A woman whose son died after she pushed him on a swing set for two days straight is holding on to his memory, almost a year after his death. A judge found Romechia Simms, 25, not criminally responsible earlier this year following the death of Ji'Aire Donnell Lee, three. The little boy died of hypothermia and dehydration at a park in La Plata, Maryland. His mother had been suffering from schizophrenia at the time.

New YorkNew York sues TikTok, Instagram and YouTube over ‘addictive’ platforms for childrenLawsuit accuses tech companies of creating ‘addictive and dangerous’ products that are fueling mental health crisis New York City, its schools and public hospital system announced a lawsuit on Wednesday against the tech giants that run Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube, blaming their “addictive and dangerous” social media platforms for fueling a childhood mental health crisis that is disrupting learning and draining resources.

Bryan Kohbergers, sister arrest news, has simultaneously spread over social media outlets with his arrest news, and many people have shown interest and curiosity if this news is trustworthy or rumor. Similarly, the Kohbergers family has been on the highlight as Bryan was arrested as a suspect for last month’s killings of four students in their off-campus home. Further legal conclusions are yet to take place. This case has been under general people’s acknowledgment as the media platforms have been updating victims, officials’ views, and many more relating to the topic.

Aaron Carter claims he had a 'low key' relationship with Spice Girls member Mel B 'just three years ago' in 2018. 'It was pretty low key. Not a lot of people knew about it but, yeah, we were together for a couple of months,' he alleged during a recent appearance on the popular YouTube channel VladTV. Earlier in the interview, Aaron claimed that he briefly dated his Dancing With The Stars partner Karina Smirnoff and that her estranged fiance and fellow dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy blamed him for their split.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has said that a wider regional escalation could not be ruled out if Israel continues its war in Gaza, in his first speech since the war broke out. Tens of thousands of people watched the widely anticipated televised address on Friday from rallies called by the Lebanese group to honour fallen fighters. In his lengthy remarks, Nasrallah said that “all scenarios are open on our Lebanese southern front” and that “what happens on the Lebanese front will depend on what happens in Gaza”, calling on Israel to stop its attacks on the besieged strip to avoid a regional conflagration.