online
Coverage of online in the Nexus archive.
- Rare hammerhead shark sighting off Malibu Pier caught on video
A rare hammerhead shark was spotted off the Malibu Pier. The sighting captured by a local fisherman is now going viral online.
- Man sentenced to 16 years for propositioning undercover officer posing as minor
A man from Hampton was sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexually propositioning an undercover officer online. The alleged crime took place when the officer was posing as a 14-year-old girl during October 2025.
- Leander ISD Police Department faces state probe, high turnover in first year
The Leander ISD Police Department is reportedly facing a state probe and has experienced high turnover during its first year. Regarding this situation, the district responded to questions from KXAN by posting both the questions and their answers online for the public.
- Teens force swan to vape, post the evidence online
Two teens allegedly removed a lure from a swan's neck and force-fed it a vape, which they then posted online. Prosecutors have accused the pair of this act.
- What's behind the push to make peptide therapies more readily available
Peptide therapies, marketed for longevity and wellness benefits, are sold through a grey market online. Compounding pharmacies argue they should be allowed to produce these unproven therapies legally to meet demand.
- Beyond bans: why fringe Islamic movements still find followers in Malaysia
Malaysia’s religious authorities can ban deviant Islamic teachings and enforce rehabilitation, but fringe movements continue to attract followers online through rebranding, moving abroad, or using social media. Recent concerns have emerged in Selangor, the country’s richest and most populous state.
- Iran is exploiting our racial divisions online — and Americans are helping
Iran is exploiting racial divisions in the United States online, using propaganda to turn Americans against each other and the war. The article highlights how Americans are inadvertently aiding this effort by amplifying divisive content.
- Met Police officer who raped and assaulted women he met online while working on domestic abuse cases faces years in jail
A Metropolitan Police officer has been sentenced to years in jail for raping and assaulting women he met online, despite his role in handling domestic abuse cases. The officer's crimes were discovered during his work on domestic abuse, leading to a conviction.