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New feature uncovers hidden account origins X’s location tool has revealed political accounts with large audiences operating outside the US. Users identified pro-Trump accounts posting about US politics while based abroad. Some anti-Trump accounts also misrepresented their locations. Their posts earned millions of impressions, which can lead to payouts from X. X defends data accuracy The “about this account” tab displays location on every profile. It warns that travel, temporary stays, and VPNs may affect accuracy. X’s product chief Nikita Bier says the data is 99% reliable. On Saturday, Trump shared a screenshot on Truth Social from “TRUMP_ARMY_.” The post…

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Study Suggests Short Disconnect Can Ease Anxiety and Depression A new study examining the effects of a brief break from social media has found that young adults who stepped away from apps like Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok for just one week reported notable improvements in their mental health. Researchers tracked adults aged 18 to 24 who opted into a seven-day “social media holiday,” observing measurable reductions in symptoms of anxiety and depression by the end of the break. Sleep quality also improved, though feelings of loneliness remained largely unchanged. Researchers Note Benefits but Call for Caution The authors emphasized that…

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Idrissa Gueye received a warm response from his Everton teammates after apologising for his red-card offence during Monday’s win over Manchester United at Old Trafford. The midfielder became the first Premier League player in 17 years to be sent off for striking a teammate after slapping Michael Keane in the 13th minute. Despite playing with 10 men for most of the match, Everton held on for a heroic 1–0 win, giving David Moyes his first victory at Old Trafford as an away manager. After the match, Gueye asked to address the squad in the dressing room, where he apologised directly…

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Japan combats overtourism in Tokyo and Kyoto by offering free domestic flights to UK and European travellers. The Japan National Tourism Organisation and All Nippon Airways (ANA) introduced the initiative to encourage visits to lesser-known regions. The program runs from 24 November to 31 January 2026 and aims to relieve pressure on crowded destinations while boosting regional tourism. The “Stopover & Add-on Free Fare” deal lets eligible economy passengers book up to two free domestic flights with any international booking by 31 January. ANA allows travellers to schedule these flights anytime after 31 January. Passengers can travel to Tokyo, Hiroshima,…

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The U.S. travel sector continues to show resilience despite global challenges. International travel has faced headwinds in recent years, but domestic tourism has helped keep the industry strong. Florida is leading the way, with early 2025 data showing that 92% of visitors were from within the United States. This highlights the role of internal demand in sustaining the travel market. Florida’s popularity is driven by a mix of attractions, beaches, theme parks, and cultural destinations. Cities like Orlando, Miami, and Tampa have been especially popular. Families and leisure travelers have been booking trips in large numbers. Many are choosing road…

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One year after his first warning Ruben Amorim delivered another clear warning about high expectations. Manchester United beat Everton 4–0 in this fixture last season, yet he predicted trouble ahead. One year later, the same weaknesses reappeared. A tense clash between Idrissa Gueye and Michael Keane defined the early moments. United spent 77 minutes against ten men but failed to turn the advantage into control. United fail to make the most of advantage Amorim watched his players struggle at crucial moments. Patrick Dorgu and Leny Yoro lost possession under no pressure as Everton built momentum. Amad Diallo made poor decisions…

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People who stop using the weight-loss injection Mounjaro are likely to regain weight and lose many of the health improvements they experienced while on the drug, according to new research. Mounjaro, which contains tirzepatide, has been shown to help people lose around 20% of their body weight after long-term use. However, researchers analysing data from the Surmount-4 clinical trial found that stopping the medication not only led to weight regain, but also reversed gains in blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar control. In the study, all participants received tirzepatide along with diet and exercise support for 36 weeks. They were…

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The UN climate summit failed to deliver a clear plan to phase out fossil fuels, leaving the EU increasingly isolated. COP30 in Belém concluded with a final text that offered no roadmap, prompting critics to call it an empty deal and a moral failure. The United States withdrew from climate negotiations, creating both a political and financial gap, with President Donald Trump dismissing climate change as a con job. Countries heavily dependent on fossil-fuel revenue, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, opposed any target or timeline for phasing out fossil fuels. One day before the summit ended, the EU threatened…

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Complex rules drive up construction expenses The UK now ranks as the most expensive country in the world to build nuclear plants, according to a government review. The report blames overly complex regulations for inflating costs and delaying projects. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer commissioned the review to push a radical reset of nuclear strategy. The taskforce says streamlined rules could save Britain tens of billions and reverse years of decline. The government plans major nuclear projects to secure energy supplies and meet net-zero targets. Fragmented oversight fuels delays and higher costs The review highlights a fragmented safety system with…

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Virgil van Dijk has launched a fierce critique of Liverpool’s form, admitting the champions are “in a mess” and accusing teammates of failing to take responsibility after a 3-0 home defeat to Nottingham Forest. The loss left Liverpool in the bottom half of the table with a negative goal difference, marking their sixth defeat in seven Premier League games. Van Dijk described the performance, particularly the start of the second half, as “unacceptable” and said the team panicked after conceding. The captain admitted the squad is letting down manager Arne Slot and challenged whether every player is doing enough to…

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