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Listen to this article with a free account President Donald Trump endorsed John Sununu in the New Hampshire Senate race Sunday, backing him over other Republican opponents, including Scott Brown, as the GOP seeks to flip the seat held by Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, a retiring Democrat. Trump called Sununu an “America First Patriot” on Truth Social on Sunday and said he had Trump's “Complete and Total Endorsement.” "John is strongly supported by the most Highly Respected Leaders in New Hampshire, and many Republicans in the U.S. Senate and, as your next Senator, he will work tirelessly to advance our America First Agenda," Trump wrote. Sununu, who has served in Congress as a representative and a senator, lost his Senate re-election bid to Shaheen in 2008. Sununu has criticized Trump in the past, including by calling him a “loser” in a 2024 op-ed published in the New Hampshire Union Leader supporting Republican presidential primary candidate Nikki Haley. Sununu’s campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Trump’s endorsement. Since Sununu launched his bid, Democrats have warned that the Senate race could be tougher than expected, urging people not to “sleep” on it. Rep. Chris Pappas, D-N.H., who is

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QUINCY (WGEM) - Woman in California sues TikTok, Snap Inc., YouTube and Meta over claims of mental health issues relating to the sites. Tuesday was jury trial in a landmark case against Meta and YouTube by a 20-year old woman from California. TikTok and Snap Inc., the company that runs Snapchat, were also sued but settled before trial. The woman, who has only been identified by the name K.G.M. in the lawsuit, claimed the four social media sites caused her to have depression and anxiety as a minor. “ certainly does activate the parts of the brain that’s part of the reward circuitry of your brain,” said Dr. Daniel Boeder, a child psychiatrist at Blessing Hospital. Boeder said social media has become a major factor in his dealings with young patients. “I’ve incorporated it in my usual initial evaluation of kids. That’s how significant it’s gotten,” he added. He explained abusing social media shares similarities with substance abuse disorder, most notably regarding withdrawal symptoms. “Sometimes changes in mood, irritability, anger, sometimes sadness, anxiety, fear of missing out, honestly,” said Boeder. For parents, Boeder said it can be hard for them to relate to their children’s reliance on social media.

YouTube is blocking a popular workaround for background playback — e.g. playing only the audio of a video with your screen off — in a move that'll likely prove frustrating to a number of users. Android users have relied on third-party browsers to work around limitations on background playback, but now users of Samsung Internet, Brave, Vivaldi, and Edge have reported being unable to play YouTube sound in the background, according to tech site 9to5Google. Mashable Light Speed Piunikaweb, a Pixel-focused tech site, wrote that the "sudden, simultaneous failure across multiple browsers strongly suggests a targeted change by YouTube." 9to5Google tested the new limitations on Samsung Internet and found that "video playback ends within a couple of seconds of the display going dark." YouTube limits background play on mobile to Premium subscribers, so the company's targeting of a workaround makes sense, even if it is frustrating to users. So, for now at least, it seems the folks who used the third-party browser workaround are stuck like the rest of us folks who're operating on Chrome or Safari: Pay up or give up your background sounds.