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The gun violence continues in Chicago for the second weekend in a row with 40 people shot, including four children. A toddler and a 10-year-old child were killed in two separate incidents of gun violence in Chicago this weekend. The 10-year-old girl died from her injuries on Sunday after she was shot in the head by a stray bullet that came through the window of her Logan Square home Saturday night, Chicago police said. She was transported to John H. Stroger Hospital where she later died, police told CNN. Separately, a 20-month-old boy was fatally shot in the chest and his 22-year-old mother was grazed by a bullet while the two were driving home from the laundromat Saturday afternoon, according to Chicago Police and reports from CNN affiliate WBBM. The mother was driving south on Halsted Street near 60th Street in Englewood with her toddler son in a child seat in the back of the car when a vehicle pulled up alongside their car and started shooting into ...

If you are concerned about a child being neglected or abused, call Maine's 24-hour hotline at 800-452-1999 or 711 to speak with a child protective specialist. Calls may be made anonymously. For more information, visit maine.gov/dhhs/ocfs/cw/reporting_abuse. An Orono mother whose baby allegedly was severely injured by her ex-boyfriend claims in a federal lawsuit that the boy's medical providers failed to tell her about signs of abuse, and didn't report suspected abuse to Maine authorities as required by law. Alexandria Orduna, 22, is seeking unspecified damages from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which administers Medicaid, to pay for the 2-year-old's ongoing medical care. The boy is blind and suffered brain injuries on Jan. 10, 2019, as a result of a skull fracture allegedly inflicted by her ex Cyree Hansley, 25, of North Carolina, the complaint said. A Penobscot County grand jury indicted Hansley in May 2019 on two coun...

This is the moment a starving baby was rescued from the filthy cage where he was made to live while surrounded by a boa constrictor and 56 dogs. The youngster, believed to be about 18 months old, was saved from the makeshift prison in Henry County, Tennessee, on Thursday. Deputies from Henry County Sheriff's Office discovered the boy living in the four feet by four feet cage, surrounded by a menagerie of animals including eight snakes, one of which was a 10 foot long and one foot wide boa constrictor that could easily have crushed the youngster to death. The boy is believed to have spent most of his time in there, with investigators now trying to work out when the child was first confined to the cramped cage. Henry County Sheriff Monte Belew said: 'It was heartbreaking to see the conditions this child was living in. 'There was nothing for that baby in the entire house outside of the cage he was in. All his toys were in there with him. 'There were no ...

HORRIFYING new video shows the moment an Ikea bookcase toppled over and crushed two toddler twins. A baby camera in Nicole Oka's home in California captured what happened to the two-year-olds on June 3. The video shows the twins climbing on the bookcase in their bedroom after being put to bed. Soon, the bookcase can be seen crashing down on them — despite Oka believing the dresser was screwed into the wall. The kids are heard screaming and soon, the children's parents rush in to get them. Oka told USA Today: "I remember being so afraid of this happening. It felt like a very real thing that could happen to me." "My babies could have died," the mother said. "I did everything right. I did everything I should have." Oka told Metro what happened was "traumatic" and said she ran to the children as soon as what saw the incident on the baby camera. The mother and her husband, Dan, bought the bookcase in 2017 and said they understo...

Sleep interrupted by boxer nub Occurred on May 14, 2020 / Buda, Texas, USA Info from Licensor: "I was in bed trying to relax, and my boxer just put his booty in my face while talking to my husband and I got attacked by the boxer nub! Thank god he didn't let one go!" Toddler Takes Pug for A Stroller Ride || ViralHog

A controversial video of a baby learning how to swim has ignited debate on TikTok, with some referring to the method employed as "traumatic." The short clip, which was shared by mom Krysta Meyer on June 21 and has since been viewed over 51 million times, shows her young son Oliver being thrown into a pool by a swimming instructor, who then jumps in after the baby but does not intervene as he sinks. Oliver quickly rights himself and floats to the surface of the pool on his back, and is met by encouragement from his instructor and Meyer, who was standing by to watch and record the lesson. "Oliver amazes me every week!" the proud mom wrote on TikTok. "I can't believe he is barely 2 months in and is catching on so fast. He is a little fish." TikTok users were divided over the technique being taught in the video, which is often referred to as "self-rescue" swimming, where children as young as six months old are thrown into pools and allowed to rig...