## 3 teen girls try to stab mom for turning off Wi-Fi: Sheriff

Authored by abcnews.go.com

3 teen girls try to stab mom for turning off Wi-Fi: Sheriff.

Three teenagers allegedly attacked their mom and tried to stab her with kitchen knives because she turned off their WiFi, according to authorities in Texas.

Three teenage girls allegedly attacked their mom and tried to stab her with kitchen knives because she turned off the Wi-Fi, according to authorities in Texas. »

### Carolina the giant rat retires as a hero after saving many lives

Authored by nationalgeographic.com

African giant pouched rats are not your typical New York City–style rodent.

Their body alone is generally longer than a 13-inch MacBook Air—and their tail is equally as long, if not longer.

All told, the program prevented nearly 400,000 new cases last year in Tanzania and Ethiopia alone, Agizew says. »

### Stunning Signal leak reveals depths of Trump administration’s loathing of Europe

Authored by theguardian.com

“The strongest reason to do this is, as [Trump] said, to send a message.”.

Vance was contending that once again the United States is doing what Europe should be.

“I am not sure the president is aware how inconsistent this is with his message on Europe right now,” Vance wrote. »

### Mike Waltz claims ‘full responsibility’ for Signal chat group leaked to journalist

Authored by theguardian.com

Goldberg’s account in the Atlantic suggested Waltz had mistakenly invited him to the chat.

When pressed by Fox News’s Laura Ingraham, Waltz accepted responsibility for making the Signal group, though he continued to deflect blame, insulted Goldberg and said he couldn’t explain how the mistake had occurred.

When Ingraham asked “what staffer is responsible” for adding Goldberg to the Signal group, Waltz responded: “A staffer wasn’t responsible. »

### Game Informer is back and so is its entire team

Authored by engadget.com

Gaming journalism stalwart Game Informer has risen from the ashes.

Since then, the rights to Game Informer were acquired by Gunzilla Games and, in an all-to-rare win for today's media world, the entire team that worked for Game Informer at the time of its closure will return to their jobs.

"The new owners insisted on the idea of Game Informer remaining an independent editorial outlet," he wrote. »

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