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Popular streamer Matthew "Mizkif" has been banned from Twitch. On September 19, 2025, Mizkif hosted a sponsorship livestream, and at one point, the channel went offline. Eventually, a message appeared when trying to access his channel, saying that it was temporarily unavailable due to a violation of Twitch's Community Guidelines or Terms of Service. Message that appeared on the streamer's channel (Image via Twitch) On the same day, a two-minute-57-second video of Mizkif conversing with a Twitch staff member named "Pluto" surfaced on social media platforms such as X and Reddit. According to Pluto, Mizkif got banned from Twitch because of the comments he made about Charlie Kirk's death. He said: "Because of the Charlie Kirk stuff. You... the guidelines say, 'Gloryfying, endorsing, or expressing approval of a person's past on current traumatic events,' and you said some things in a VOD, I don't know if it was yesterday or when it was, that was basically making light of his death. You know, you said things like... apparently crossed the line when you talked about how you're glad he's dead... yeah, and then you went on to say, 'I'm kidding or am I?'" The co-founder of OTK (One True King)

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HENRICO, Va. (WWBT/Gray News) - The owner of a cat in Virginia said he has been missing since an Amazon delivery van pulled up to her home with the doors open. Rebecca Myer believes her cat, Twitch, jumped into the van at some point while it was stopped. However, she said she cannot get an answer about the situation from the company. “We’re not blaming anybody, really. I just want answers as to where he could have jumped out at,” Myer said. Myer lives on a lot of land in Sandston by the woods. She said her driveway is about a quarter of a mile long. As an animal lover, she said she takes in all kinds of pets, including cats, and helps raise them in a safe home. Twitch is a little over 1 year old. Myer said she rescued him along with his two siblings and their mother, and all of the felines have become a loving part of her family. “His left ear is clipped. He has an all black tail with a white tip,” Myer said. “He walks with a little head tilt, so we named him Twitch. He had an ear infection when he was

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The CEO’s of Steam, Discord, Twitch and Reddit have been invited to testify before Congress to discuss the potential for radicalisation on online forums following the death of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. “Congress has a duty to oversee the online platforms that radicals have used to advance political violence,” said Chairman of the House Oversight Committee James Comer, a Republican from Kentucky, in a statement. “To prevent future radicalisation and violence, the CEOs of Discord, Steam, Twitch, and Reddit must appear before the Oversight Committee and explain what actions they will take to ensure their platforms are not exploited for nefarious purposes.” Comer would then go on to say, “The politically motivated assassination of Charlie Kirk claimed the life of a husband, father, and American patriot. In the wake of this tragedy, and amid other acts of politically motivated violence, Congress has a duty to oversee the online platforms that radicals have used to advance political violence.” Letters from the House Oversight Committee have been sent to Humam Sakhnini, CEO of Discord; Gabe Newell, president of Steam maker Valve; Dan Clancy, CEO of Twitch; and Steve Huffman, CEO of Reddit, requesting their testimony on Oct. 8. Days after the shooting

This section contains press releases and other materials from third parties (including paid content). The Globe and Mail has not reviewed this content. Please see disclaimer. House Oversight Committee Chair Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) has called on the CEOs of Discord, Steam, Twitch, and Reddit to testify at a hearing on October 8. The hearing will examine how online platforms may contribute to radicalization and incitement of politically motivated violence. Rep. Comer announced the hearing in an X post, citing the politically motivated assassination of Charlie Kirk. The committee will question platform leaders on what measures they are taking to prevent their services from being exploited for extremist purposes. The platforms targeted—Discord, Steam, Twitch, and Reddit—have previously faced scrutiny for hosting communities linked to harmful or extremist content. Comer stated that Congress has a duty to oversee online spaces used to promote political violence and prevent further radicalization. The hearing is scheduled for October 8 before the House Oversight Committee. Relevant Companies Reddit ($RDDT) — Recently went public, Reddit may face heightened congressional scrutiny over how its forums are moderated. Amazon ($AMZN) — Twitch is owned by Amazon, which may face questions about moderation policies on the platform. Editor’s Note:

Published on: Sept 16, 2025 07:42 pm IST Destiny said on Piers Morgan Uncensored that he will not condemn Charlie Kirk's murder until Donald Trump “can go on air and say all of us need to calm down.” Political streamer Destiny, whose real name is Steven Bonnell II, has landed himself in hot water amid his controversial remarks on Charlie Kirk's murder. During a recent appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored, Destiny refused to condemn the conservative political activist's assassination, adding that conservatives need to be “afraid of getting killed.” Destiny's comments on the show drew massive backlash across social media. Streamer Destiny refuses to condemn Charlie Kirk's murder.(Instagram/destiny) Destiny refuses to condemn Charlie Kirk's murder While appearing on Piers Morgan Uncensored, Destiny was asked to denounce Kirk's assassination a few times. However, the political streamer refused to do it. He said that conservatives need to be “afraid of getting killed when they go to events so that they can look to their leadership to turn down the temperature.” Destiny did not stop here and went on to say that he will not condemn anything until Donald Trump “can go on air and say all of us need to calm down.”

Twitch is the latest platform to roll out amped-up age verification systems and policies amid mounting concern over children’s safety online. YouTube recently introduced a system that will use machine learning to parse a user’s search and watch activity, and will automatically apply age restrictions if it believes a user is under 18. (If a user gets mistakenly flagged as a minor, they can prove their age by submitting a government-issued ID—a solution that’s drawn criticism from people like VTubers, who are worried their personal information will be leaked.) Meanwhile Roblox, facing several lawsuits from families of children who were abused and in some cases kidnapped by men who found them on its platform, introduced a system where users have to send in videos of their faces and sometimes government IDs to prove they’re age 17 or older. Users who haven’t verified their ages are not allowed in games or spaces that have “private” locations like bedrooms and bathrooms, nor virtual bars or clubs. Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top Stories Subscribe Twitch’s new system requires users to submit a live scan of their face when they sign in; it uses facial recognition tech to judge the person’s age based on

Death Stranding is already a wild ride. It’s a game where you, as Norman Reedus, deliver packages across a post-apocalyptic America while avoiding ghost monsters and chugging energy drinks. You’d think that’s chaotic enough, right? Well, hold my Monster Energy can, because one streamer just cranked the absurdity dial to eleven. A Twitch streamer has ingeniously turned Hideo Kojima’s masterpiece into a cooperative nightmare, giving Death Stranding its very own Twitch Plays Pokémon moment. And honestly, it’s the kind of beautiful disaster we live for. Image from Death Stranding, Courtesy of Kojima Productions From Catching ‘Em All to Delivering It All Remember Twitch Plays Pokémon ? That glorious social experiment from 2014 where thousands of people spammed commands into a chat, trying to collectively guide Red through the Kanto region? It was a beautiful, hilarious train wreck that somehow, against all odds, succeeded. It was a testament to the internet’s ability to achieve the impossible through sheer, unadulterated chaos. Now, imagine that same energy, but instead of navigating a pixelated kid, the chat is responsible for keeping Sam Porter Bridges from face-planting into a rock every five seconds. Streamer ‘scump’ has rigged Death Stranding so that his entire Twitch chat

September 15, 2025 Wisconsin Scouting Staff It’s time to refresh the rankings after an eventful summer and a bit of fall action, and with that comes a substantial update in which we are expanding from 25 names to 50. There are obviously a large number of newcomers in this update and we won’t be able to touch on all of them, but for now we are talking through some of the most notable names we have seen in the past few months. NEW LOOK TOP-5 +Staying at the top spot in this update, C Braedon Paczocha (Mukwonago) is an advanced defensive catching prospect with a ceiling as an impact defender at the next level. The right-handed hitter has made improvements at the plate as well, showing feel to drive the ball to all fields, quick and tight turns with balance and extension through the baseball, the raw strength and power continues to tick up as well as the athlete. One of the best defensive catchers regardless of class in the state, the right-right backstop could vault himself into the national conversation after a strong fall while he’s playing up a level. + MIF Maddex Welzien (West Bend West) moves up