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NewsFour Reds nominated for Premier League Fan Team of the Season ‌ Published 1 day ago By Chris Shaw Share Facebook Twitter Email WhatsApp LinkedIn Telegram Four Liverpool players have been shortlisted for the Premier League Fan Team of the Season for 2025-26. Hugo Ekitike, Mohamed Salah, Dominik Szoboszlai and Virgil van Dijk are the quartet of Reds among the 60 nominations across the division. The votes of supporters will decide the final XI. Voting is open here until 6pm BST on Friday May 29. Published 1 day ago Share Facebook Twitter Email WhatsApp LinkedIn Telegram  » Read More

by Jamie Burch, ABC 7 News Thu, May 21, 2026 at 4:21 PM Updated Thu, May 21, 2026 at 4:32 PM Davion Dajohn Woods (Credit: Potter County Jail) AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — A suspect is accused of opening fire on a house in Amarillo and then asking "who's next?" A Potter County grad jury indicted Davion Dajohn Woods, 18, on one count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. According to court records obtained by ABC 7 News, Woods fired multiple shots at 811 S. Mississippi Street around 10 p.m. on April 3. The homeowner told police he thought the shots game from across the street. According to court records, Woods posted a video of him shooting the house on Snapchat with the caption "Who's Next?" In the video. you can see the gun, the victim's house, and the location of the shooting where police found six, .45-caliber shell casings. You can also see Woods shooting with his right hand, and the tattoo on his right forearm.

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WASHINGTON — There were times when Marcus Semien would watch Paul Toboni during batting practice with the Cal Golden Bears — and just laugh. “He’d be out there on the left-field line, doing the Kevin Mitchell thing, just trying to barehand balls,” Semien said. “That’s a real thing,” Toboni said, more than a little sheepishly. “I mean, we were from the Bay Area. We’d have posters of Giants players in the clubhouse. And you know how it is: College seasons can be long, and you kind of need to mess around in the outfield during BP, and we all remembered the barehanded play Kevin Mitchell made running down the left-field line.”
He paused a second. “A lot of awesome memories,” Toboni said. In the hours ahead at Nationals Park, Semien’s job was to play second base for a New York Mets team that is trying to overcome an abysmal start to the season. He is 35, a father of five, a three-time All-Star and two-time Gold Glove winner in the fifth year of a seven-year,  » Read More

Published May 21, 2026 at 2:45 PM CDT Updated May 21, 2026 at 3:04 PM CDT Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Meta and its messaging app WhatsApp, accusing the companies of misleading Texans about how private their messages really are. The lawsuit, filed Thursday, claims WhatsApp falsely told users their messages were protected by end-to-end encryption — meaning only the sender and recipient could read them. The state argues Meta and WhatsApp still had ways to access some user messages despite those promises. “WhatsApp’s assurances are false,” the lawsuit read. “WhatsApp and its parent company, Meta, have access to virtually all of WhatsApp users’ purportedly ‘private’ communications.” According to court records, Paxton alleges WhatsApp marketed itself as a secure messaging app by telling users that “not even WhatsApp” could see their conversations. But the lawsuit alleges company employees and contractors were able to review certain messages. The lawsuit also cites a Bloomberg report from April about a federal investigation into WhatsApp’s privacy claims. According to the report, a Commerce Department investigator concluded there was “no limit” to the type of WhatsApp messages Meta could access. Bloomberg said it couldn’t independently verify the claim, which Meta denied. Paxton’s office is asking

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Ian Shepherd, Contributor Thu, May 21, 2026 at 3:04 PM CDT 4 min read Closeup of woman’s holding smartphones, connecting with social media, leaving comments, sending messages and sharing photos. Technology connecting people. getty For decades, venture capital depended on closed networks. Founders needed introductions. Investors relied on private circles. Geography mattered. The strongest deal flow often stayed concentrated around Silicon Valley, New York and a handful of elite startup communities. Marshall Sandman believes that model is starting to break down. The founder of Animal Capital has spent the last 139 days posting daily videos on Instagram @marshallsandman explaining venture capital in unusually direct terms: fundraising mechanics, dilution, startup mistakes and how investors evaluate businesses. What began as a content experiment has become a sourcing engine. “We’ve already written our first check from someone that reached out cold to us,” Sandman told me on my podcast. The approach reflects a larger transformation happening across venture capital. Investors are increasingly operating like creators, using content to build trust, attract founders and generate proprietary deal flow. Why Investors Are Turning To Content Sandman originally started posting for operational reasons. He travels constantly between Raleigh, New York and portfolio companies across the country

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks alongside New York City Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch (L) during a news conference at Gracie Mansion in New York City on March 9, 2026. Leonardo Munoz | AFP | Getty Images The fireside chat is getting a livestream reboot. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, whose meteoric rise to City Hall was powered in large part from his social media moxie, launched a recurring Twitch series Thursday called "Talk With the People," where he will answer questions from New Yorkers in real time on a platform better known for gaming than government. The show will also be simulcast across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X and a host of other social media platforms, the mayor's office said. "With the launch of 'Talk with the People,' we're bringing City Hall directly to the platforms where New Yorkers already spend their time," Mamdani said in a statement. During Mamdani's run for mayor, he leaned heavily on social media videos, online explainers and appearances outside traditional political media to reach younger voters and discuss issues such as affordability, housing and transit in a more conversational style. "By hosting the country's first recurring cross-platform stream led by an elected official