Author: Errica Jensen

Errica Jensen is the Senior Editor at Creative Learning Guild, where she leads editorial coverage of legal news, landmark lawsuits, class action settlements, and consumer rights developments and News across the United Kingdom, United States and beyond. With a career spanning over a decade at the intersection of legal journalism, lawsuits, settlements and educational publishing, Errica brings both rigorous research discipline, in-depth knowledge, experience and an accessible editorial voice to subjects that most readers find interesting and helpful.

A piece of evidence from the murder trial—a bicycle with the helmet still hanging off the side where she had left it after a ride—appears on screen at one point in The Truth and Tragedy of Moriah Wilson, which is currently available on Netflix. When it was introduced, the courtroom fell silent, according to producer Evan Hayes. The family seated in the gallery was profoundly impacted. It’s a tiny, specific detail that has a greater impact than nearly everything the documentary says out loud about the crime itself because it depicts the trace of a life that was cut short…

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Millions of virtual rooms are still operational somewhere in a server farm, most likely in the Pacific Northwest. Paintball arenas, escape rooms, and hangout lounges created by teenagers who devoted hundreds of hours to the geometry, color scheme, and ambient sound are still being accessed by people. Those rooms are operational as of this writing. They will all go dark simultaneously on June 1st at noon Pacific time. The timing of the announcement, which came on March 30, two days before April Fool’s Day, gave the community a strange sense of hope for a brief period. This must have been…

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Every few years, a certain type of film emerges that bears the burden of a cherished franchise, the expectations of a three-generational fan base, and a marketing campaign so intense that the movie itself nearly takes a backseat to the cultural event that surrounds it. That type of movie is the Super Mario Galaxy movie. Depending on how you felt about the final product, the opening on April 1st felt either perfectly timed or slightly ironic. It had raised $372.5 million worldwide by Sunday. Meanwhile, the majority of critics were elsewhere. The Super Mario Bros. Movie, which came out in…

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Around 2023, a student in a Chicago high school who was only identified in court documents as Q.J. was doing what millions of American teenagers do every year: logging into Naviance, the college advising platform that is used in schools all over the nation to research universities, submit applications, and interact with instructors and counselors. The lawsuit filed on their behalf would claim that Q.J. was unaware that those exchanges were being monitored. Names, student ID numbers, graduation years, demographic data, photos, survey answers, and private correspondence with teachers were all allegedly being transferred to Google, Microsoft, and a digital…

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It arrived on Saturday in the manner that British storms frequently do: with enough notice to cause people to feel uneasy, but when it finally touched down, it did so with a lot more force than the fear had fully prepared them for. Over the course of the Easter weekend, Storm Dave swept across the United Kingdom, causing wind gusts of up to 93 mph in North Wales, power outages in thousands of homes from Armagh to Swansea, the collapse of a gable wall in Blackpool, and the need for a mountain rescue team in the Lake District to rescue…

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Waitrose’s Clapham Junction location is the kind of supermarket that exists at a specific intersection of London life: it is staffed by people who, by all accounts, tend to know the regulars, is busy enough to draw in a certain type of opportunist, and is well-stocked enough to make the temptation real. Walker Smith was aware of this. The man who entered and started putting Lindt Gold Bunny Easter eggs in a Waitrose carrier bag had previously visited. Employees identified him. Additionally, Smith did what many people with seventeen years of work experience might naturally do when a customer informed…

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Four astronauts are traveling through a type of silence that no human has encountered since 1972 somewhere over the Moon’s far side on Monday afternoon. Not a radio. No laser connection. Mission Control in Houston was silent. Only the Orion capsule, the shadowy lunar surface passing beneath it, and whatever each of them is contemplating during that private moment. The Artemis II crew, which includes mission specialists Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen, pilot Victor Glover, and Commander Reid Wiseman, will be inaccessible to anyone on Earth for about forty minutes. Physics will take care of the rest. On April 1st,…

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A picture from a few weeks ago on Gethin Jones’s Instagram account reveals a lot about his current situation. Standing in Glasgow with seventy-four other chef de mission representatives from Commonwealth Games associations worldwide, he’s grinning the way people do when they’ve arrived somewhere they truly want to be. Workshops and seminars, athlete environments, and preparation logistics are all mentioned in the caption. It doesn’t seem like a man grudgingly taking time off from his day job. It’s similar to discovering a second gear. Full NameGethin Clifford JonesDate of BirthFebruary 12, 1978 (age 48)Place of BirthCardiff, Wales, United KingdomEducationManchester Metropolitan…

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The White House routinely informed reporters that the President would not be making any more public appearances on Saturday, April 4, early in the morning. This announcement is known as a press lid. It is a completely typical administrative note by Washington standards. However, ordinary seemed to be out of the question on this specific Easter weekend, with the US involved in ongoing military conflicts with Iran and a 79-year-old president who hadn’t been seen in public for three days. By the afternoon, Google searches for “Trump hospital” and “Trump Walter Reed” had surpassed 500,000. The White House was fully…

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The announcement of Samsung Messages’ discontinuation that appeared on the company’s website this past weekend contains a tiny but significant detail. Users are advised to open Samsung Messages and check if they want to know the precise date the app stops functioning. In other words, the app has a funeral notice of its own. Depending on how attached you were to it, that could be either poetic or a little depressing. TopicSamsung Messages App DiscontinuationDeveloperSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.HeadquartersSamsung Digital City, Suwon, South KoreaApp SuccessorGoogle MessagesDiscontinuation DateJuly 2026 (exact date available in-app)Affected DevicesSamsung Galaxy devices running Android 12 (One UI 4)…

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