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The Where Winds Meet Twitch Drops Round 3 is live now, and players can claim exclusive rewards simply by viewing streams. This is a free-play opportunity and available on PC, PS5, and mobile. Whether you are a viewer only or a content creator, there are plenty of ways to earn in-game items. Where Winds Meet Twitch Drops Round 3 Event Duration and Key Dates The Where Winds Meet Twitch Drops will go from December 11, 2025, 20:00 PST, until January 8, 2026, 07:59 PST. The actual stream will be tracked until January 15, 2026, 07:59 PST. Make sure that you watch the stream before then. The announcement of the winners will be made on January 25, 2026 (PST). Make sure that each action is done within the correct time lest the rewards will not be achieved. How to Join How to qualify for Twitch Drops Round 3: "Joining Where Winds Meet" is simple. The following steps apply: Log in to your Where Winds Meet account. Connect your Twitch channel to your WWM account to get the watch time credited. Watch the live streaming in the category "Where Winds Meet" on the streaming site Twitch. Watching the streaming program might lead

On January 1, 2026, the Ministry of Law And Justice rolled out the Nyaya Setu legal service on WhatsApp. This service, from the Ministry of Law and Justice, allows anyone to access free expert legal assistance in various fields, including civil law, criminal defense, corporate law, family disputes, and more. The Ministry of Law and Justice said on X: “Legal help is now just a message away! Nyaya Setu brings 'Ease of Justice' directly to your WhatsApp. Simply verify your mobile number to access a unified interface for legal advice and information. This smart navigation ensures that professional legal assistance is always swift and accessible for every citizen.” How Nyaya Setu on WhatsApp works Priya Dhankhar, Counsel, SKV Law Offices, says that Nyaya Setu is a WhatsApp-based legal chatbot launched by the Ministry of Law and Justice on January 1, 2026. To use it, you message the number 7217711814 on WhatsApp (appears as ‘Tele-Law’). After verifying your mobile number, you get access to a chatbot which uses AI and provides unified legal advice and information, completely free of cost. According to Dhankhar, the platform uses AI to understand your legal questions and deliver simplified responses across various areas of law.

Within minutes of Donald Trump announcing in the early hours of Saturday morning that US troops had captured Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, disinformation about the operation flooded social media. Some people shared old videos across social platforms, falsely claiming that they showed the attacks on the Venezuelan capital Caracas. On TikTok, Instagram, and X, people shared AI-generated images and videos that claimed to show US Drug Enforcement Administration agents and various law enforcement personnel arresting Maduro. In recent years, major global incidents have triggered huge amounts of disinformation on social media as tech companies have pulled back efforts to moderate their platforms. Many accounts have sought to take advantage of these lax rules to boost engagement and gain followers. “The United States of America has successfully carried out a large scale strike against Venezuela and its leader, President Nicolas Maduro, who has been, along with his wife, captured and flown out of the Country,” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post in the early hours of Saturday morning. Hours later, US attorney general Pam Bondi announced that Maduro and his wife had been indicted in the Southern District of New York and charged with narco-terrorism

Happy, happy, happy weekend! Let yourself smile, be crazy inspired, laugh, love & really live the gift of this life just a little bit more this weekend … Smile a mile wide & believe like crazy in a Good God redeeming everything — and that there’s love everywhere & for ((you))!  Serving up only the Good Stuff for you & your people right here: Photo by Andreas Slotosch The beauty of a sunset will never get old! God’s glory on display for you and me! “The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.” Lamentations 3:22-23 Little bits of God’s goodness to brighten your day: Highland Sheep Pastures: Seasonal Shepherd Life Something delicious to start Your new Year 17 NATURAL WONDERS THAT WILL LEAVE YOU SPEECHLESS I absolutely Love this! Beautiful Photos you don’t want to miss Plan This Year’s Bible Reading for Endurance, not Speed This!! ON repeat! Heart Vitamins for you this week: The Wonder of Love This is a conversation we had together will help your soul breathe deeply this weekend… worth savoring What If the Unknown Is Not an Obstacle in the New Year? Renew

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The Palestinian BDS National Committee (BNC), the largest coalition of Palestinian civil society leading the global BDS movement, condemns the criminal and colonial military aggression of the United States against Venezuela, a violation of its sovereignty, the right to self-determination of the Venezuelan people, and international law. We stand in solidarity with the Venezuelan and Caribbean peoples, who for months have been suffering under US harassment through illegal military aggression and war crimes, including extrajudicial killings. This attack on Venezuela is also an attack on all of Latin America and the Caribbean. After witnessing the burial of the international legal system in Gaza, we are now witnessing the “might makes right” era, as Palestinian civil society had forewarned. International leaders, such as Gustavo Petro, President of Colombia, Cyril Ramaphosa, President of South Africa, and Anwar Ibrahim, Prime Minister of Malaysia, warned in July 2025: “The choice is stark: Either we act together to enforce international law or we risk its collapse. We choose to act, not only for the people of Gaza but for the future of a world where justice prevails over impunity.” The US imperialist aggression against peoples of the Global South is nothing new, of course, from

“Before Snapchat had chat, we were building glasses.” The line landed like a dare at an industry expo and sent a ripple of unease through AR watchers this week. Timing matters: the comment came as companies race to ship head-worn devices in 2026, after years of false starts and billions spent. Reporters confirmed a concrete detail – Snap said it has invested $3 billion developing AR hardware over 11 years. That history makes the remark feel like a warning, not bravado; what should cautious buyers and developers expect next? What you need to know about the remark that shook AR fans Snap announced the consumer AR glasses, Specs, will ship in 2026; impact: market competition rises. Evan Spiegel delivered the line at Augmented World Expo; immediate mix of excitement and skepticism. $3 billion invested over 11 years; consequence: a high-stakes bet on wearables succeeding now. Why this line hit like a bombshell for AR watchers this week The quote sounded like a reveal and a challenge at once, because it recasts years of lightweight PR as a long, deliberate product arc. The moment matters now: multiple big firms are rolling devices into public view for 2026, so a CEO framing

During the holidays of 2025, the renowned content organization FaZe Clan imploded, with numerous members announcing their departure. One of them is the Twitch streamer Lacy. However, he probably hasn’t fully thought through the consequences. What kind of streamer is he? Lacy began his career as a Fortnite streamer. In 2024, he joined the content organization FaZe Clan and shifted his content to Just Chatting. However, during the holidays of 2025, FaZe Clan imploded, and long-standing members like Adapt announced their departures – including Lacy. After the streamer had been living rent-free in the FaZe Clan’s content house for nearly 2 years, he suddenly has to think about mundane things like rent. Just over six months ago, the clan showcased the 10 million dollar house on YouTube – and that was still a downgrade compared to the old FaZe house worth 30 million dollars (source: YouTube). Before joining the FaZe Clan, Lacy had to navigate through crazy challenges. Twitch streamer shaves his head for donation and is bitterly disappointed! Autoplay Streamer says he is “not a millionaire” and “broke” What does the streamer say? In his stream on January 2, 2026, Lacy informed his fans that he is now facing

Leonardo DiCaprio was a surprise no-show at tonight’s Palm Springs International Film Awards — the Oscar winner couldn’t make his flight due to restrictive airspace amid a political conflict in Venezuela — but he sent in a recorded message that doubled down on the need for original movies and the theatrical experience. “I’m stuck on the East Coast,” DiCaprio said in an opening the clip following a tribute from his One Battle After Another co-stars Teyana Taylor and Chase Infiniti. “I wish I was there to celebrate with all of you. I’m truly grateful to be a part of it even from the distance.” DiCaprio, accepting the Desert Palm Achievement Award during a starry ceremony, then turned his attention to One Battle filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson. “Thank you for inviting all of us into something bold and original, for never settling and for trusting the process enough to let the work become what it needed to be.” He continued by recalling when he first fell for storytelling on the big screen. “My father used to take me to the movies at the Vista Theater in Los Angeles. I lived four blocks away and it’s now home to one of the last

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