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Teen Gets Caught for Stashing $13M in Bitcoin

June 15, 2026

A 20‑year‑old from Canada, named Trenton Johnston, admitted to a crime in Miami. He said he helped move stolen money through fake accounts. The case involves about $13 million in Bitcoin that disappeared from a Californian victim. Johnston used fake emails and phone calls. He pretended to be a Goog

sports

Scotland Fans Trade Kicks for Home Runs in Boston

June 15, 2026

In Boston, a wave of Scottish supporters decided to swap their soccer enthusiasm for baseball excitement. After cheering on Scotland’s national team at a World Cup match, the Tartan Army headed straight to Fenway Park for a day of baseball. The crowd carried more than a dozen bagpipes as they marche

business

KPMG Australia Pauses New Government Projects Amid Ethics Probe

June 15, 2026

The federal Department of Finance announced that KPMG Australia will not submit bids for any new government contracts from June 16 to September 30. This pause comes while the firm’s internal governance, culture and ethical standards are under scrutiny following whistleblower claims that confidential

politics

Social Media for Kids: The Global Push to Put Limits

June 15, 2026

Many nations are tightening rules that let children use online networks, reacting to worries about health and safety. Australia led the charge in December by outlawing platforms for anyone under 16, forcing giants like TikTok, YouTube and Instagram to block younger users by the end of 2025. Co

entertainment

Spielberg’s Sci‑Fi Flick Wins Over Older Fans

June 15, 2026

Steven Spielberg, a name that many think of as classic Hollywood, has stepped back into the summer movie scene with his new film “Disclosure Day. ” The science‑fiction adventure opened in 3, 824 theaters across the U. S. and Canada from Thursday to Sunday and earned about $44 million, according t

politics

Kids Face Social Media Lock‑down in Britain

June 15, 2026

Britain is set to stop children under 16 from accessing a wide range of social media sites, a move announced by Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The decision comes after a public consultation that gathered over 116, 000 comments from parents, tech firms and young people. Starmer described the policy as

politics

Visiting Roots and Rebuilding Connections: A Canadian Leader’s Irish Journey

June 15, 2026

Mark Carney’s recent trip to Ireland wasn’t just about tracing family history—it was also about rethinking how countries work together. While standing in his grandparents’ ancestral village of Aughagower, the Canadian prime minister met distant relatives he never knew he had. The village church, whe

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Rio's Films Take a Shot at China's Big Movie Screen

June 15, 2026

Rio de Janeiro is rolling out three new films for China's movie fans, hoping to break into a market where American superheroes and binge-worthy streaming shows dominate. One movie follows a tricky path through the desert, another plays with time like a tangled clock, and the last is a spooky cartoon

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Unraveling the layers behind UFC fighter Mauricio Ruffy

June 15, 2026

Mauricio Ruffy, a rising name in the UFC's lightweight division, wasn’t always a household name. Born on June 17, 1996, in Brazil, his journey to the Octagon began like many others—through local training and sheer grit. While details about his early education remain private, it’s clear that his path

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World Cup Games That Changed Football Forever

June 15, 2026

The World Cup has given fans incredible matches for decades. Few games stand out like the ones where normal rules seemed to disappear. Take West Germany’s 1954 win over Hungary—a team that hadn’t lost in 31 matches before facing them. Hungary jumped ahead 2-0 in minutes, but the Germans fought back,