They Were Lured In, Then Made to Carry Out 'Love Scams' (Daily Rundown by Newser)

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March 14, 2024   The Big Rundown They Were Lured In, Then Made to Carry Out 'Love Scams' What claimed to be an online gambling firm was, in fact, a scam center that had trapped hundreds of "good-looking" people, who were then forced to woo unsuspecting victims, according to police in the Philippines, who raided the center 60 miles north of Manila on Thursday. Keep reading   From our sponsors Ready to Join the Wine Club for Real People? Let's get real: Becoming a 'wine person' is within reach for anyone; it's just a matter of finding your flavor. That's where Bright Cellars comes in. Their nifty wine quiz uses data to perfectly match you to wines you'll love based on your personal preferences. It's like a matchmaking service for your taste buds, connecting you with wines that suit your style. Shipped in completely recyclable boxes that are printed with water and soy-based ink, every box brings excitement and new flavors, helping you learn what you like as you sip. But here's the best part – their commitment keeps flowing even after delivery. Their full-glass guarantee ensures every wine you get is one you love. If you don't love a bottle, they'll replace it. For readers of the Daily Rundown, a special treat awaits: Take their simple and fun wine quiz today and start your wine journey with six bottles for only $55 (worth over $150). Bright Cellars orders are subject to local law and regulation restrictions and may only be delivered to select states within the contiguous United States. Take the Quiz   More Big News Schumer: It's Time for Netanyahu to Go Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer delivered a remarkable rebuke to Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday, declaring that it's time for new leadership in the nation. Keep reading   Also Making Headlines >  Report: Aaron Rodgers Is a Sandy Hook Truther  (Read It) >  Starship Breaks Up Over Indian Ocean During Reentry  (Read It) >  Olivia Rodrigo's Concert Freebies Cause a Stir in Missouri  (Read It) >  Mnuchin Says He Wants to Buy TikTok  (Read It)   Today's Jaw-Dropper Man's Appetite for Soft Bacon Leads to Brain Parasites A Florida man who went to his doctor complaining his migraine medication wasn't touching his increasingly frequent and painful headaches was found to have parasitic tapeworm larvae in his brain. Keep reading     Don't Overlook Teen Pregnancy Linked to Greater Risk of Early Death A large new study out of Canada suggests that teens who become pregnant are more likely to die by their 31st birthday. Keep reading   On the Lighter Side Count It Down: 3.1415926535 8979323846 264 Math enthusiasts around the world, from college kids to rocket scientists, are celebrating Pi Day, which is March 14 or 3/14—the first three digits of an infinite number with many practical uses. Keep reading   Science Buzz Blood Test for This Cancer Shows Promise for Early Detection A new, simpler way to screen for colon cancer could soon become the routine. Keep reading   Wild Card The Toll of Heat on One US County by the Numbers Plenty of Americans got a taste of just how brutal last summer's heatwaves were. Keep reading   Comment of the Day "This is your brain on bacon." Myself Read the story Quote of the Day "There's nothing inherently immoral about having limited access to emotion. I offer my story because I know I'm not alone." Read the story Read This Elsewhere Keurig Is Going Green With 100% Compostable Coffee Pods (and They're Pretty Darn Cool) Read the story   Today's 6 Most-Read Stories   From Our Sponsors Manage your subscriptions  |  Unsubscribe from Newser emails  |  Privacy Policy We'd love to hear from you. Send us a note at feedback@newser.com. Read our stories on MSN. Newser, LLC  |  1395 Brickell Avenue  |  Suite 800  |  Miami, Florida  |  33131 © 2024 Newser, LLC. All rights reserved