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A.I. Is Making Death Threats Significantly More Realistic

Online harassers are using AI to generate images and sounds that simulate their victims in extremely violent situations.

Megachurch Accused of Shielding Predators for Over 50 Years

Since the 1970s, Assemblies of God churches have repeatedly reinstated ministers and volunteer leaders accused of sexual misconduct, returning them to pulpits and youth groups, a news investigation found.

Ex-Federal Agent Admits Guilt in Child Sex Abuse Case

A former Homeland Security agent is expected to spend years in federal prison after pleading guilty to sexually exploiting a teenage girl and producing videos of the abuse.

Lawsuit Alleges North Texas Childcare Centers Failed to Report Sexual Abuse

The lawsuit filed by Tiffany Young, a mother of a 2-year-old daughter who attended Lionheart Children’s Academy in Grapevine, alleges that her daughter was sexually abused at the childcare center by teacher Thaddaeus Davidson, after he was provided with positive references despite previous employment allegedly knowing about inappropriate interactions with children that also occurred there.

Hackers Can Now Inject AI Deepfakes Directly into iOS Video Calls Using This Tool

The iOS video injection tool, which targets jailbroken iOS 15 and newer devices, allows attackers to connect a compromised iPhone to a remote server, bypass its physical camera, and inject synthetic video streams into active calls, enabling fraudsters to impersonate legitimate users or construct entirely fabricated identities that can pass weak security checks.

11 Families Sue a MI School District After Substitute is Sentenced to at Least 10 Years in Prison for the Sexual Assault of Girls Between 9- and 11-Years Old

Eleven families are suing the Huron Valley School District, a staffing company, and district employees for negligence, that despite a prior criminal charge and reports of abuse, the school district and its employees failed to report the substitute teacher, Timothy Daugherty, as required by law.

Family of 13-Year-Old Claims Background Check on Soccer Coach Could Have Prevented the Teen’s Murder

The family of a 13-year-old Los Angeles boy, who was allegedly murdered and sexually assaulted by his soccer coach, has filed a lawsuit against the city and county, claiming simple background checks could have prevented his death.

Clearview AI is Building a Deepfake Detection Tool

The company, which sells its technology to several government agencies including the FBI, aims to have the tool ready for customers by the end of 2025.