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FCC chair Brendan Carr said broadcasters could lose their licenses if they do not “operate in the public interest,” reiterating President Donald Trump‘s criticism of media coverage of the Iran war. “Broadcasters that are running hoaxes and news distortions — also known as the fake news — have a chance now to correct course before their license renewals come up,” Carr wrote on X Saturday as he reshared a post Trump wrote on Truth Social. “The law is clear. Broadcasters must operate in the public interest, and they will lose their licenses if they do not.” He continued, “And frankly, changing course is in their own business interests since trust in legacy media has now fallen to an all time low of just 9% and are ratings disasters. The American people have subsidized broadcasters to the tune of billions of dollars by providing free access to the nation’s airwaves. It is very important to bring trust back into media, which has earned itself the label of fake news.” In Trump’s original post, he slammed “an intentionally misleading headline by the Fake News Media about the five tanker planes that were supposedly struck down at an Airport in Saudi Arabia, and of no further

WhatsApp wants to make it more interesting for families in particular with a new update. The feature is designed to give parents more control over their children’s accounts. They can decide what their children can and cannot do. In the near future, adults are not the only ones participating in WhatsApp chats. With this new feature, the developer also wants to get children between the ages of 10 and 12 jumping aboard the WhatsApp bandwagon. There is now a special account for this, which can be set up by parents and micromanaged. WhatsApp Launches Parent-Managed Accounts According to WhatsApp, setting up the new function is a very simple affair. It should be enough for parents to place their smartphone directly next to their child’s smartphone. According to the documentation, it should also be possible to scan a QR code for pairing. The bare minimum is having a WhatsApp account exist on the child’s smartphone, which can be created using the option “Create a parent-managed account”. During the pairing process, the parent or guardian creates a six-digit parent PIN, which is required to change many settings. Once the parent and child accounts are linked, the security functions take effect. For instance

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson March 14, 2026 The Cobb County Courier has a quiz we run from Monday to Thursday in our email newsletter. Here on the main website, it will be a weekend quiz, published Saturdays and Sundays. On Saturday the quiz will highlight news stories from the county over the past week. This quiz is for the week ending Friday, March 13, 2026. The purpose is to create a fun educational experience that engages readers. Looking up the answers on the web or in other sources is not cheating. The quiz aims to encourage readers to learn about the operation and history of the county in which they live. It’s great if you already know the answers, but if you don’t, you should learn them! The answers for this quiz can be found by visiting the links listed below the quiz. If you want a daily dose of the quiz, subscribe to the Courier’s newsletter by following this link. It’s free, and you get a list of our latest headlines, plus the daily version of this quiz. Have fun! Answer key links Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5

And Twitch streamers too, but they're less important Image credit: Mega Crit Broadly speaking accessibility features still have a long way to go in most games, however, one that has been cropping up more and more are phobia-sensitive options. It cannot be understated how many don't like spiders! So the increase in such features is welcome as someone who perhaps doesn't have a phobia but would still like the option to not look at the eight-legged devils. And according to March's Slay the Spire 2 newsletter, sorry, neowsletter, a phobia accessibility mode is on the way. There's no specific date attached to this right now, with co-creator Casey Yano explaining the team's approach to a roadmap in the Steam post thusly: "While we know people are curious about what major content updates are coming down the pike, right now we won’t be giving a specific timeline or roadmap for high-level content aside from what we’ve already confirmed (alternate acts for acts 2 & 3, more cards, events, and other content, etc). All of your feedback has been greatly appreciated and has helped us fix some softlocks and other issues already. Balancing the game will be a constant journey, so we

Twitch streamer RaKai says he was involved in a physical fight outside a Walmart after someone confronted him while he was walking toward the store. The story came out during his livestream, and a one-minute-28-second clip from the stream was later shared on X on March 13, 2026. In the video, the young streamer tells viewers that the situation started when a stranger began insulting him and threatening him. During the livestream, RaKai explained that the argument quickly turned into a fight. He said the other person approached him while he was walking to Walmart and began shouting insults. According to RaKai, he looked around to make sure the person was speaking to him before responding. The exchange soon became heated, and he said punches were thrown during the confrontation. RaKai also showed his knuckles on stream and claimed they were injured during the fight. The clip quickly started spreading online, with many viewers sharing and reacting to his story. Some fans believed his explanation, while others questioned whether the incident actually happened. As the discussion grew on social media, RaKai addressed those doubts during the same livestream and explained why he felt frustrated by the reactions. Twitch streamer RaKai

WhatsApp has replaced SMS texting to become the primary texting app for a large majority of smartphone users. It's free, convenient, and offers more features than a regular texting app, such as the ability to send voice notes, emojis, and stickers. And even though almost every single one of us has been a WhatsApp user for quite a long time, there are many features that are hidden from plain sight for many users.  These features are pretty useful when used correctly. For example, you can save your phone's internal storage by preventing WhatsApp from saving incoming media to your gallery. Hence, we will introduce you to many such features in this guide and how you can activate them in your account to make the most out of WhatsApp. Earlier in 2025, users could use chatGPT in WhatsApp, but later in year, Meta announced to get rid of AIs from its texting app. Set different notification tone for specific users You won't be able to guess who texted you based on the alert tone alone if it is set to sound the same for everyone — especially when the phone is out of your hand's reach. WhatsApp allows you to customize

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What began as a routine Friday at North Middle School in Decherd turned tense when a Franklin County school resource officer detained two minors over alleged Snapchat threats aimed at the campus, according to the sheriff’s office. The SRO immediately opened an investigation, security around the school was stepped up while deputies worked to track the posts, and the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office said it is seeking to have the juveniles charged with "threats of mass violence." After investigators reviewed the material, officials later determined the posts were unsubstantiated. As reported by WSMV, the North Middle School SRO was alerted to the Snapchat activity and "quickly detained two minors" while detectives followed up on the online trail. In a social media update, the sheriff's office wrote, "We are proud of the individuals who came forward to alert the administration," and urged anyone with additional information to contact investigators. About North Middle School North Middle School is part of Franklin County Schools and serves students in the district's middle grades. The district website offers contact information and basic resources for families as school staff continues coordinating with law enforcement in the wake of the incident. Legal implications Tennessee's threats-of-mass-violence law has

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Meta is removing end-to-end (E2E) encryption for Instagram DMs after first introducing the feature back in late 2023. E2E means that no one except the two parties messaging each other can read the message logs, including government entities, law enforcement, or even Meta itself. The good news is that users will still be able to use E2E on WhatsApp, where it is enabled by default, and on Facebook Messenger, where it is enabled automatically for personal messages (but not group or business messages). The social media platform will end support for the feature on May 8. According to its official support page, users can download any media or messages they may want to keep from the impacted chats until then; otherwise, they may lose access to their messages. You may need to upgrade to a newer version of your app to download your data. The feature never became available in many regions outside the US, and E2E chats needed to be enabled manually. In a statement to PCMag, a Meta spokesperson said it opted to remove the feature because “very few people were opting in to end-to-end encrypted messaging in DMs.” “Anyone who wants to keep messaging with end-to-end encryption