A 13-YEAR-OLD BOY LOST HIS LIFE AFTER HE WAS ATTACKED BY THREE LARGE DOGS WHILE RIDING HIS BICYCLE. (PHOTO).

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 A 13-year-old boy lost his life after he was attacked by three large dogs while riding his bicycle. This tragic incident occurred January 3rd on the 100 block of Upper Sandy Cove Road in Welshtown, Nova Scotia, Canada.  On that day, 13-year-old Drew Nickerson, was enjoying the day by riding his bike through the neighborhood. As Drew rode his bike down the road, two large Cane Corsos and a Rottweiler came running out into the road from a nearby residence. The three dogs then began to viciously attack Drew. The attack left the young boy bleeding in the roadway and suffering from serious injuries.  Upon discovering Drew severely injured in the roadway, one of the owners of the dogs loaded Drew into their vehicle and rushed him to a nearby hospital.  Drew was then airlifted to a hospital in Halifax, where he sadly succumbed to his injuries on January 5th. The incident is under investigation with Staff Sgt. Mark Macpherson of the Shelburne Disrict RCMP stating that they ...

X TO INTRODUCE MARKETPLACE FOR PURCHASING INACTIVE HANDLES. (PHOTO).


 X to introduce marketplace for purchasing inactive handles

X is introducing a marketplace for inactive handles, giving Premium subscribers the ability to request and acquire usernames. The platform will offer both free and paid options, with rare handles potentially priced from $2,500 to more than seven figures.

Handles labeled as “Priority”—including full names, multi-word phrases, or alphanumeric combinations—can be requested for free by Premium+ and Premium Business subscribers. If approved, X transfers the handle at no cost, though users who cancel or downgrade their subscription will have their old handle returned after a 30-day grace period. Examples of Priority handles include @GabrielJones, @PizzaEater, and @ParadoxAI. Requests are typically reviewed within three business days, and once approved, the old handle is reserved and unavailable to others.

“Rare” handles—short, generic, or culturally significant names—are not available through standard requests. They are offered either through public drops or direct, pre-priced purchases by invitation. Public drops allow multiple users to apply, with selection based on platform contributions, intended use, engagement, and reach. Direct purchase pricing depends on factors like character length, popularity, and cultural significance, and users retain these handles even if their Premium subscription ends. Examples include @Pizza, @Tom, and @One.

X said the marketplace prevents misuse or bot activity by distributing inactive handles through a controlled process rather than releasing them all at once. Users can also register interest in specific inactive handles not yet listed; if the handle becomes available, X will notify them.

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