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This simple practice gave my brain the reset it needed.

Homeland security said Hamdi’s visa had been revoked amid claims the move was apparent retaliation for his criticism of Israel. Key US politics stories from Sunday 26 October at a glance

Apparently, being too ready to order is now a crime. A woman on TikTok is going viral after sharing how she got turned away from a bar—not for being rude, drunk, or causing a scene—but for having her card out while waiting to order. Yep, according to the bartender, tapping…

“Williams Sonoma basically just stole $500 from me, and their response is, ‘oh, well,’” said Tammy, a homemaker with more than 77,000 followers on TikTok.

Trump and his senior administration officials have said they will not negotiate with Democrats on policy issues until the government is reopened

Scott Bessent said plan was part of framework for trade deal but did not share details on transferring app’s ownership

ByteDance, the company behind TikTok, is reportedly creating its own Steam competitor targeted at global markets. Dubbed "GameTop," the new storefront is said to carry social features, AI-assisted creator tools, and the typical publishing/distribution that other stores like Epic Games also have. Recruitment has already begun in China.

The social media platform's updated guidelines now state that users will only be notified of data disclosures "where required by law," rather than as a standard practice

A little tartan, a little tassel, a little Deco glamour – and not a candy-cane in sight

Lobbying firms with ties to Donald Trump's MAGA movement are reaping record profits as corporations race to secure influence in Washington, signalling a lucrative new era for political lobbying under Trump 2.0.

Teens can be shown self-harm and suicide content on TikTok within minutes of joining the app, Amnesty International has warned, as families in France pursue legal action and MPs examine the platform’s impact on young users.