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Fox News host Jesse Watters reveals that President Trump once compared his Twitter account to Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

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A world-first social media ban took effect in Australia last week, restricting children younger than 16 from using platforms such as Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok. "Australia has become an international guinea pig for the people who want internet censorship," said Hon. John Ruddick, a member of the New South Wales Legislative Council. More than 200,000 accounts were deactivated Wednesday after Australia’s Online Safety Amendment went into effect. "It's massive," he explained. "It's the only thing the country's talking about." AUSTRALIA IMPLEMENTS FIRST-EVER YOUTH SOCIAL MEDIA BAN The 10 social media giants included in the ban are Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, Snapchat, Kick, Reddit, Threads, Twitch and YouTube. By law, they are required to locate and deactivate accounts of Australian users under the age of 16.  "I have heard that every playground around Australia for months has been talking about censorship coming," Ruddick told Fox News Digital. Children and parents won’t be penalized for violating the ban, but social media companies face fines of up to $33 million if they don’t take "reasonable steps" to remove underage users. Many Aussie children, Ruddick said, are already finding ways to skirt the sweeping ban. "They're getting around it through fake IDs, opening new apps

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For Gen Z, the spaces to go to now are platforms where sharing conversations and not posting for social validation matter. And hence, for this generation, spaces like Discord, Snapchat, WhatsApp, and Reddit are preferable. Last Updated : 20 December 2025, 21:19 IST

YouTube TV users on Roku devices are encountering a peculiar glitch that delivers incorrect and outdated program guide information. The issue, which began surfacing in user reports over the past week, stems from an interaction between Roku’s new instant restart feature and YouTube TV’s data handling. This has resulted in subscribers being presented with television listings that are sometimes days old, leading to confusion and missed programming. The core of the problem lies in Roku’s instant restart functionality, designed to enhance user convenience by allowing apps to resume playback exactly where they left off, even after extended periods of inactivity. This feature works seamlessly for many applications, preserving the viewer’s position in a show or movie without the need to navigate back manually. However, when applied to YouTube TV, it appears to extend beyond just video content resumption. The app is inadvertently pulling in old guide data from previous sessions, displaying schedules that no longer reflect current broadcasts. For instance, a user who pauses a live sports event on Monday and returns to the app on Wednesday might find the guide still showing Monday’s lineup, complete with games that have already concluded and news segments from earlier in the week.

Hyundai Motor Company today unveiled two documentary films highlighting the achievements of its collaboration with the World Food Programme (WFP), the United Nations (UN) agency addressing global food insecurity. The first film – Typhoon’s Way: A Philippine Story – sheds light on WFP’s operations in the Philippines and the role of donated Hyundai IONIQ 5 electric vehicles (EVs) in those efforts. This website uses Vimeo as an external video player. To watch this video, Vimeo needs to set a Cookie. Please adjust your Cookie settings here. Typhoon’s Way: A Philippine Story The second film – Driving Sustainable Relief: Hyundai IONIQ 5 with the World Food Programme – shows how the broader deployment of IONIQ 5s, along with new EV charging and solar photovoltaic (PV) infrastructure, strengthens the organization’s sustainable humanitarian operations. Additionally, the films highlight how IONIQ 5’s technological features enable humanitarian missions while reducing their environmental footprint. This website uses Vimeo as an external video player. To watch this video, Vimeo needs to set a Cookie. Please adjust your Cookie settings here. Driving Sustainable Relief: Hyundai IONIQ 5 with the World Food Programme At Hyundai, we recognize our responsibility to address climate change, to develop technology that changes how people and goods

December 20, 2025 / 5:26 PM MST / CBS Colorado Add CBS News on Google One of two men accused of robbing an Aurora woman who was selling jewelry out of her home has been found guilty on multiple felony charges. Investigators said Frayer Contreras-Gafaro and another man went to an apartment in the 1300 block of N. Laredo Street last June in response to a woman's Facebook advertisement to sell jewelry. Authorities said both men pulled out firearms, demanded the jewelry, and ordered the woman's two children into a nearby room. The woman told police that the men threatened her children, stating that if they screamed, she would be killed. Authorities said the suspects made off with approximately $20,000 worth of jewelry. Frayer Contreras-Gafaro 18th District Attorney's Office The woman later noticed Contreras-Gafaro left the Facebook group chat and blocked her, so she used her husband's Facebook account to find the profile. Using photos, she was able to identify one of the men involved, and investigators determined one of the suspects to be Contreras-Gafaro.  » Read More

'Due to grooming equipment issues, we are currently unable to maintain safe conditions on the mountain,' says a Facebook statement from Searchmont Searchmont Resort will be closed today due to recurring mechanical malfunctions, according to a post on Facebook. "Our team has been working diligently to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all Searchmont guests. Due to grooming equipment issues, we are currently unable to maintain safe conditions on the mountain. "A new groomer is on its way, and we are working to restore operations as quickly as possible. Operation of the FIS Mid- AM Race continued to run as grooming was not required. Thank you for your patience and understanding. We look forward to seeing everyone back on the mountain." This is not the first time the resort has been closed this winter. Last month it reported that one of its three lifts would be out of service for the entire season.  » Read More

Move over, Disney—there’s a new king of the castle coming, and he’s got much sharper teeth. Plans were recently unveiled for Dracula Land, the world’s first and largest theme park dedicated to the legendary vampire, to be built just outside Bucharest, Romania. With a staggering €1 billion price tag, this isn’t just a small-town haunted house. It’s a massive, 780,000-square-meter immersive universe featuring 40 different attractions designed to blend dark folklore with world-class thrills. Exploring the Six Realms of Terror The park is divided into distinct “lands,” each offering a different slice of the supernatural: Transylvania: The heart of the park, featuring high-speed rollercoasters set against a backdrop of traditional villages and eerie forests. Dracula’s Castle: The “main event.” Visitors can explore the vampire’s home, navigate a spooky maze, and ride the “Bat Coaster” over a dark lake. The Family Kingdom: A more all-ages area that showcases supernatural creatures and vampire lore from cultures all around the globe. London Town: This zone whisks you back to the foggy, Victorian London of Bram Stoker’s novel. Expect a vampire-hunting parkour course, a “Globe Theatre” ship-swing, and classic horse-and-carriage rides. Port of New Orleans: It will feature a rollercoaster race with howling werewolves and