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    India plans to bar under-18s from social media accountsโ—Breaking news: The Indian government is planning to block opening social media accounts for those under 18.๐•xIN10.7K5 min ago

    Reports circulating in India say the government is planning to block the creation of social media accounts for anyone under 18. The claim is spreading widely on Indian social media, with users debating its enforceability, its impact on free expression, and whether platforms such as Instagram and X would be required to verify ages. Officials have not confirmed details of any proposed rule or timeline.

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    Alcaraz sends support to Shapovalov after Japan Open retirementโ—Carlos Alcaraz sends message to Denis Shapovalov on social media after he retired injured from their Japan Open matchโœ‰newsSportTennisjust now

    Denis Shapovalov retired injured from his Japan Open match against Carlos Alcaraz in Tokyo, cutting their contest short. Alcaraz, who advances in the tournament, posted a message of support for the Canadian on social media, wishing him a swift recovery. The gesture drew warm reactions from fans and added a sportsmanlike note to Alcaraz's continued strong run on tour.

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    WHO boosts mental health support in Eastern Mediterranean emergenciesโ—Strengthening mental health and psychosocial support in emergencies across the Eastern Mediterranean Regionโœ‰newsHealth9 min ago

    The World Health Organization's Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office is working to strengthen mental health and psychosocial support services in emergencies across the region. The initiative aims to ensure people affected by crises, including conflicts and disasters, receive psychological care alongside physical aid. With the region facing protracted humanitarian emergencies, expanding mental health capacity has become a growing priority for health authorities.

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    Fires break out at two solar plants in occupied Crimeaโ—Fires break out at two solar power plants in occupied Crimea โ€“ social mediaโœ‰newsEnvironmentEnergy15 min ago

    Fires have broken out at two solar power plants in Russian-occupied Crimea, according to reports circulating on social media and picked up by Ukrainian news outlet Ukrinform. The cause of the fires and the extent of the damage are not yet known. The plants are part of Crimea's energy infrastructure, which has been a recurring flashpoint since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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    Aaron Sorkin is drawing attention with 'The Social Reckoning,' his follow-up to 'The Social Network.' In interviews with Vanity Fair, Sorkin discusses the film's portrayal of Mark Zuckerberg and the tech industry's relationship with Donald Trump and political power. The project is generating buzz as audiences speculate how it will depict Facebook's founder in the current political climate.

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    Jane Doe solidarity posts spread after Cornell rape lawsuitโ—'Jane Doe' solidarity posts flood social media after Cornell rape lawsuitโœ‰newsTechnologyInternet26 min ago

    Solidarity posts using the name 'Jane Doe' are spreading across social media following a rape lawsuit filed against Cornell University. The posts are being shared as a show of support for the anonymous plaintiff and have drawn broad attention to the case. The lawsuit's details and the scale of the online response continue to be discussed widely.

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    Frontline Education breach exposes employee Social Security numbersโ—Frontline Education data breach exposes employee Social Security numbersโœ‰newsLifeEducation29 min ago

    Education software provider Frontline Education has suffered a data breach that exposed employees' Social Security numbers. The incident raises concerns about the protection of sensitive personal data held by companies serving school districts, and affected staff now face elevated risks of identity theft and fraud. Details on how many people were affected and how the breach occurred were not immediately available.

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