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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained Khaby Lame, the most-followed TikTok creator, at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas on Friday. ⁠
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ICE stated that Lame, an Italian citizen originally from Senegal, had overstayed his visa. He was reportedly offered the option to leave voluntarily and chose to depart the country.⁠
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Lame, 25, rose to global prominence during the pandemic with silent reaction videos mocking overcomplicated internet “hacks.” He has served as an ambassador for Boss, Binance, and UNICEF. Despite living in Italy since childhood, he did not receive Italian citizenship until 2022.⁠
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The detention occurred amid President Donald Trump’s broader immigration enforcement campaign, which has included ICE operations at airports and workplaces. During his campaign, Trump pledged to pursue mass deportations across the United States.⁠
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In a viral moment that's sparking conversations across the internet, a hyper-realistic humanoid robot shocked onlookers by instantly reacting to an inappropriate touch during a tech showcase. Developed to recognize and respond to human gestures, this robot is programmed with advanced Al and emotional recognition systems that allow it to distinguish between friendly interaction and unwanted contact. The man's stunned expression highlights the robot's uncanny ability to enforce personal boundaries - a powerful demonstration of ethics in robotics and Al-human interaction. This scene is part of an awareness campaign demonstrating how future robots could help teach social cues and boundaries.
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EFCC quizzes suspected ‘Yahoo’ school operators and students

Operatives of the Benin Zonal Directorate of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have commenced investigation of 30 suspected internet fraudsters arrested in a Yahoo training School (a.k.a Hustle Kingdom, HK) in Benin City, Edo State capital.

The anti-graft agency disclosed this in a tweet on Tuesday, April 29, 2025.

It wrote: “The suspects, arrested by officers of 4 Brigade, Nigerian Army at their hideout in Benin City, were on Monday April 28, 2025 handed over to the EFCC for further investigation.

“At the time of arrest, the Yahoo School has full trappings of a conventional computer school with desktop computers, work stations and other computer accessories. There was also a compartment stocked with various fetish items.

“Items recovered from the suspects include a Toyota Corolla car, phones, laptops and Mpeg Audio-layer 3, MP3.

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