Infant swim lessons spark safety focus from US group
Logan's near drowning prompts Cedar Park family to reflect on infant water training. Experts note benefits and limits of early lessons with organizations like US Swim School Association, Red Cross, and YMCA advocating water introduction starting at 6 months while pediatrics caution starting before age 4. Diversified views emphasize safety, parental decision, and skill progression from breath control to edge return.
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Mega-spammer settles lawsuits with Texas and Microsoft
Ryan Pitylak, 24 and a UT graduate, agreed to a $1 million Microsoft fine and to stop sending unsolicited emails. He must sell a $430,000 house and a 2005 BMW to help pay fines after admitting daily sending 25 million emails in 2004. He once ranked as the fourth worst spammer per Spamhaus and led a network of over 200 front companies.
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Dallas police chief tightens rules and fires five officers
Dallas Police Chief David Kunkle announced stricter pursuit policies and dismissed five officers, three officers and two sergeants, for alleged misconduct. He cited abuse of power and outlined an appeals process remains available.
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