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A British woman, Lauren, faced a solo vacation after her boyfriend was denied boarding due to a passport defect. British Airways allowed her to fly alone, citing a small tear in his passport. The incident sparked debate on social media about travel regulations and airline policies. Lauren expressed her frustration in a viral TikTok video.
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Sonya M. McKnight, a Dauphin County magisterial judge, was convicted of attempted murder and aggravated assault after shooting her ex-boyfriend in February 2024. The jury deliberated for two hours before reaching a verdict. McKnight faces up to 60 years in prison, with sentencing scheduled for May 28, 2025.
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An arson fire broke out at Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's residence early Sunday, April 13, 2025, during Passover celebrations. No injuries were reported, and the fire caused significant damage. State police are investigating and have indicated it was an act of arson, offering a reward for information.
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Cody Balmer, 38, was arrested for allegedly breaking into Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's mansion and setting a fire during Passover celebrations. Balmer faces multiple charges, including attempted homicide and terrorism. The motive remains unclear as the investigation continues.
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Cody Balmer, 38, faces multiple charges including attempted homicide after allegedly setting fire to Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's residence. The attack occurred early Sunday morning, forcing Shapiro and his family to evacuate. Investigators are exploring Balmer's motives, which may relate to Shapiro's political stance or Jewish faith.
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Cody Balmer, 38, has been charged with arson and attempted murder after setting fire to Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's mansion. Balmer claimed his actions were motivated by Shapiro's stance on the Gaza conflict. The attack occurred early on April 13, 2025, while Shapiro and his family were asleep inside the residence, which sustained significant damage but no injuries were reported.
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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's residence was set ablaze early Sunday by Cody Balmer, who allegedly used Molotov cocktails. The fire caused millions in damage but no injuries. Shapiro and his family were evacuated safely. Balmer faces multiple charges, including attempted homicide and arson, with a preliminary hearing set for May 28.
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Recent fires in New York and South Korea have resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries, raising alarms about safety regulations and community conflicts. In New York, a blaze in an overcrowded home claimed three lives, while in South Korea, an arson attack linked to a noise dispute left six injured and the suspect dead.
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Senator John Fetterman faces increasing scrutiny regarding his mental health and behavior following a critical profile in New York Magazine. Former staffers have expressed concerns about his emotional well-being and fitness for office, prompting discussions among Senate Democrats about how to support him. Fetterman insists he is adhering to his treatment plan.
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Recent legislation in several U.S. states, particularly Florida and Arkansas, imposes stricter regulations on the citizen initiative process. These changes aim to limit grassroots campaigns' ability to place measures on ballots, raising concerns about the impact on direct democracy and voter engagement. Critics argue these laws undermine transparency and accessibility.
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Following an arson attack on Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's residence, security measures are being enhanced. An intruder caused significant damage during the incident on April 13, leading to a review of security protocols and the installation of a new anti-climb fence.