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Radiohead asked ICE to pull a promotional video that uses their song “Let Down,” saying it was used without permission in the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown and characterizing the move as propaganda; DHS/ICE had not immediately commented.
MLS concluded Lionel Messi did not violate league policy following a postmatch video that appeared to show him following referees; the league said the door shown was not to the officials’ locker room and Messi did not enter a restricted area, so no action was taken and he remains eligible for Inter Miami's upcoming match.
Apple's Podcasts app will add HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) video support, letting users switch seamlessly between watching and listening, use picture‑in‑picture on iPad, and download video or audio for offline viewing across iOS, iPadOS, visionOS, and the web, with a beta now and a wider rollout tied to the upcoming 26.4 update.
An Instagram clip from Austria shows Mika, a Golden Retriever, getting fed up with repeated paw requests after initially obeying, culminating in a humorous outburst where she zooms in circles before calmly returning to obedience, leaving viewers amused.
Apple’s Podcasts app will let you swap from audio to video during a show using HTTP Live Streaming, download video for offline viewing, and test the feature in iOS 26.4, iPadOS 26.4, and visionOS 26.4 this spring, with web support coming too.
The Kyiv Independent interviews Brittney Shki-Giizis, a Canadian who left the Canadian Army to fight in Ukraine, explaining how she learned Ukrainian to join a Ukrainian unit and shifted from tank instruction to FPV drone piloting as drones reshape the conflict, while reflecting on being a woman in combat, the human cost of drone warfare, and why any ceasefire must include security guarantees.
Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., rejected a Justice Department request for an interview related to a Democrats’ video about alleged illegal orders.
A new video released by The News Movement shows Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old VA ICU nurse, spitting at federal agents and damaging a government SUV during an incident days before he was fatally shot by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis; authorities say he resisted arrest during enforcement operations and a firearm was recovered from his waistband after agents deployed pepper spray and tear gas, with his identity confirmed by his family amid renewed scrutiny of immigration enforcement.
A Golden Retriever puppy crashes her owner’s bath time by climbing into the tub and splashing water everywhere, turning a quiet moment into a humorous, splash-filled intrusion that fans are sharing online.
Substack announced Apple TV and Google TV apps for videos and livestreams, plus a For You recommendations feed and planned audio content, available to free and paid subscribers. The move has drawn early pushback from writers and users who worry Substack is pivoting away from its core newsletter/writing focus toward video.
A viral clip shows Mochi, a Golden Retriever, seemingly stuck on a living-room chair with a puzzled, statue-like pose and a few blinking looks, prompting amused captions like “Welp.” The moment isn’t real danger—Just Mochi defying gravity—shared by @missmochithegolden and sparking a wave of lighthearted comments from viewers.
Spotify will raise the U.S. Premium price to $12.99 from $11.99 starting February, with Estonia and Latvia also seeing increases; the last U.S. hike was July 2024. The move accompanies Spotify’s push into video and creator monetization, including a Netflix podcast partnership and expanded eligibility for its Spotify Partner Program, even as ad revenue remains weak. In its latest results, Spotify reported about 281 million paying subscribers and solid revenue growth, amid a leadership shift with Daniel Ek becoming executive chairman and Gustav Söderström and Alex Norström stepping in as co-CEOs.
A national Quinnipiac poll finds that among registered voters who watched the Minneapolis shooting video, 53% say the shots were not justified and 35% say they were; 82% have seen the video. Overall, 57% disapprove of how ICE enforces immigration laws (40% approve). Party and gender divisions are pronounced: Republicans largely say it was justified, Democrats and independents largely say not; women are more likely than men to deem the shooting unjustified. The survey included 1,133 voters with a margin of error of ±3.7 percentage points.
FlexasaurusRex launched MTV Rewind, an unofficial site and app archive that streams thousands of vintage MTV-era music videos across recreated channels, offering a nostalgic, curator-led alternative to algorithmic playlists and drawing hundreds of thousands of hits.
DOJ has asked at least four Democratic lawmakers to be interviewed as part of its probe into a controversial video urging service members and intelligence officials to disobey illegal orders; the FBI had previously contacted the Senate and House sergeants-at-arms to schedule interviews with six lawmakers in the clip, including Sen. Elissa Slotkin and Reps. Jason Crow, Maggie Goodlander, and Chrissy Houlahan. The precise crime under investigation hasn’t been disclosed, though Trump has labeled it sedition, while the lawmakers say they were merely restating the law. Slotkin also described facing bomb threats and other intimidation since the video’s release.