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NTSB investigating car crash off of cliff that killed 5 Colorado teens

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By Paul Richards
| Tri-City Herald Verified
crash that killed five teenage boys when the car drove off the road and over a cliff in Grand Junction, Colorado, in August 2026.(Paul J. Richards/AFP/Getty Images/TNS)" alt="The NTSB logo is seen during a safety event for children at Trailside Middle School, in Ashburn, Virginia, Aug. 25, 2015.
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A shadowy LA crime ring is hijacking the IDs of foreign scholars, fraud expert says

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By Paul Richards
| Rock Hill Herald Verified
LOS ANGELES - Using apartments in the San Fernando Valley and Glendale area, a shadowy group of identity thieves has been quietly exploiting a new kind of victim - foreign scholars who left the U.S. years ago but whose Social Security numbers still linger in American databases, according to a cybercrime expert.
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By Paul Richards
| Rock Hill Herald Verified
A small plane crashed into a San Diego neighborhood early Thursday morning, sparking intense flames that scorched several homes, mangled dozens of vehicles and forced almost 100 people to evacuate. Just before 8 a.m., fire officials confirmed that the only known fatalities from the crash were the private plane's occupants. It still wasn't clear how many people were on board, but San Diego Fire-Rescue Department Assistant Chief Dan Eddy said there were at least two.
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