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By JT Moodee Lockman Updated on: April 2, 2026 / 12:32 PM EDT / CBS Baltimore Add CBS News on Google A mother is being praised for returning money that her son took from a Baltimore food truck run by a popular Twitch streamer. The video, captured from Musa_USA's stream, has since gone viral on social media.  In the video, the woman, identified as Pastor Tonya Gray, is seen approaching the window of the hot dog truck as Muhsin Sarac, or Musa, was working.  Gray identifies herself as the mother of a man who was seen in a previous stream taking money from Sarac's tip jar while he was not looking.  In the video, Gray asks Sarac how much money her son took. He eventually tells her it was about $30.  Gray reaches into her purse for the money as she says, "My son wasn't raised like that. My son drinks, and when he drinks, he does stupid stuff."  "I want to pay you back because you don't deserve to be stolen from," she said as she added the money back to the tip jar.  Gray goes on to say that she put her son into treatment and prays that

Many mammals have whiskers that help them feel out their environments. The sensory experience may include subtle detection of vibrations, such as how elephant trunk whiskers pick up mechanical signals as they brush up against other objects. Aquatic mammals may sport whiskers as well, even though they’re encountering a much more liquid environment. In particular, seals have extraordinary abilities to find prey in total darkness. Using their ultra-sensitive whiskers, they’re known to track the hydrodynamic trails left behind as fish and other potential bits of seafood swim by. The bases of their whiskers boast huge concentrations of nerves—more than 10 times what you’d find in the whiskers of a terrestrial animal. As seals hunt prey, they’ve been observed twitching their whiskers forward and back in a “whisking” motion, the function of which has been a mystery that engineering and technology researchers from the University of Groningen in the Netherlands set out to solve in a recent study. Read more: “What Oceanographers Can Learn From Their Animal Colleagues” Using soft actuators to mimic the performance of the muscles at the base of seal whiskers, the researchers moved a real seal whisker forward and back in a flowing medium. Specifically, the researchers

A Twitch streamer and YouTuber got an unexpected visit at his food truck after the mother of a man who stole from him showed up to return the money. On March 28, Musa_usa, who streams his daily business running a food truck in Baltimore, Maryland, had money stolen from the tip jar of his stand by a customer. Musa, who had his back turned at the time preparing an order, realized the theft had taken place after the customer had walked away, pretending to return to their car to retrieve money for the order. Mother returns money after seeing theft Days later, the mother of the person who stole the money visited Musa’s truck, explaining that she wanted to reimburse the streamer for the stolen funds. “A little while ago, a young man came to your stand and took money out of your tip jar. I’m his mother. How much did he take?” “No, you don’t need to pay,” Musa responded, after the woman offered to pay the $30 her son took. “No, I want to pay, because my son wasn’t raised like that. My son drinks, and when he drinks, he does stupid stuff. I want to pay you

Ryan Thompson is an assistant professor of media and information in the MSU College of Communication Arts and Sciences. He serves as the resident musicologist for the college’s top-ranked game design and development program, teaching and researching a variety of issues related to sonic activity in video games. Ryan Thompson is an assistant professor of media and information in the MSU College of Communication Arts and Sciences. Photo by Anthony Valli. In 2017, I began streaming on Twitch, a livestreaming platform primarily focused on video game-related content, as a short-term academic project to help rework a conference presentation I was developing into a book chapter. By the end of the six-week project, I was having so much fun filming episodes with friends that we continued under the name “Ludomusicology Thursdays,” reflecting the discipline we studied — video game music and sound — and time we were available to record and broadcast. A few months later, I interviewed at Michigan State University. During that process, I proposed a course that would teach students how to produce the kind of multi-camera, multi-source broadcasts I had been creating. That idea became MI 334: Esports Broadcasting, a course I have now taught each fall

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Twitch streamer EpicVoyages spots a struggling paddleboarder during one of his fishing trips and helps her get back to shore. What a weather for paddleboarding | © EpicVoyages Twitch A creator, who broadcasts himself from his boat fishing prawns, spots a paddleboarder in a precarious situation and promptly comes to the rescue. A Hero In Overalls Charlie is a different kind of content creator. He is a prawn fisherman who regularly streams himself on his Twitch channel EpicVoyages during his fishing trips off the Welsh coast. During one of his regular streams from his vessel near New Quay, Wales on March 24, right after he started his broadcast, he spotted a lone paddleboarder unusually far from shore. Especially in the rough conditions, choppy water and strong wind on this particular day, Charlie got concerned. When the paddleboarder fell off her board, the streamer sprung into action and steered his vessel towards her, eventually being able to grasp her and help her and her board onto his boat. Viewers noted that the paddleboarder seemed exhausted and had not picked the best weather for a nice relaxing session of paddleboarding. The rescued woman explained that she had been on holiday in the

by William D'Angelo , posted 4 hours ago / 621 Views Microsoft  announced Xbox Games Showcase 2026 will take place on Sunday, June 7 at 10:00 am PT / 1:00 pm ET / 6:00 pm UK / 7:00 pm CEST / June 8 at 2:00 am JST and 3:00 am AEST. It will be immediately followed by the Gears of War: E-Day Direct. You will be able to watch it on YouTube and Twitch. The main showcase will feature "first gameplay looks and huge news on upcoming titles from our first-party studios across the Xbox family, as well as our third-party partners around the globe – from the biggest franchises to soon-to-be indie darlings." The Gears of War: E-Day Direct will feature a deep dive into the upcoming prequel. Developer The Coalition will provide "new details, gameplay and insights about the hugely anticipated origin story to the Gears of War saga." Xbox FanFest is returning this year in celebration on Xbox's 25th anniversary. FanFest will feature a look back at the last 25 years of Xbox, alongside of what is to come next. People interested can win free tickets to attend here: https://www.xbox.com/fanfest. A life-long and avid gamer,  William D'Angelo  was first introduced to

Tada Images/Shutterstock Over the years, Amazon has grown exponentially from a small online book-selling enterprise to a global technology company worth more than $2 trillion in 2026. Although Americans spend a lot on Amazon every month, this mind-boggling figure is largely driven by ad revenue and the growing Amazon Web Services (AWS) segment. In terms of market capitalization, Amazon is ranked among the top five in the world, with well over a hundred businesses under its giant umbrella. In fact, Amazon boasts subsidiaries across several industries, from MGM studios to Whole Foods and tech brands like Ring and Zoox. But fewer people are aware about its venture into video game streaming with Twitch, despite the platform often being crowned as No. 1 in the live-streaming industry. Amazon acquired Twitch back in 2014 in an effort to rival video-streaming companies like Netflix and YouTube. In fact, YouTube (owned by Google) was well on its way to capture Twitch, in what seemed like a fitting deal given the similarity of platform formats. But then Amazon shocked everyone with its $970 million move. At the time, that was the most Amazon had shelled out on a single acquisition.  Around the time of the acquisition in 2014, Twitch had around 55 million

Twitch streamers ejected from March Madness game ... You'd have to be a real dum-dum to try to broadcast an NCAA Tournament game while in the arena and ...