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Most Trendy, Spooky Costumes Of 2025 Revealed By Spirit Halloween Most Trendy, Spooky Costumes Of 2025 Revealed By Spirit Halloween
Most Trendy, Spooky Costumes Of 2025 Revealed By Spirit Halloween K-pop stars, Broadway witches, and pink Ghostface masks are expected to be among the most popular Halloween costumes in 2025. Spirit Halloween released its 2025 costume trends on Friday, Sept. 19. The Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey-based company is expected to open more than 1,500 temporary stores nationwide. The retailer is known for transforming empty storefronts and strip malls into destinations for costumes, spooky decorations, and many other Halloween staples. "Halloween is the ultimate stage for self-expression, and no one brings that to life like Spirit Halloween fans," said …

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by Chris Spiker
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Fortnite Players Getting $126M In Refunds For Unwanted Charges, FTC Says Fortnite Players Getting $126M In Refunds For Unwanted Charges, FTC Says
Fortnite Players Getting $126M In Refunds For Unwanted Charges, FTC Says Fortnite players across the US are getting a fresh round of cash — and they didn’t even have to win a battle royale to claim it. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced it’s sending out more than $126 million in refunds to players who were charged for unwanted in-game purchases, as part of a settlement with Fortnite’s developer, Epic Games. The latest round of payments includes 969,173 checks and PayPal transfers issued on June 25 and 26, the FTC said this week. This stems from a 2023 settlement in which Epic agreed to pay $245 million after the FTC accused the company of using decept…

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by Zak Failla
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CT Predator Targeted Young Gamers With Vile Demands: Feds Say He Exploited Dozens Of Kids CT Predator Targeted Young Gamers With Vile Demands: Feds Say He Exploited Dozens Of Kids
CT Predator Targeted Young Gamers With Vile Demands: Feds Say He Exploited Dozens Of Kids A 22-year-old Connecticut man is accused of using TikTok and online games like Fortnite to prey on children, including an 8-year-old boy, federal officials announced. Sean Sayer, of Naugatuck, was arrested and charged with several child exploitation crimes after investigators say he exchanged over 1,300 messages with the Oregon boy in just three days, the US Attorney for Connecticut said.  The child had texted Sayer on March 20 asking if Sayer was "@fornight_legends" on TikTok. Officials said Sayer replied yes, and what followed was alarming. Federal agents say Sayer "aggressivel…

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by Josh Lanier