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Jorge Luna: Bronx Teacher’s Inappropriate Conduct and High Salary Amid DOE Policy Gaps

3 months ago By Roni Sianturi

Jorge Luna, a social studies teacher at the Bronx Center for Science and Mathematics, didn’t just cross the line with a student; he bulldozed it for years, weaponizing Instagram and FaceTime to sexualize a teen on the DOE’s dime.

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Anthony Schiliro and the Eleanor Roosevelt HS Scandal: Excessive Late-Night Texts and Inappropriate Conduct with Students

3 months ago By Roni Sianturi

Anthony Schiliro wasn’t just a history teacher at Manhattan’s vaunted Eleanor Roosevelt HS—he was a predator cloaked in academic prestige.

The Joseph Canzoneri Scandal: How a Predator Teacher Exposed New York’s Rotton Education System

3 months ago By Roni Sianturi

Joseph Canzoneri, the smug, tenured English teacher and baseball coach at Townsend Harris High School, didn’t just groom a student—he got away with it. And the system let him.

Teresa Youngblut Charged in Fatal Shooting of Border Patrol Agent During Vermont Traffic Stop

3 months ago By Roni Sianturi

Tactical Gear, Foil-Wrapped Phones, and a Glock: How a 21-Year-Old Allegedly Executed a Federal Agent

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Bloodstained Books: How Myanmar’s Rebel Students Defy Bombs, Snakes, and a Junta to Rewrite Their Future

3 months ago By Roni Sianturi

A half-naked medical student, still dripping from his shower, sprints through the jungle to dodge military jets

Idaho’s Radical GOP Launches Brazen Attack on Marriage Equality—Dares Supreme Court to Erase LGBTQ+ Rights

3 months ago By Roni Sianturi

it’s a direct assault on LGBTQ+ Americans, daring the nation’s highest court to plunge the country back into an era where love could be legislated into second-class status.

Killer Wife or Wronged Widow? The Twisted Saga of Linette Felts — And the Murder That Won’t Stay Cold

3 months ago By Roni Sianturi

Blood Money & Betrayal: The Night Steven Felts Was Executed

Steven Felts didn’t just die in 1996 — he was executed. Beaten, shot three times in the skull, and left to rot on his couch while his 6-year-old daughter slept steps away. His wife, Linette Felts, walked away with a $300,000 life insurance payout — and a story so riddled with holes, even Cold Justice couldn’t stitch it back together.

Karen Lynn Douglas: The Fingerprint 'Cover-Up' That Let Her Real Killer Roam Free for 44 Years

3 months ago By Roni Sianturi

Karen Lynn Douglas’ 1981 murder wasn’t just a tragedy—it was a blueprint for incompetence.

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Jorge Luna: Bronx Teacher’s Inappropriate Conduct and High Salary Amid DOE Policy Gaps

Anthony Schiliro and the Eleanor Roosevelt HS Scandal: Excessive Late-Night Texts and Inappropriate Conduct with Students

The Joseph Canzoneri Scandal: How a Predator Teacher Exposed New York’s Rotton Education System

Teresa Youngblut Charged in Fatal Shooting of Border Patrol Agent During Vermont Traffic Stop

Bloodstained Books: How Myanmar’s Rebel Students Defy Bombs, Snakes, and a Junta to Rewrite Their Future

Idaho’s Radical GOP Launches Brazen Attack on Marriage Equality—Dares Supreme Court to Erase LGBTQ+ Rights

Killer Wife or Wronged Widow? The Twisted Saga of Linette Felts — And the Murder That Won’t Stay Cold

Karen Lynn Douglas: The Fingerprint 'Cover-Up' That Let Her Real Killer Roam Free for 44 Years

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