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Each week, we handpick a selection of stories to give you a snapshot of trends, updates, business moves, and more from around the creator industry. This week, a Fortnite legend returns, an Irish gamer rustles up some screams, and a long-running showcase of exemplary digital work rounds out 2025. Creator commotion Tfue is back on Twitch. The man born Turner Tenney was an OG Fortnite star, but his streaming career took a backseat as he focused more on non-gaming endeavors. Now, Tfue is back on Twitch. He said he’s “nervous” to resume streaming after going two-and-a-half years without a consistent schedule, but his passion for gaming has been reignited. Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top Stories Subscribe MrBeast plans to offer financial advice on a new channel. During an interview with Jon Youshaei, MrBeast claimed that he wants to help his fans increase their financial literacy. If those videos turn MrBeast’s money-managing fans into customers for his upcoming financial services venture, I’m sure he won’t complain. The Young Turks’ YouTube channel turns 20. The progressive political organization was YouTube’s first partner channel and an early source of internet-based punditry long before Hasan Piker (a former TYT personality) got big on Twitch. TYT will

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Back to the St Louis Cardinals Newsfeed When St. Louis Cardinals fans think of Jose Martinez, smiles almost invariably cross their faces. One of the most energetic and enthusiastic members of the Cardinals in the 2010s, Martinez brought passion and energy to the team's clubhouse and wielded a formidable stick at the plate. Now, after 19 professional seasons, five of which were spent in the major leagues, Martinez has decided to call it a career.Jose Martinez has announced his retirement from baseball.Luego de 19 temporadas en el beisbol profesional, 16 en la LVBP y 5 en Grandes Ligas, José Alberto “Cafecito” Martínez anunció su retiro.  » Read More

by John Garlock - KTVO/KHQA Fri, December 19, 2025 at 2:41 PM A northeast Missouri man is accused of having a SnapChat video on his phone that investigators say showed an underage girl, who was naked from the waist down, lifting her sweater to reveal her breast. (Marion County Sheriff's Office) KAHOKA, Mo. — A northeast Missouri man is behind bars facing a kiddie porn charge. Justin Florea, 30, of Kahoka, is charged with one count of possession of child pornography following an investigation that started in late October 2025. Law enforcement received a cybertip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children that possible child sexual abuse material was sent to an unknown user via SnapChat. The investigation led to Florea, who let deputies examine his cell phone. Officials said they found a nine-second SnapChat video saved in Florea's camera roll. Investigators said that video shows a girl, in the range of 13 to 17 years old, who was naked from the waist down. They said the girl lifts her sweater to reveal her breast. After that discovery, Florea was arrested. He is being held in the Marion County, Missouri jail on $75,000 cash-only bond.

As teens move through a shifting modern dating landscape, social media is reframing how connection and commitment are imagined, while also reshaping relationships When senior Devon Kardwell saw Bellarmine College Preparatory senior Max Manolov in the background of her friend’s photo sophomore year, she knew she wanted to reach out. But instead of asking for his Snapchat or Instagram, Kardwell wanted his phone number. “Snapchat is so impersonal, so casual, so I knew if I was actually going to pursue this person, I was going to ask for their number,” Kardwell said. Story continues below advertisement Manolov said as someone who’s cautious about social media interactions with strangers, Kardwell’s choice stood out to him. “I think asking for a number is probably the most personal you can get,” Manolov said. “I felt that it had more meaning than to just ask for my Snap.” Yet stories like this are gradually becoming the minority among today’s teenage couples. With the growing influence of social media and messaging apps and the rise of casual relationships, the youth dating scene is rapidly evolving — at the expense of human connection, some say. Dating in the digital age Social media has become a major

NEED TO KNOW Parents are using Snapchat's Imagine Lens in order to help keep the magic of Christmas alive By using the tool, parents can create "proof" that Santa Claus visited their home "Santa" can leave presents under the tree or even stop by to check what's on kids' lists Keeping the magic of the holidays alive is tough as kids get older and more inquisitive — but what if parents had a tool that does all the work for them? In order to instill a festive spirit, many have turned to Snapchat's Imagine Lens to create "proof" that Santa Claus ate his milk and cookies and dropped off presents at their houses. By using the tool, parents are able to create videos to show their kids of Santa stopping by to check what's on their list, drop off presents under the tree and make sure everything is going to plan. "We celebrate Christmas, but my husband and I always leaned toward being honest with our kids about Santa," says Charmaine Walker, who has started using the Imagine Lens at her house. "When my oldest daughter Nola went to school telling her classmates that 'Santa isn't real,' I realized I