Fake US voters? China-linked accounts flood X with divisive posts ahead of midterms

China-linked accounts pose as US voters on X A China-linked influence operation known as Spamouflage is active ahead of the US midterm elections, with accounts allegedly posing as American voters and circulating divisive political content on X. The findings were reported by New York-based social media intelligence firm Graphika, which tracks online influence networks.In a…

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‘Fell short with the ball’: Shreyas Iyer reflects on India’s defeat, praises Glenn Phillips | Cricket News

Shreyas Iyer admitted India fell short with the ball in the fourth T20I against New Zealand, while praising Glenn Phillips for his match-winning century in Auckland on Friday.India suffered an 87-run defeat after New Zealand piled up 259/7, powered by Phillips’ 107 off 49 balls and Michael Bracewell’s 65 off 25. The hosts then bowled…

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Google, Meta and other tech companies resist ICE demands for user data amid US government immigration crackdown

Google, Meta and other tech companies resist ICE demands for user data amid US government immigration crackdown Tech giants, including Google and Meta, are reportedly resisting the Trump administration as federal immigration authorities escalate their use of subpoenas to track down online critics. Silicon Valley companies are delaying responses, challenging broad government requests and expanding…

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s $1 million donation to feed 2.4 million New Yorkers amid rising food insecurity | NFL News

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift (Instagram) Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce found an extraordinary way to celebrate a new chapter in their relationship. In July, the couple reportedly donated $26 million to charitable organisations across the United States, supporting causes ranging from hunger relief and children’s healthcare to education and animal welfare. The contributions caught…

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Scientists covered part of a Chinese glacier with fabric to slow melting; ice loss fell by 27% initially but the effect weakened |

A layer of artificial fabric reduced melting on a section of China’s Dagu Glacier by 15% over one year, as per the study. Researchers covered about 500 square metres of Dagu Glacier No. 17 with non-woven geotextile in August 2020 and monitored changes in the ice through October 2021.According to the research published in Remote…

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From witchcraft and torture devices to preserved parasites: 9 unusual museums around the world that will give you nightmares

(Image Credit_ Wiki Commons) Museums are typically places to educate oneself on matters that one might not know about. Or, they could be places to witness history, art and inventions from different periods. From the Louvre to the Vatican Museums, museums offer a cultural experience that stays with you for a long time. However, some…

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Ryan Rickelton, Wiaan Mulder hundreds put South Africa in driver’s seat, set 288-run target for Australia in series decider | Cricket News

South Africa’s Ryan Rickelton celebrates his hundred with his teammate Wiaan Mulder (AP/PTI) Centuries from Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder put South Africa in a commanding position against Australia in the series-deciding third Test at Newlands on Friday, setting up an intriguing final day’s play.South Africa, who began the fourth day with a slender 40-run…

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Iran to shift uranium stockpile abroad, reopen Hormuz within 7 days under draft deal: Report

Iran-US draft proposes uranium transfer, Hormuz reopening within 7 days NEW DELHI: A preliminary framework for negotiations between the United States and Iran proposes transferring Tehran’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium to a third country or reducing its enrichment levels, alongside reopening the Strait of Hormuz to international shipping within seven days of an initial…

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