A social media influencer sent to prison for trying to hijack a website

A social media influencer sent to prison for trying to hijack a website A social media influencer in Iowa was sentenced to 14 years in prison this week for threatening to hijack a website at gunpoint. Rossi Adams, also known as “Polo,” is the founder of “State Snaps.” His social media accounts had over a million followers at one point and used the slogan “Do it for state.” He wanted to buy the domain doitforstate.com form a guy in Cedar Rapids and tried to convince the man to sell it to him. The dispute led to a break-in at the victim’s home and a shooting. In addition to the prison time, Rossi also has to pay nearly $40,000 in restitution and attorney fees. The House Committee on the Judiciary is introducing two articles of impeachment House Democrats unveiled two articles of impeachment against President Trump this morning. One for abuse of power. The second is for obstruction of Congress. The next major milestone in this process will be a House vote on those articles. If at least one passes, the president would be impeached. The process would then move to the trial phase. A new safety app will automatically call 911 and video record emergencies All you have to do is say your safe word. On Tuesday, UrSafe launched the app on iOS and Android. Users can call out their safe word during an emergency and the device will instantly start recording and contact police. It was created by and Air Force veteran and two medical professionals. They hope it will help save lives in any assault situation. Merriam-Webster has announced nonbinary “they” as their word of the year The American English dictionary says searches for the nonbinary pronoun have increased by 313 percent in the last year. The definition of “they” as a nonbinary pronoun was added to the three other separate definitions of the word in September.