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There's one method to "opt out," but it's awful to say the least. It seems that, in the eyes of Twitter/X's higher-ups, the artistic community has been very, very naughty this year, with it now being in an uproar over receiving a proverbial lump of coal for Christmas 2025 in the form of a new feature that lets anyone edit anyone's images shared on the platform in just a single click. While sure, it's always been possible to download an image, upload it to a slop generator of one's choosing, and alter it through prompts in whatever way the machine wanted, but the new update boils the entire process down to clicking a single dedicated button. As shown in the screenshots above, said button opens one's typical gen-AI menu with tabs for prompts, the resulting image, and miscellaneous options such as creating a dedicated post featuring the altered image or replying to the original post with it. Based on testing, the option appears on all posts featuring images, irrespective of whether those posts are viewed directly on a user's page, in the For You feed, or anywhere else on the website. At the moment, the feature seemingly only affects regular

PhotosGallery: Liverpool squad pose for annual Christmas photo Published 24 hours ago By Liverpool FC Share Facebook Twitter Email WhatsApp LinkedIn Telegram See Liverpool's men's squad posing for their annual Christmas photo at the AXA Training Centre. The Reds put on their Santa hats and got into the festive spirit for the traditional photoshoot. View what was captured below... Photos by Nikki Dyer and Andrew Powell Save up to 70% with the LFC Retail Winter Sale View this post on Instagram Published 24 hours ago Share Facebook Twitter Email WhatsApp LinkedIn Telegram

Posted: Dec. 26, 2025 Tinley Park Village Hall, 16250 S. Oak Park Ave., will close early at noon on Wednesday, Dec. 31 in observance of New Year's Eve and will be closed all day on Thursday, Jan. 1 in celebration of New Year's Day.

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In the wake of Australia’s under-16 social media ban, launched earlier this month, European countries are grappling with whether they should implement similar restrictions. As of December 10, Australian children under 16 could no longer create or keep social media accounts on platforms such as Facebook, X, Threads, Snapchat, Instagram, TikTok, Twitch, Reddit, and Google-owned YouTube. If these platforms are found to violate the law, they could face stiff penalties of 50 million Australian dollars (€28 million). So what are European nations doing to restrict social media for children online? We take a look at national measures that are either proposed or that are already in place across Europe. Denmark In November, the Danish government said it had secured an agreement from all political parties to ban access to some social media sites for those under the age of 15. The move is to “protect children and young people in the digital world,” from platforms that may expose them to harmful content or features, according to a November press release. “Children and young people have their sleep disrupted, lose their peace and concentration, and experience increasing pressure from digital relationships where adults are not always present,” the statement read. The

Elon Musk's year of controversy continues as startup Operation Bluebird attempts to take flight with its rival social media platform — "twitter.

Maryland Athletics is celebrating the first 25 years of the 21st century by looking back at some of the greatest Terps from all of our sports. Listed in alphabetical order, these Terps represented the best of the University of Maryland from 2001-25. Join us each week in the month of December as we look back at some of the greatest to ever don the red, white, black and gold. Note: Student-athletes were selected based upon their performance from Jan. 2001 to Dec. 2025. Student-athletes needed to compete in at least two seasons during this 25-year period. Matt Rambo Men's Lacrosse • 2014-17 2017 Tewaaraton Award winner - the first in Maryland men’s lacrosse history Led the Terps to four NCAA Final Fours and helped the team win the 2017 NCAA Championship Ended his career as Maryland's all-time record holder in career points (257) and goals (155), and is currently third all-time in both categories.   2017 Enners Award (Nation's Most Outstanding Player) 2x USILA All-American (2017, 2016) 2017 Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year Led Maryland to three Big Ten Championships (2015-17) Katie Schwarzmann Women's Lacrosse • 2010-13 Inducted into the Maryland Athletics Hall of Fame in 2024 Maryland's first-ever

To search stories before 2011, click here to access our archives. Skyview players, from left, Cameron Watson, Elan Estes, Marisol Anderson, Brynnlee Williams and Kennedy Bockert take the court before playing Pisgah of Alabama in the Oahu Classic girls basketball tournament at Pearl City High School in Pearl City, Hawaii on Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. (Skyview photo) Kennedy Bockert had 19 points, 14 rebounds, five blocks and five steals to lead the Skyview girls basketball into the championship game of the Nike Interstate Shootout with a 62-26 win over Thurston of Springfield, Ore. on Sunday in Lake Oswego, Ore. The Storm (7-1) will face either host Lake Oswego or Forest Grove in the championship game of the Navy bracket at 5:50 p.m. Monday at Lake Oswego High School. Cameron Watson added 11 points, five rebounds and six assists for Skyview, which has won seven in a row. SKYVIEW 62, THURSTON (Ore.) 26 THURSTON — A Bellmore 2, A. Nelson 11, P. Tovey 6, B. Bault 1, E. Gerdrum 3, S. Curtis 3. Totals 6 (2) 12-18 00. SKYVIEW — Elan Estes 3, Elli Meyer 2, Cameron Watson 11, Shiloh Conedy 7, Trinity Williams 6, Audrey Jackson 8, Kennedy Bockert 19

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

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