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The police have withdrawn their request for a warrant to access WhatsApp groups in which former Chief Military Prosecutor Yifat Tomer Yerushalmi was a member along with her attorneys. The police announced they intend to drop the request and shelve the material. The initial request sparked public criticism against the police, claiming it violated attorney-client privilege. The commenter agrees to the privacy policy of Ynet News and agrees not to submit comments that violate the terms of use, including incitement, libel and expressions that exceed the accepted norms of freedom of speech.

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! If your inbox suddenly shows an Instagram "Reset your password" email you never requested, you are not alone. A wave of unexpected reset messages is hitting people right now, and attackers are betting you will panic, click fast and make a mistake. Here is the tricky part. Many of these emails are real. They can come directly from Instagram because someone triggered the legitimate password reset flow. That makes the alert feel extra convincing, even when you did nothing wrong. Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy Report Get my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, you’ll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide – free when you join my CYBERGUY.COM newsletter. FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM ARE USING YOUR DATA TO TRAIN AI: LEARN HOW TO PROTECT IT Unexpected Instagram password reset emails can look completely legitimate, which is why so many users are caught off guard during this surge. (Cyverguy.com) Why Instagram password reset emails are surging This surge is happening because the reset emails themselves can be real, even when the intent behind them is not. Instead of building fake phishing pages or

HarperNonFiction has snapped up Open to Work: How to Get Ahead in the Age of AI by author Aneesh Raman and LinkedIn’s CEO and chief economic opportunity officer Ryan Roslansky, exploring how to harness the power of AI in work. Publisher Joel Simons acquired UK and Commonwealth rights from John Ash at CAA and the book will publish simultaneously with HarperCollins US on 31st March 2026. "Work is changing for everyone, everywhere, and standing still isn’t an option," the synopsis says. "While some of us are experimenting and adapting with AI, most of us are feeling anxious and uncertain, navigating rapid change with outdated handbooks. "Amid all the noise about AI and the future of work, Ryan Roslansky and Aneesh Raman can see the signals that matter most: skills emerging and evolving, people pivoting and adapting, companies hiring and restructuring, and entire industries transforming." The blurb adds: "In Open to Work, Roslansky and Raman show us how to take control of this moment with clarity in an essential guide to building confidence and achieving success in the age of AI. "Backed by unique research and insights from LinkedIn Top Voices such as Conor Grennan, Ethan Evans, Vivienne Ming, researchers at MIT

Every new Marvel Rivals season brings a selection of Twitch Drops rewards that players can claim for free. These include a special ‘Will of Galacta’ costume for one of the game’s many heroes, as well as charming cosmetics themed around the character. While claiming these items is pretty easy, it’s important to know how long they’ll remain active and what the latest rewards are. With this in mind, we’ve put together a Marvel Rivals Twitch Drops guide, so keep reading to learn how to get the free Invisible Woman skin in Season 6. Before detailing the steps, here’s the duration of the Marvel Rivals Season 6 Twitch Drops: Marvel Rivals Season 6 Twitch Drops event starts from January 16, 2026, at 12:00 PM UTC and ends on February 13, 2026, at 9:00 AM UTC While the event is active, you’ll need to watch Twitch streams that have Drops enabled for four hours to get the ‘Will of Galacta’ Invisible Woman costume. You’ll be able to claim the free Marvel Rivals skin from your in-game inbox. But before all that, make sure to link your Marvel Rivals and Twitch accounts by following these steps: Log in to your game account on the official Marvel Rivals Twitch Drops page. Select the

We hate them for not liking our LinkedIn posts. Of course, not really. But who hasn’t refreshed their browser repeatedly to see how many likes their latest post has — or hasn’t — garnered, and from whom? While it’s not life or death, it isn’t pure ego either. With layoffs in the U.S. now reaching their highest levels since COVID-19, stakes and tensions are high. The site has become more than a networking tool; it’s a public scoreboard for professional potential, and even one like can make a difference. Low engagement can also trigger a cringey mix of self-consciousness, status anxiety and old social hierarchies ​w​e thought we’d outgrown. We note, but scan past, the loyal few who like everything we do. While we appreciate them, alas, the likes are always greener on the other side, and these can feel akin to taking our cousin to the dance. Intellectually, we get it: It often comes down to timing, feed-crowding or other algorithmic magic. We tell ourselves that what other people think of us is none of our business. Even that person from our professional past who pointedly likes all other mutual connections’ posts ​but ours. (This has itself turned into a

ABC News' Danny New explains how a social media message led to a romantic relationship that has become an internet obsession. January 15, 2026

On January 14, 2026, Kai Cenat took to X to share a video of his interaction with Twitch CEO Dan Clancy at The Streamer Awards 2025. In his social media post captioned, "No accountability," Kai Cenat appeared to confront Dan Clancy for not including him in his Mount Rushmore of Streamers. For context, in October 2025, Dan Clancy appeared as a guest on Matthew "Mizkif's" IRL livestream, where he named the content creators he would include on his Mount Rushmore of Streamers. While claiming that he initially decided to include Cenat because the New Yorker "asked him," making him feel compelled to include him alongside some of the pioneers in the livestreaming industry, Dan Clancy stated: "Part of it is there's always this tension, like, it is fair to say, you kinda, it probably should be more historical. You know, in other words, Kai is big now, but you know, arguably, it's like, he asked me, so I had to put him on there. But, are you? It's like, look, you're great, but you can't be on the Mount Rushmore yet." When Kai Cenat confronted the Twitch CEO over his comments on Mizkif's livestream, the 62-year-old responded by claiming that

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Despite Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer's promise not to "screw up" Tumblr following its recent acquisition, the move has caused some disquiet in the user community. Posting on Tumblr, of course, many users are worried about the impact advertising may have on the Tumblsphere, others that Yahoo will change the ethos of the site. There was disquiet about rumors Yahoo would push to make it more family friendly by filtering content too -- around 1 in 6 Tumblr pages is reckoned to contain porn. Despite assurances, and the fact that the circulating message about the clean up has been exposed as fake, there's a lot of distrust out there. Already websites like www.bluegrownup.com are springing up with the aim of offering disgruntled Tumblrs a new home. There’s also a tool to help users migrate their blogs to WordPress. Personally I like Tumblr, though I don’t exactly fit its cool kid demographic. I've used it since 2010 and it's the only blogging platform I've stuck with over a long period of time, mainly thanks to its ease of use and its ability to integrate content with other sites. If Yahoo can manage Tumblr in a sensitive way and preserve what’s good about