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    EFF says DraftKings uses AI to target chronic gamblers●DraftKings is using AI to behaviorally target chronic gamblersYhnTechnologyAI5707 h ago

    The Electronic Frontier Foundation accuses DraftKings of using artificial intelligence and behavioral advertising to identify and target chronic gamblers, allegedly intensifying harms to people with gambling problems. The report has drawn significant attention online, with critics calling for greater scrutiny of how betting platforms deploy AI to maximize engagement among vulnerable users.

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    Restore Britain stands in tomorrow's local by-elections●By elections that Restore Britain are standing in tomorrow... CLAREMONT BLACKPOOL NORTHUMBERLAND AMBLE NORTHUMBERLAND LO𝕏xGB2.3K31 min ago

    The Restore Britain party is standing candidates in several local by-elections taking place tomorrow across England, including contests in Blackpool (Claremont ward), Amble in Northumberland, and Long Whatton and Diseworth in North West Leicestershire. Supporters are urging voters to back the party in these seats, with attention focused on how the minor party performs at the ballot box.

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    South Korean fuel reportedly reaching Russia on sanctioned tankers●🇰🇷🇷🇺 Fuel is being shipped from South Korea to # Russia via sanctioned tankers as Moscow scrambles for supplies amid theMmastodonWarUkraine215 h ago

    Fuel is being shipped from South Korea to Russia aboard sanctioned tankers as Moscow scrambles to secure supplies during the war in Ukraine, according to a Guardian report. An expert said the trade undermines Seoul's public backing for Kyiv, raising questions about gaps in sanctions enforcement and South Korea's stated position on the conflict.

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    Woman turns $45K abandoned church into dream home▼She bought an abandoned church for $45K and is turning it into her dream home: It's 'the biggest gamble' of her life✉newsWorldReligion47 min ago

    A woman in the United States bought an abandoned church for $45,000 and is converting it into her dream home. She describes the unconventional renovation as "the biggest gamble" of her life, and the story of transforming a disused place of worship into a private residence is drawing wide attention as an unusual and risky property project.

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    Palm Harbor Golf Club in Palm Coast, Florida, is set to hold its first-ever Thanksgiving Scramble golf tournament, according to an announcement from the City of Palm Coast. The inaugural event gives local golfers a new holiday option, though details on dates, entry fees and format were not included in the initial announcement.

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    Old Shuck legend inspires new dark folklore tale●🐺 Everyone in East Bramble knows what seeing Old Shuck means: death has already chosen you. One villager dismisses the lMmastodonCultureBooks43 h ago

    A new horror story rooted in the Old Shuck legend of East Anglia follows a sceptical villager who mocks the black dog folklore until burning red eyes pursue him across the fen. Lost in darkness with no path home, he reaches a black pool, echoing the creature's traditional role as an omen of death.

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    Banijay launches US gameshow Scrambled Up▼Banijay Entertainment Introduces New US Gameshow Scrambled Up to Market✉newsCultureEntertainment5 h ago

    French production group Banijay Entertainment has introduced a new American gameshow, Scrambled Up, to the market. The company announced the format as its latest addition to its US gameshow portfolio. Details about the show's premise, host or broadcast partner have not been disclosed in the initial announcement.

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    Procter & Gamble Shares Outpace the Broader Market●Why Procter & Gamble (PG) Outpaced the Stock Market Today✉newsBusinessMarkets38 min ago

    Procter & Gamble stock rose faster than the wider market in Thursday trading, drawing attention from investors tracking the consumer goods giant. The move put PG among the day's notable outperformers, with market watchers weighing what drove the gains against a mixed broader tape for equities.

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    A Supreme Court case over oil industry liability is being disrupted by the absence of one justice, according to Politico. With the court shorthanded, the outcome of the liability fight may be harder to predict, and an evenly divided bench could affect whether a ruling is issued at all in the closely watched energy dispute.

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    Chefs Reveal How to Tell When Scrambled Eggs Are Done▼I Asked 3 Chefs How To Tell When Scrambled Eggs Are Perfectly Cooked✉newsLifeFood13 h ago

    Simply Recipes spoke with three professional chefs about how to judge when scrambled eggs are perfectly cooked. The chefs point to visual and texture cues rather than strict timing, helping home cooks avoid the common mistake of overcooking eggs into dry, rubbery curds. The piece offers practical guidance for a dish nearly everyone makes.

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    Brexit critics keep up 'Brexit isn't working' chorus online●Just Sayin' #Eu #Brexit #Brexitreality #Brexitshambles #Brexitisnotworking #Brexitisntworking #Brexitchaos #rejoinEU #ReMmastodonWorldEU Politics211 h ago

    Social media users are circulating commentary arguing that Brexit has failed, using hashtags such as #BrexitShambles, #BrexitIsNotWorking and #RejoinEU, and tying the argument to the ECHR, refugee policy and the UK's loss of Erasmus Plus participation. The posts reflect continuing frustration among pro-EU voices who want Britain to rejoin the bloc.

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    Ukraine scrambles for funds as Russian strikes batter economy▼Ukraine scrambles for money to fight war as Russian strikes batter economy✉newsBusinessEconomy17 h ago

    Ukraine is struggling to find the money to sustain its war effort as Russian strikes on energy infrastructure and industry damage the country's economy. Reporting by Reuters highlights the strain on Kyiv's finances, with falling output, repair costs and reduced revenue making it harder to fund defense while relying on Western support.

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    Will Pedro Sánchez's snap election gamble pay off?▼Will Pedro Sánchez’s gamble to call snap general election in Spain pay off?✉newsWorldElections21 h ago

    Spain's prime minister Pedro Sánchez has called a snap general election, a risky move whose outcome is uncertain. Commentators are debating whether the gamble will strengthen his position or backfire, as the country heads into an unscheduled vote and parties begin campaigning with unpredictable polls.