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Education Jul 28

For principals, student sexting a speeding ‘freight train,’ full of peril

By Benjamin Herold, Education Week

Nation May 19

Former U.S. Congressman Anthony Weiner exits U.S. Federal Court with attorney Arlo Devlin-Brown (back, R), after pleading guilty to one count of sending obscene messages to a minor, ending an investigation into a "sexting" scandal that played a role in last year's U.S. presidential election. Photo taken May 19, 2017. Photo by Reuters
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News Wrap: Anthony Weiner pleads guilty in sexting case

In our news wrap Friday, Former New York Rep. Anthony Weiner pleaded guilty to sending sexually explicit messages to a 15-year-old girl, a scandal that spilled into the presidential race as part of an investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails. Also,…

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World Aug 29

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News Wrap: U.S. tells Turkey to focus attacks on ISIS, not Kurds, in Syria

In our news wrap Monday, top American officials accused Turkey of focusing on Kurdish groups in their military campaign against Syria, instead of on ISIS. Also, in Yemen, a suicide truck bomb tore into a gathering of military recruits, leaving…

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Nation Nov 06

Twitter chat: Should teen sexting be a felony?

In a cover story in The Atlantic, Hanna Rosin tackled the question of “Why Kids Sext,” and the difficulty teen sexting poses to law enforcement. We took the conversation to Twitter.

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