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Australia has signaled intent to restrict social media access for users under 16 and to require parental consent for 16–17-year-olds, with the government funding age-assurance trials to figure out how enforcement might work. It’s not law yet, but the direction of travel is clear: more stringent age checks

After the Chiefs’ Christmas Day loss, a brief postgame tunnel moment turned into the main feed: a team staffer redirecting cameras away from Travis Kelce. The clip spread quickly across short‑form platforms, with some posts framing it against the backdrop of a potentially consequential home appearance. The facts are

A gaming term is doing the storytelling heavy lifting across Chinese social feeds: “Death Line” has gone viral as shorthand for the perceived collapse of the American Dream. Borrowed from the language of boss fights and HP bars, the phrase compresses complex frustrations-stagnant mobility, soaring costs, frayed safety nets-into a

A Fresno-based creator, Cassie Yoshikawa, was recently recognized for consistently spotlighting outdoor attractions and activities around California’s Central Valley. The key takeaway here: place-based creators aren’t just posting pretty vistas - they’re driving real-world discovery. When a local influencer packages trail tips, safety notes, parking intel, and

The Utah County Sheriff’s Office leaned into a reliable engagement driver this week: a festive greeting anchored by K9 Kash, paired with a nod to officers working through the holidays. It’s a small, well-executed moment, but it illustrates a bigger trend-public institutions are increasingly using approachable characters and

A high-profile social post from Donald Trump claims the United States carried out airstrikes on ISIS-linked targets in northwestern Nigeria. Formal confirmation from U.S. or Nigerian authorities was not immediately available at the time of posting-an important caveat in a region where militant activity is real but verification is