expression in these cities.
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Edinburgh will implement a 5% visitor levy from July 2026, raising funds for nearly 500 affordable homes. The scheme aims to support residents and enhance visitor experiences, with plans to allocate revenue to housing and city improvements. Legislation changes will give councils more flexibility in fee structures.