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STOCKTON, Calif. – The Pacific men's tennis program added more athleticism to its roster with the signing of Reuben De Klerk, announced by head coach Clifton Awuy.   From Potchefstroom, South Africa, De Klerk will be eligible to play this spring, 2026 season.   De Klerk has reached a career-high ITF Junior World Ranking of No. 130. He's currently ranked No. 4 in South Africa's Under 18 division and holds a No. 12 national men's ranking.   "We're extremely excited to have Reuben join the Pacific men's tennis program," Awuy said. "He's a world-class competitor with a proven record of success in international play. Beyond his results, Reuben brings a great work ethic, professionalism and a hunger to keep improving. He's going to make an immediate impact on our lineup and add tremendous value to our team culture."   De Klerk is a versatile singles and doubles player who has won three ITF singles titles and nine ITF doubles titles. He boasts a career-high UTR of 12.36, underlining his competitiveness at the international level.  » Read More

LIVE RESULTS | COURSE MAP NEW ORLEANS – University of New Orleans senior distance runner Mason Appleton will compete in the NCAA South Central Regional on Friday morning at Argi Park in Fayetteville, Ark. Appleton finished his senior season with an 8K personal best time of 24:00 at the Southland Championships two weeks ago. He also set a 5K personal best of 15:04.1 to open the season at the Battle for New Orleans, and took home first place at the 7,000 meter Azalea City Classic on Oct. 3 Mason has run in two previous South Central regionals. He finished 97th in 2022 with a time of 33:48.0 as a freshman, and 95th last season with a time of 32:12.0 as junior. He did not run at the 2023 regional, which took place at Argi Park. The UNO school record at both 10K and at a South Central Regional is 30:53.3 set by Kolyn Saltzman in 2022. Appleton's time last season ranks No. 8 all-time, and No.  » Read More

Don't miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a preferred source on Google. Are you worried that Meta will soon read your direct messages on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp? Some social media posts erroneously claim the company is changing its privacy policies to allow for widespread monitoring, but the upcoming change will instead allow the company to monitor your interactions with its Meta AI chatbot. The change, which takes effect on Dec. 16, is intended to better "personalize content and ads recommendations” across its services. An example given by Meta says if you talk to the AI chatbot about a topic such as hiking, "you might start seeing recommendations for hiking groups, posts from friends about trails, or ads for hiking boots.” Meta also highlights how this is similar to other features on its platforms. For example, if you watch an Instagram Reel about hiking, it would then know to highlight similar content in the future, or it may influence which ads you see.  » Read More

By Caden Smith, TTU Athletics Media Relations  Huntsville, Ala- Tennessee Tech prepares to compete in the 2025 NCAA South Regionals hosted by the University of North Alabama on Friday.  The 2025 NCAA DI Cross Country South Regional will be held at the John Hunt Cross Country Course in Huntsville, AL on November 14th. The women's 6k begins at 8:30 a.m. CT and the men's 10k begins at 9:30 a.m. CT. The University of North Alabama last hosted the NCAA Division I South Regional Cross Country Championships in 2022.  Live results can be found here: HERE   The men's team finished 5th at the OVC Championships, with Carter Bradford leading the way with a 2nd place finish. Bradford's personal best of 24:22.83 gave him the sixth fastest 8k time in program history. The men's team qualifiers for the South Regional Championships are listed below.   The women's team brought home the OVC Championship for the first time in program history. Naomy Lokiles led the team with a personal best time of 21:26.5 and a 6th place finish.   » Read More

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DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - Kings Harvest Pet Rescue is warning people about a Facebook scam. Officials said a scam page is pretending to be the rescue, advertising little dogs like Yorkies and asking for money to hold the dogs or asking people to pay before picking the dog up, according to a Facebook post. Kings Harvest officials said they never ask for money for dogs until people are at the shelter and adopting the dog. They also never let anyone adopt a dog without meeting them first. Officials are asking people to report anything suspicious. If someone is interested in a dog, officials said to call the rescue or visit between 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to make sure the dog is at the shelter. Copyright 2025 KWQC. All rights reserved.  » Read More

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KILLEEN, Texas (KWTX) - The alarm was set before sunrise, just like every other dialysis day. At 3:53 in the morning on October 14, Shyreka Wallace routinely scrolled Facebook before her appointment. Then she saw it — a post that would change everything. “She posted on Facebook looking for someone who needed a new organ,” Wallace recalls. For 25 years, Wallace has lived with lupus, a disease that causes her body to attack itself. The Killeen woman knows pain intimately — the kind that can make walking nearly impossible and cause weight fluctuations from steroids. It’s the constant sickness that comes with fighting an invisible enemy. “It’s painful at times. Sometimes you can hardly walk. You stay sick a lot. Your weight goes up and down because of the steroids you’re on,” she said. This wasn’t Wallace’s first dance with organ failure. In 2005, her kidneys gave out. She waited five grueling years for a match, five years of watching her health decline while hoping for a miracle that seemed increasingly unlikely.  » Read More

After a one-year absence, City College of San Francisco has made its way back to the Northern California Regional Playoffs. With a 7-3 overall record, the Rams were named the No. 4 seed and will host No. 5 Fresno City College on Saturday, Nov. 22 in the regional quarterfinals. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. at George M. Rush Stadium. In the other NCFC quarterfinal, No. 3 Diablo Valley College (9-1) hosts No. 6 Butte College (8-2) on Nov. 22 at 1 p.m. College of San Mateo (9-1) and Modesto Junior College (8-2) received the top-two seeds as well as an opening-round bye. Ticket prices for the California Community College Athletic Association (3C2A) postseason game at CCSF are $12 for general admission and $8 for all identified students, faculty, staff, senior citizens age 60 and over, and children under 12 years old. Live stream info will be announced when available.   CCSF will look to bounce back from its loss in the regular-season finale this past Friday night at Diablo Valley College. Despite the loss,  » Read More

Facebook's algorithm constitutes 'indirect discrimination on the basis of sex' Facebook's algorithm in recommending job ads to users constitutes indirect discrimination by gender, according to France's equalities regulator, in a new decision from a European country that holds the tech giant accountable for the algorithm. Défenseur des Droits ruled in a decision last month that Meta, Facebook's parent company, is breaking French anti-discrimination law for the sexist job ads recommendations of its algorithm. "The system implemented to disseminate job opportunities treats users of the Facebook platform differently because of their gender and constitutes indirect discrimination on the basis of sex," the Défenseur des Droits ruled. It gave Meta three months to implement measures to ensure the non-discriminatory nature of the display of advertisements for job opportunities. Facebook's discriminatory algorithm The decision comes after a complaint filed by French women's rights organisations, Fondation des Femmes and Femmes Ingénieures, in collaboration with investigative campaigning organisation Global Witness. According to the findings, the job ads on Facebook for mechanic positions were mostly shown to male users,  » Read More