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  • Cahill, Ochojski, Jones Garner ECAC Postseason Honors

    Cahill, Ochojski, Jones Garner ECAC Postseason Honors

    BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Lehigh football picked up a pair of major awards and had two players earn All-ECAC recognition as the ECAC announced its postseason football awards Thursday. Senior linebacker Tyler Ochojski was named ECAC Defensive Player of…

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  • Police identify person of interest in Brown University shooting, sources say

    Police identify person of interest in Brown University shooting, sources say

    Police have identified a person of interest in relation to a fatal mass shooting at Brown University that killed two people and injured nine others, sources familiar with the investigation told the BBC’s US partner, CBS News.

    Authorities are now…

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  • Recorded Training Webinar: Using the New Section 117 Reporting Portal and New Training Materials

    As announced on Dec. 1, 2025, Dec. 3, 2025, Dec. 5, 2025, and Dec. 11, 2025, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) is providing you with the link for the “Using the New Section 117 Reporting Portal” training webinar, which occurred on Monday, Dec. 15, 2025:

    Training Webinar: Using the New Section 117 Reporting Portal

    In addition, we are providing the following user guides:

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  • Statement by the Government of Canada on the proposed settlement regarding the Sweet v HMK Class-Action Suit

    December 18, 2025 – Ottawa, Ontario – Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat

    Sweet v HMK Class-Action Suit Proposed Settlement

    The Government of Canada, like every other government and private sector organization in the world, faces ongoing and persistent cyber threats.

    In August 2020, the Government of Canada took action in response to “credential stuffing” attacks mounted on the GCKey service and Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) accounts and a class-action lawsuit was commenced against the Canada Revenue Agency and the Government of Canada. The Federal Court certified the Sweet Class Action in August 2022.

    The government provided information regarding the class action along with information on how to opt out of the class action through Canada.ca. Government departments also sent out direct notification to individuals believed to have been impacted.

    In October 2025, both parties reached agreement on a proposed settlement and a hearing before the Federal Court will be held on March 31, 2026, for the court to approve the proposed settlement. Information regarding the proposed settlement, the settlement approval hearing, and the second opt-out period are publicly available on Canada.ca.

    Further questions can be directed to the Class Counsel at classactions@rhelaw.com.

    As this is an ongoing case before the court, we are unable to provide any additional information at this time.

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  • Health Canada acts to prevent misuse and diversion of precursor chemicals and drug equipment

    Health Canada acts to prevent misuse and diversion of precursor chemicals and drug equipment

    December 18, 2025 | Ottawa, Ontario | Health Canada

    Today, the Honourable Marjorie Michel, Minister of Health, announced amendments to the regulations for precursor chemicals and drug manufacturing equipment under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. These actions further strengthen Canada’s controls of precursor chemicals and equipment that can be used in the production of illegal drugs.

    Illegal synthetic drugs, like fentanyl and methamphetamine, have a devastating impact on public health and safety in Canada. The amendments announced today increase Health Canada’s oversight of the legal precursor industry and ensure that border enforcement have the tools they need to stop the illegal importation of drug manufacturing equipment, such as pill presses and encapsulators. These measures help disrupt illegal drug production by organized crime groups and help to protect Canadians.

    This work supports Canada’s Border Plan by strengthening border security, which includes the detection and disruption of the illegal drug trade.

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  • Wiz Khalifa sentenced to nine months jail in Romania

    Wiz Khalifa sentenced to nine months jail in Romania

    Mircea Barbu,Bucharestand

    André Rhoden-Paul

    Getty Images Wiz Khalifa wears a vest and jacket with a big chain on stage at Loud Park  in Mumbai Getty Images

    A Romanian court has sentenced Wiz Khalifa to nine months in prison for smoking cannabis on stage.

    The American rapper, real name Thomaz Cameron Jibril, admitted to smoking a joint during his…

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  • Wiz Khalifa sentenced to nine months jail in Romania – BBC

    Wiz Khalifa sentenced to nine months jail in Romania – BBC

    1. Wiz Khalifa sentenced to nine months jail in Romania  BBC
    2. US rapper Wiz Khalifa sentenced to nine months in jail in Romania over on-stage cannabis use  Dawn Images
    3. Wiz Khalifa sentenced to nine months in Romania for drug possession  The Express…

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  • House Democrats release latest Epstein images as DOJ deadline looms | Donald Trump News

    House Democrats release latest Epstein images as DOJ deadline looms | Donald Trump News

    Legislators have been publishing photos related to convicted sex offender as Justice Department faces Friday deadline to release more.

    Democrats in the United States…

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