Dog hospitalized after being set on fire at homeless encampment in Los Angeles

Animal advocates are raising alarms over a disturbing increase in the abuse and neglect of dogs at homeless encampments across Los Angeles. Reports indicate that these vulnerable animals are facing extreme cruelty, including being set on fire.

About two weeks ago, on Florence Avenue in South L.A., a 1-year-old Shepherd mix named Luke was deliberately set on fire.

“It was intentional,” said Sandra Viveros with Compton Paw Patrol, highlighting the severity of the situation.

Advocates are calling for increased awareness and action to protect these animals from further harm.
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Gen Z Overtakes Millennials as India’s Top Crypto Investors

The post Gen Z Overtakes Millennials as India’s Top Crypto Investors appeared com. Gen Z investors now form 37. 6% of India’s crypto user base, surpassing Millennials. Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Ethereum dominate holdings, while Ethereum leads in trading. Tier-2 cities such as Jaipur and Patna are seeing rapid adoption and portfolio growth. Gen Z is now India’s largest group of cryptocurrency investors, according to CoinSwitch’s “India’s Crypto Portfolio Q3 2025” report. Gen Z Leads Adoption In CoinSwitch Q3 2025 Report The study, based on 25 million users, shows investors aged 18 to 25 now make up 37. 6% of the user base. This figure slightly surpasses Millennials, who account for 37. 3%. The data points to a clear generational shift and highlights the market’s continued evolution, with younger investors treating crypto as a legitimate long-term investment. Related: India and the U. S. Lead Global Crypto Adoption in 2025 as Stablecoin Volume Hit $4 Trillion Where Is Crypto Adoption Growing in India? While metro cities remain strongholds of crypto activity, the report shows an accelerating trend in Tier-2 adoption. Delhi leads with 19. 3% of users, followed by Bengaluru at 8. 9% and Mumbai at 7%. However, cities such as Jaipur, Lucknow, and Patna are gaining traction, suggesting that crypto’s reach extends beyond major urban centers. Investment preferences also vary by region. Mumbai leads in blue-chip investments, Hyderabad in large-cap assets, Patna in mid-cap portfolios, and Jaipur in small-cap exposure. Kolkata investors recorded the highest profitability, with 77% of portfolios in profit, or “in the green.” Bitcoin and Dogecoin Remain Investor Favorites The report shows Bitcoin remains India’s most held cryptocurrency, accounting for 7. 2% of total holdings. Dogecoin follows closely, with a 6. 1% share, showing its continued popularity among younger traders. Ethereum ranks third at 4. 9%. Trading patterns differ slightly. Ethereum was the most traded token during the quarter, representing 8. 9% of all transactions. XRP and Bitcoin followed, each capturing.