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Navigation for News Categories Pho Viet Street Food. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone A Wellington man says his businesses lost up to $2000 a day after their Instagram and Facebook accounts were banned mistakenly. Alex Hoang is the general manager for two businesses in the capital, Pho Viet Street Food and Velvet Nail Room. On 14 January he was notified that the Instagram and Facebook accounts were locked due to sexual content on his page which he completely rejected. Hoang immediately appealed which resulted in Meta services saying he was permanently banned. He told RNZ after he was not getting anywhere with the normal process of escalating these issues, he contacted an email address that was not public after seeing an influencer use it who had similar problems. Following that the ban was reversed on Saturday. Hoang said his businesses relied social media a lot. "Social media is really important for those businesses as it is a channel for us to communicate with customers." He estimated the two businesses were losing between $1000-$2000 per day.  » Read More

Meta's Q4 earnings preview focuses on Facebook and Instagram advertising, AI-driven costs, guidance risk and key technical levels for traders.  » Read More

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Updated Jan. 19, 2026, 12:27 p.m. CT (This story was updated to add new information.) Des Moines police have identified an elderly woman who was found wandering outside in below-freezing temperatures early in the morning on Jan. 19. The Des Moines Police Department said in a news release that a member of the public provided a tip that helped officers identify the 78-year-old woman within 12 minutes of sharing her picture on social media. "Thank you to all who reached out to help!" the news release said. "Her medical care continues, and she is being reunited with her family." Police said in an earlier news release that officers found the woman on the 4100 block of East 29th Street just after 1 a.m. At the time, the temperature was 5 degrees, with a wind chill of 14 degrees below zero, police said. After police took the woman to the hospital, medical personnel determined that she had suffered a stroke, although they could not say whether the stroke happened recently or in the past.  » Read More

On Sunday afternoon, Jase posted a video and said that he had found Josh on the floor in a lot of pain. BOYNE FALLS, Mich. — British TikTok star Josh Cauldwell-Clarke from the duo Josh & Jase was taken to the hospital on Sunday afternoon amid their whirlwind trip to Michigan, leaving fans concerned for his well-being.  Josh Cauldwell-Clarke and Jase Riley have been documenting their time in Michigan on their TikTok, Instagram and Facebook pages. Their travels have included a stop at 13 ON YOUR SIDE's studio as well as spontaneously raising thousands of dollars for Mel Trotter Ministries in Grand Rapids.  On Sunday, around 10:20 a.m., the pair posted a video of themselves shoveling after their Saturday night visit to Boyne Mountain Resort. The two were hefting snow in a silly panic, afraid of being snowed in.  Just hours later, around 2 p.m., Jase posted a solo video on their Facebook page and said that when he walked into where they were staying,  » Read More

STORRS, Conn. – Lauren Clark earned a win and the Catamounts picked up seven second place finishes as they fell 224-76 to UConn in a dual meet from the Wolff-Zackin Natatorium Sunday afternoon.   RELATED LINKS Full Results (.pdf)   COACH'S QUOTE "I was really impressed with how our student-athletes competed today after a very competitive meet yesterday," said Head Coach  Gerry Cournoyer . "We're looking forward to competing at home next Saturday and honoring our great group of seniors.   HOW IT HAPPENED Clark won her fourth race of the season Sunday with a time of 2:04.01 in the 200 Fly. Natalie Schick's new varsity record in the 100 Back lasted less than 24 hours as she reset the mark again Sunday with a second-place time of 54.67. She swam the event one-tenth of a second faster today. Schick also finished second for the Catamounts in the 200 Back with a time of 2:00.56. Her time today was her second fastest this season in the event.  » Read More

Addison Clegg, 24, of Meriden, was convicted this week of first-degree kidnapping, first-degree robbery, first-degree strangulation and several other crimes. NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — A Meriden man involved in a brazen crime that seriously injured a victim was convicted of five separate charges this week.   A jury found 24-year-old Addison Clegg guilty of first-degree kidnapping, first-degree robbery, first-degree strangulation, stealing a firearm and criminal possession of a firearm. The verdicts were returned on Jan. 12 in New Britain Superior Court, according to a report from the Connecticut Division of Criminal Justice. Prosecutors revealed during the trial that Clegg arranged a Facebook Marketplace transaction to exchange sneakers with the victim. Instead, Clegg strangled the victim to the point of unconsciousness so that another person could then steal the victim’s legally registered 9mm gun and his vehicle. The victim was then driven from the scene while unconscious. At some point during the ride, the victim regained consciousness and escaped from the moving vehicle by jumping out on Cromwell Avenue in Rocky Hill.  » Read More

CORAL GABLES, Fla. – The University of Miami men’s tennis team (3-0) opened the season with a 7-0 win over the UNF Ospreys and 4-0 victory over Buffalo Bulls on Saturday. Mehdi Sadaoui and Jakub Kroslak took down Youssef Labbene and Kyle Piqueras, 6-1, on court two, followed by a 6-4 win from Nacho Serra Sanchez and Antonio Prat over Breno Marques and Andreas Scott. No. 30 Antonio Prat grabbed the automatic win from a retirement by Andreas Scott to put the Hurricanes up 2-0. Kroslak then earned the 6-3, 6-2 win against Piqueras, while Segado dominated on court five with a 6-2, 6-0 win over Joao Portugal to clinch the win. Serra Sanchez extended the lead with a 6-2, 6-3 victory against Marques at the No. 2 spot and Alhogbani with a 6-4, 6-3 decision against Jean Deloziere. Sadaoui then completed the sweep with a 7-6 (5), 6 (5)-7, 12-10 win over Labbene. Later that night, the Hurricanes faced the Bulls. Sadaoui and Kroslak paired up in doubles once again to take down Jorquera and Nasyam,  » Read More

News Gregory Mc Burnie 7 Hrs Ago Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro - Police killed two men and injured another while carrying out a sting operation to catch bandits suspected of using fake Facebook ads to rob people. In a media release on January 16, the TT Police Service (TTPS) said officers attached to the North Central Division, in collaboration with a specialist unit, conducted an intelligence-based, covert sting operation along Mt Hope Road, St Joseph. Acting on information regarding a Facebook Marketplace arrangement to purchase a vehicle, officers posed as prospective buyers and went to the proposed meeting site. When they arrived at the location to carry out the transaction, four men approached them and announced a robbery. Police say the bandits, when confronted, shot at them and they returned fire. Three of the suspects were shot while one escaped. One of the injured bandits was arrested at the scene while the other two were taken to the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex where they were declared dead on arrival.  » Read More

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — Some parents with students in the Springfield Public Schools (SPS) district are in an uproar over Facebook posts and comments from a Maple Elementary school teacher, some of which express anti-Muslim, ableist, and even genocidal rhetoric. We spoke to a few of those parents on Friday along with district officials about what they want to see happen. Cheyanne, who agreed to speak with us on the condition of not showing her face or sharing her last name, and whose children attend the elementary school, came across kindergarten teacher Neil Baird's Facebook page after he commented on an SPS post regarding Monday's board meeting. She says when looking at Baird's profile, she came across many Facebook posts that concerned her. "I saw him making comments about students on IEPs ,” Cheyanne told us. “That made me see red. I have a son that's autistic, and I knew before I hit that point that the school needed to be aware of these posts." One post that has since been deleted but was public Thursday,  » Read More