Marion Johnson, 69, died in a car crash in Albany, Oregon, on June 12, 2025, when his Chevrolet Tahoe was struck by a speeding Dodge Ram driven by Cole Russell Allen, 32, who was under the influence of alcohol. Valda Johnson, 67, survived with serious injuries. Allen faces multiple charges, including manslaughter.
Baxter Springs, Kansas’s Kenneth Baker accused of possessing CSAM
Kenneth Norman Baker, 41, from Baxter Springs, Kansas, faces charges of receiving, distributing, and possessing child sexual abuse materials. The U.S. Department of Justice is leading the prosecution through Project Safe Childhood. The investigation involves the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office and the FBI, highlighting efforts against child exploitation in the U.S.
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US Marines detain Marcos Leao in Los Angeles, California
Protests erupted in Los Angeles on June 6, 2025, after ICE conducted raids targeting illegal immigration. The California National Guard was deployed and later replaced by U.S. Marines, who began protecting federal sites. On June 13, Marine personnel detained U.S. citizen and Army veteran Marcos Leao near a federal building.
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10 things about Los Angeles, California politician Alex Padilla
Alejandro "Alex" Padilla, a Mexican-American politician and engineer from Los Angeles, has held multiple political positions, including U.S. Senator and California's Secretary of State. He graduated from MIT in 1994, is married with three sons, and has been an active Democratic member since 1995, introducing significant legislation as a senator.
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13 things about NFL player Tyrann Mathieu from New Orleans, Louisiana
Tyrann Devine Mathieu, an American football player, debuted in the NFL in 2013. Raised in New Orleans, his life was marked by his troubled family background, including his father's criminal history. After playing for LSU, he joined several NFL teams, including the Arizona Cardinals and Kansas City Chiefs, and currently plays for the New Orleans Saints.
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10 things about Lake Charles, Louisiana teacher Ryan Scott Anderson
Ryan Scott Anderson, a teacher from Lake Charles, Louisiana, is known for his connection to Gypsy Rose Blanchard, the subject of "The Prison Confessions of Gypsy Rose Blanchard" docuseries. Their complex relationship, including marriage and subsequent separation, gained media attention. Gypsy, convicted of her mother's murder, formed a romantic bond with Anderson during her incarceration.
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13 things about NBA player Cade Cunningham from Arlington, Texas
Cade Parker Cunningham, born in Arlington, Texas, is a professional NBA player for the Detroit Pistons. He was drafted first overall in 2021 after playing college basketball at Oklahoma State University. Known for his skills, he became an NBA All-Star in 2025 and has achieved numerous accolades early in his career.
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13 things about Newport Beach, California’s Dr. Sam Sannoufi
Dr. Samer Sannoufi, a family medicine specialist from Newport Beach, California, has faced legal troubles, including sexual assault allegations during medical consultations. He was previously reprimanded by the Arizona Medical Board and arrested multiple times from 2012 to 2023. Sannoufi's medical career includes owning a skincare clinic and is multi-lingual.
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Wuhan, Hubei scientist Chengxuan Han arrested in Romulus, Michigan
Chengxuan Han, a Chinese PhD student at Huazhong University, was arrested in Romulus, Michigan, after sending concealed biological materials to a University of Michigan lab. She arrived on a J1 visa and made false statements during customs inspections. Charged with smuggling and false statements, her case has been publicized by U.S. authorities.
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Evita Pay founder Iurii Gugnin accused of violating Bank Secrecy Act, IEEPA
Iurii Gugnin, a Russian national in Manhattan, was arrested on June 9, 2025, for multiple financial crimes, including money laundering and bank fraud. He allegedly used his companies, Evita Investments and Evita Pay, to facilitate the laundering of $530 million in cryptocurrency through U.S. financial institutions, involving sanctioned Russian banks.
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