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LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Kentucky Softball team, who will be the No. 15 seed in the 2026 Southeastern Conference Tournament will open its tournament run on Tuesday afternoon against No. 10 Mississippi State at John Cropp Stadium at 3:30 p.m. ET. Kentucky and Mississippi State did not face one another in the regular season. The last time the two sides played was in 2025 when Mississippi State took two out of three from Kentucky in Lexington by winning games one and three. Mississippi State finished the 2026 season with an overall record of 37-17 record and 9-15 in the SEC. SEC Network and the ESPN app will have the television broadcast of Tuesday afternoon’s game. Tickets for the game between the Wildcats and Bulldogs can be purchased at UKathletics.com/tickets as well as tickets for the entire SEC Tournament running through Saturday, May 9. For the latest on UK Softball, follow the Wildcats on Twitter and Instagram at @UKSoftball.  » Read More

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St. Benedict’s Episcopal School distributed the following announcement about its aquisition of property at Daniel Street and Cooper Lake Road: St. Benedict’s Episcopal School has acquired property at the corner Daniel Street and Cooper Lake Road in Smyrna, Georgia, marking a significant milestone in the school’s long-term vision to expand its campus and enhance the student experience for current and future learners. Located just northwest of Atlanta, the Smyrna property creates a rare opportunity for St. Benedict’s to thoughtfully grow its physical footprint while deepening its commitment to whole-child education. The newly secured land will support expanded green space, outdoor learning environments, and community gathering areas, while also laying the foundation for a future middle school campus. “This is a defining moment for St. Benedict’s,” said Brian Sullivan Head of School “Opportunities like this property happen once in a lifetime. We are so lucky and excited to expand our footprint in Smyrna, and build a legacy that will be a home for generations to come.” Alongside the acquisition, the school has launched the Imagine Capital Campaign, a $5 Million initiative to fund the first phase of campus development, The campaign reflects a strategic, phased approach that prioritizes immediate improvements for

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New Mexico trial puts Meta under pressure: Changes coming to Facebook, Instagram?  The fate of Meta platforms hangs in balance as a trial beginning in New Mexico on Monday will decide the certain changes for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. The decision will be taken on whether Meta platforms constitute a public nuisance or not. The case will be tried before a judge in Sante Fe on the basis of “public nuisance law” which is traditionally used for issues like pollution or blocking roads. But this time it will be used for social media. The trial stems from a lawsuit previously filed by New Mexico Attorney ‌ General Raúl Torrez, a Democrat, who accused Meta of designing addictive products related to social media platforms and failing to safeguard young people from online sexual exploitation. According to court filings, Torrez’s office is seeking not only billions of dollars in damages but also a court-ordered change, obliging Meta to bring significant changes for minors. New Mexico trial puts Meta under pressure: Changes coming to Facebook, Instagram?  The changes include mandatory age verification, ending features like "autoplay" and "infinite scrolling" for minors. Meta should also redesign algorithms to prioritize "quality content" over addictive engagement.

Serial Instagram reuploaders are about to be hit hard in the algorithm, as the platform announces new content ranking guidelines intended to boost original content creators. Accounts that primarily aggregate content or repost others' content without meaningful alterations or additions won't be recommended to other users, Instagram explained in a recent Creators blog post. The platform announced the same algorithmic guidelines for Reels uploads in 2024. Now they'll apply to photos and carousel posts, too. "Original content" is defined as "work that you wholly created or reflects your unique perspective," Instagram explains. That includes original photos and designs, as well as third-party content that is materially edited by the user. "Some examples include adding unique text on the content itself that provides more context than just describing what’s happening, adding creative graphics that offer new information, or using our remix feature to transform the original," the blog post reads. Mashable Light Speed The platform recommends that accounts that frequently reshare content share other users' posts to their stories, use the repost button, or enable collab posts to avoid being marked ineligible. Aggregator accounts that are marked ineligible for recommendations under the new guidelines can regain their place in the feed

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