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Over the past week and a half, multiple WNBA games in the US have been disrupted by fans throwing sex toys onto the court. Several arrests have been made, linked to a cryptocurrency scheme, with ongoing investigations and league security measures. The incidents have drawn widespread media attention and concern over player safety.
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An 11-year-old boy was shot and killed in Houston after participating in a 'ding dong ditch' prank. Gonzalo Leon Jr., 42, was charged with murder after firing at the fleeing children, who had been ringing doorbells late Saturday. The incident highlights the deadly risks of social media-fueled pranks.
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The ongoing Women’s Rugby World Cup features many lopsided scores but remains widely enjoyed. England’s dominance, standout young players, and the tournament’s spirited atmosphere highlight the sport’s growth and appeal despite uneven matchups, challenging traditional notions of sports excitement today.
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Two girls, aged 12 and 13, were found dead after attempting subway surfing at Brooklyn's Marcy Avenue station. The incident marks the fifth death this year linked to the dangerous social media trend of riding on top of moving trains. Authorities emphasize that such acts are deadly and preventable.