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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 07:50 pm

Que el único susto sea ver todo lo que querés comprar 🎃👻

De esos hallazgos que guardás en favoritos a eso que hace rato tenés en mente… ¡con Flashbox, tus compras están más cerca de llegar a tu casa! 📦✈️

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Women in India pay a pink tax just to reach college safely.

World Bank economist Girija Borker studied how students in Delhi choose their colleges, weighing quality against the safety of the daily commute. A woman student is willing to settle for a college about 8 ranks lower for a route that feels meaningfully safer. A man trades away less than 1 rank for the same.

Women are also willing to spend roughly Rs 18,800 more per year than men for that safer route, and travel up to 40 minutes longer every day. With subsidised Delhi University fees, that extra spend is nearly double the average annual tuition. She pays more to reach college safely than to study there.

A lower-ranked college means weaker peer networks, fewer specialised skills and lower placement salaries, depressing earnings for decades. The cheapest lever may be boringly simple: safe buses, lit streets, reliable transport and a police system that protects women. Tamil Nadu has done so much better. The rest of India can learn from it.

Should safe transport count as education spending? Comment YES or NO.

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In May 2025, 22-year-old former missionary Krew Zaugg met a 15-year-old girl. The victim’s family explained that she had recently lost her grandfather and was vulnerable, looking for a friend. Even though she explicitly told Zaugg her age before they met in person, he picked her up and sexually assaulted her inside his locked Tesla.

In court, Zaugg tearfully told the judge that on the night of the crime, he had just broken up with his girlfriend and was desperately seeking comfort. He stated: "I was feeling sad, lonely and miserable. Instead of dealing with those things in a mature and responsible way, I made an impulsive decision." While released on bail awaiting trial, Zaugg reconciled with that same girlfriend and married her.

Zaugg was originally charged with rape of a victim under 16 and lewd conduct with a child. Under a plea agreement, prosecutors amended the charge to felony battery with intent to commit a serious felony, dismissing the lewd conduct charge. District Judge Michael Whyte placed Zaugg on a one-year "rider" program (retained jurisdiction) in a correctional facility. While he carries an underlying sentence of 4 to 18 years, successfully completing the treatment program within that year gives the judge the option to place him on probation instead of sending him to state prison for the full term. He was also ordered to register as a sex offender and maintain no contact with the victim for 14 years.

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