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Actor David Del Rio has reappeared on social media following a period of silence, after he was dismissed from the TV series Matlock amid sexual assault allegations made by co-star Leah Lewis. The posts themselves aren’t the story so much as the timing and context: a public-facing return while

A single Red Bull announcement was all it took for “Why is Yuki Tsunoda leaving F1?” to spike across feeds-proof that the question, not the answer, now drives distribution. What’s actually known: Red Bull shared an update; the fan conversation quickly fixated on whether Tsunoda will be on the

Texas Rep. James Talarico (D) used X to criticize Elon Musk’s recently reapproved Tesla compensation plan, echoing Bernie Sanders’ wealth-tax rhetoric and framing the issue around poverty, medical debt, and veterans’ homelessness. The post - complete with a pointed “Do we really believe one man is worth more than

The European Union has levied a €120 million (about $140 million) fine against X, prompting U.S. officials to slam the decision as an “attack on Americans.” Politics aside, the practical takeaway for social pros is straightforward: EU digital enforcement is no longer theoretical, and X remains a primary test

A disabled vehicle was struck by a train in Ohio on Saturday, drawing a multi‑unit fire response. Details are still limited, but incidents like this reliably trigger a burst of local posts, scanner clips, and bystander video across feeds. The key takeaway here: be first to be right, not

Zohran Mamdani posted a short video telling immigrant New Yorkers they don’t have to speak with or comply with ICE without proper documentation, landing squarely in the middle of a fast-moving news cycle after recent federal enforcement actions. The content is straightforward rights education, not a call to obstruct

Four people were killed in new Russian strikes as US and Ukrainian officials wrapped a third day of diplomatic talks, with President Zelenskyy posting that Kyiv remains committed to working “in good faith” toward peace. Expect a fresh spike in conflict-related discourse across platforms: real-time statements from heads of state

BC’s Minister of Forests, Ravi Parmar, says the BC Wildfire Service deployed to more locations outside the province this season than any prior year, assisting peers in Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario and beyond. That’s an operational milestone, but it’s also a communications signal: crisis updates increasingly need

Mastodon’s 2025 feature roll-out is translating into real growth: a reported 30% increase across the Fediverse, aided by the addition of quote posts built with anti-harassment safeguards and improved interoperability between servers. The key takeaway here: this isn’t an algorithmic revolution-it’s usability and safety tuning that lowers