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New records reveal installation issues behind Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool damage

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By John Cardinale Verified
| KCRA-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
WASHINGTON - The Justice Department has dropped a criminal case against four people accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after newly disclosed government records pointed instead to a rushed and flawed installation of the pool's new protective coating. The indictment against David Hearn was dismissed July 31 after prosecutors said the Department of the Interior provided documents that "significantly undermine" the evidence originally used to pursue the case.
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Why are kids are turning to AI chatbots instead of adults? What new research says

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By John Cardinale Verified
| KCRA-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
For years, parents have warned children not to talk to strangers online. Now, child safety experts say many young people are turning to something else entirely: artificial intelligence. A new nationwide survey from the child safety nonprofit Thorn found that AI chatbots have quickly become part of many children's lives, not just for homework or curiosity, but sometimes for advice, emotional support and help navigating frightening online experiences.
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