Clavicular breaks silence on contract claims as streamer WarisG reveals what really happened in Miami (Image via Getty)

Braden Clavicular Peters is facing serious questions about the way he treats people on his livestream after multiple clips and claims spread online. The main issue is simple but worrying. Some streamers and creators say they were asked to sign contracts before their content appeared.Clavicular has rejected these claims. He says that these were just normal NDAs, which are used by many influential people and celebrities. But people associated with it say that the situation did not seem normal. They describe it as sudden, uncomfortable and too loud.These claims are not just for a moment. Different clips and statements are now being discussed online. Still, it is important to note that none of these allegations have been officially proven.

ray of light Varisji and others describe contractile pressure in the clavicular livestream controversy

Warisji shared the most candid account of what happened. He talked about a meeting in Miami on March 20, 2026. According to him, the situation immediately became serious when the clavicular brought a contracture.Warisji explained it in his own words:“Maybe he said something along the lines of ‘let’s get this started’, trying to get us to sign this contract. He said, ‘Do you want to sign this contract?’ And we were obviously hesitant. It’s like, brother, a contract is being forced down our throats.”He and his friend decided not to sign anything. Later he talked to his lawyer. Warisji said the lawyer described Clavicular’s behavior as “quite aggressive” and both streamers agreed with that viewpoint.Warisji also said that the meeting will help both sides move forward. But once the contract came out, that view changed. He felt that there was clearly nothing helpful in what was being offered.This is not the only moment to raise questions. In another incident, Clavicular was seen arguing with a woman about women’s rights. The argument escalated and according to reports he slapped her. After that, he tried to involve the police, although the situation did not fully unfold on camera.Around the same time, a woman believed to be an OnlyFans creator appeared with his entourage. He reportedly said that he had signed with him. Others in the video questioned whether she was told what to do on stream.Clavicular has not given full details about these contracts. He has called these standard NDAs and rejected the claims. However, those involved say their experience was very different from the general consensus.For now, these are claims from individuals and clips shared online. There is no official confirmation of wrongdoing.

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us President donald trump The United States on Friday strongly rejected the possibility of a ceasefire in the conflict with Iran, saying the United States has moved closer to its military objectives in the Middle East.“We are getting very close to accomplishing our objectives as we consider winding down our great military efforts in the Middle East with respect to the terrorist regime of Iran,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social, outlining goals including reducing Iran’s missile capabilities, destroying its defense industrial base and preventing it from acquiring a nuclear capability. Listing the goals he said, “(1) Completely weaken the Iranian missile capability, launchers, and everything associated with them. (2) Destroy Iran’s defense industrial base. (3) Destroy their navy and air force, including anti-aircraft weapons. (4) Never allow Iran to get even close to a nuclear capability, and always be in a position where the United States can respond quickly and powerfully to such a situation, if it should occur. (5) Security, at the highest level, our Middle Eastern allies, including “Includes Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait and others.”He also indicated that responsibility for securing the Strait of Hormuz should be shifted from Washington. “The Strait of Hormuz must be defended and monitored by other nations that use it – the United States does not!” He said that America will assist if needed.Meanwhile, earlier, speaking to reporters at the White House with Marco Rubio, Trump rejected calls for a ceasefire. He said, “I don’t want to make a ceasefire. You know you don’t make a ceasefire when you are literally destroying the other side.” “I think we won,” he said.His comments came as the US deployed additional naval personnel to the Middle East, signaling a possible expansion of military options, although Washington said it is not currently planning to send ground troops to Iran.

Ohio gubernatorial candidate and Indian-American politician Vivek Ramaswami Nearly $12,000 in campaign funds was spent on a luxury trip to Puerto Rico, according to campaign finance documents and reporting by MediaTouch, a progressive political media organization in the US.Records show that in November 2025, Ramaswamy’s campaign paid $11,898.25 to the Dorado Beach Ritz-Carlton Reserve, one of Puerto Rico’s most luxurious resorts, citing the purpose of “travel.” A one-bedroom suite at the resort can cost up to $5,820 per night and offers high-end accommodations, private dining, a golf course, a five-acre spa, and other sports facilities.Ramaswamy is a billionaire whose net worth is estimated at $2.2 billion by Forbes. He visited the island ahead of the ITServe Alliance Synergy Annual Conference to be held in December 2025. He was to deliver the keynote speech at the event, advocating for changes to H-1B visa policies, including raising the annual limit and relaxing restrictions. The group also engages in lobbying and legal challenges related to US immigration policy.Reports indicate that Ramaswami withdrew from the conference shortly before it began after receiving online criticism from some conservative commentators over the organization’s position on H-1B visas. H‑1B visas are U.S. work permits that allow companies to hire foreign professionals in specialty occupations requiring highly specialized knowledge or skills.During the trip, Ramaswamy posted on social media showing him playing pickleball at the resort with internet celebrities and YouTubers Logan Paul and Jake Paul. The resort includes a sports hub where guests can access courts for recreational activities.Ramaswamy’s planned convention, his return and his leisure activities as well as luxury travel have raised questions over how campaign funds were used. A campaign spokesperson told Signal Ohio that Ramaswamy “planned to remain in Puerto Rico regardless of the convention.” Additionally, Ramaswamy founded the biotech company Roivant Sciences in 2014, which bought an Alzheimer’s drug that had previously failed in clinical trials and took it public in 2015, raising hundreds of millions of dollars. The stock subsequently fell, causing huge losses to many investors even though Ramaswamy had already made profits by selling the shares.

The crescent moon was sighted in Mecca on the evening of 19 March and by midnight messages had started arriving. From palace communications offices and City Hall press rooms, from foreign ministries and mosque pulpits, the words came out in Arabic and English and Turkish and Urdu: Eid Mubarak. Blessed festival. The month is over.This year Ramzan started from 19th February. Nine days later, on February 28, American and Israeli forces launched strikes on Iranian territory, killing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and sparking a significant military escalation throughout the Middle East. For the remaining three weeks of the holy month, more than a billion Muslims around the world fast throughout the day and follow the news throughout the night. The war and the fast went on simultaneously, in parallel, neither stopping for the other.Now, on the morning of Eid-ul-Fitr, the fast has ended. Prayers are being made. And from New York to London to Riyadh to Tehran, those leading nations and cities are finding their own ways to celebrate the day this year, under circumstances unlike any recent Eid.

Washington: Best wishes from the White House

The statement came a day or two before the holiday, as has been the practice in prior US administrations. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump extended greetings to all Americans celebrating Eid al-Fitr and called the occasion a reflection of the country’s founding commitment to religious freedom.The message followed the general format of prior White House Eid greetings, being brief, warm, focused on home values. It did not address the ongoing conflict with Iran.Across the United States, from mosques in Dearborn to Houston to the outskirts of New York, communities gathered for early morning Eid prayers. Many had spent Ramadan following developments in the region with particular closeness. The White House’s message reached them through news alerts and social media feeds, read on the same phones that had been capturing images of the conflict throughout the month.

New York: Thirty-four iftars and one mayor

Zohran Mamdani became the first Muslim mayor of New York City on January 1 this year. By the last days of Ramadan, he had attended 17 iftars in five cities, one of his most public events during the month.Settings varied widely. He broke the fast with those held at Rikers Island. He sat down with taxi drivers in an organization called the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, where he fasted for fifteen days in solidarity with cab drivers fighting the medallion loan crisis early in his career. He hosted the hospital workers. They attended community iftars in the neighborhood where families from many different countries gathered for an evening meal, all observing the same fast.“There have been Muslim New Yorkers almost as long as there has been New York City,” he said at a rally in March.His public appearances during Ramadan generated both support and criticism. An Alabama senator posted a comment on social media making a connection to the September 11 attacks. A radio commentator made comments that drew a public reaction. On at least one occasion, protesters gathered outside his home. Mamdani continued his schedule throughout, signing executive orders and attending iftars for the remainder of his calendar.On the morning of Eid, he attended prayers in a mosque in the city. Elsewhere in New York, the day began like Eid in the city, with families in new clothes heading to mosques in Jackson Heights and Bay Ridge and Hollis, the smell of cooking wafting through apartment buildings before the sun had fully risen.

London: Prayer in the Square

In London, the morning broke at Trafalgar Square, where thousands of devotees gathered to offer Eid prayers in the open air. Families, dressed in shalwar kameez and abaya, suits and headscarves, spread out in rows on the cobbled plain, stretching towards the National Gallery.The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan attended, as he has in previous years.In the days leading up to the meeting, the prayers had become a subject of public debate. A Conservative MP had commented that mass outdoor Muslim prayers in public places were uncalled for. Prime Minister Keir Starmer, responding to Prime Minister’s Questions, listed religious gatherings of various religions in Trafalgar Square and described them as part of the social fabric of the country.By Friday morning the intersection was packed. The queues of worshipers were spread across the grounds. The sound of the prayer spread to the water of the fountain. Visitors who did not know that prayers were taking place stood on the banks and watched.Starmer had also reiterated Britain’s position not to take part in military action against Iran in the days before Eid. At a press conference on March 16, he said: “I have been attacked by some people over my decision not to engage in an aggressive campaign against Iran. But at every step, I have stuck to my principles, the same principles I stuck to when it came to the debate over the Iraq War in 2003.”

Riyadh and the Gulf: inside the mosques

In Mecca, Eid prayers at the Masjid al-Haram attract large congregations every year who gather, systematically, through the architecture of the mosque in the morning light. King Salman bin Abdulaziz marked the occasion with a message to Muslims around the world, calling for peace and security and asking God to protect “our brave heroes and soldiers deployed at our borders”.This year in UAE, Eid prayers were completely limited to mosques. Outdoor mass prayers were banned for security reasons, a departure from the usual practice of families gathering in parks and open spaces in the cool of the morning. The decision had been announced in advance and prayers were being held indoors without incident.In Dubai, malls had been decorated for weeks with crescent moons and Eid greetings on digital displays. On the morning of the holiday, the roads were quieter than a normal Friday. The families moved between the mosque and the home early in the morning and the normal pattern of meeting and eating during the day began.

Ankara: at the crossroads

In Türkiye, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan gave his Eid message in the morning. It referenced the conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran and called for compassion and dialogue between nations. Their foreign ministers have been present at meetings in Riyadh and Doha in recent weeks, where regional governments are discussing the broader situation.Türkiye holds membership in NATO, maintaining long-term relations with the Muslim world and with many parties to the current conflict. Erdogan marked the day, offering his good wishes and continuing the program of calls with regional leaders that has taken up much of his recent calendar.

Tehran: A quiet Eid

Eid prayers were offered in mosques across the country in Iran. State television broadcast morning prayers from Tehran. The hall was packed.Supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei, who was appointed after his father was assassinated in the February 28 attacks, has not appeared in public. His Eid message was delivered through state media, read by an anchor and accompanied by a photograph. No public appearances have been confirmed since his appointment.In displacement camps established in the west and north of the country after the attacks, families who left their homes during the conflict celebrated Eid with available resources. Aid organizations reported that in many places, volunteers had arranged small celebrations, sweets and donated clothing for children, signs that the holiday symbolizes this to young observers. Fasts were observed throughout Ramzan in those camps. Namaz was offered on the morning of Eid.

the day itself

By midnight on March 20, prayers had been said on every continent. Tables were being set. In New York, the family gathered in Jackson Heights and Bay Ridge and Hollis’s apartments. In London, people were making their way between Whitechapel and homes in Wembley and Croydon. In Istanbul, boats crossing the Bosphorus were filled with people traveling to visit relatives on the other bank.

India’s space program has built a reputation for precision, efficiency and steady progress over decades. From launching satellites for other countries to expanding its own navigation and communication systems, the country has become a major player in global space activity. Still, space missions don’t always end cleanly. Some leave behind remnants that continue to orbit the Earth long after their purpose has been fulfilled. A recent statement in Parliament has drawn attention to the issue, with India currently having 129 trackable pieces of space debris in orbit, according to the PIB report. This number may seem modest compared to global figures, but it still highlights growing concerns about sustainability in space operations.

ISRO has revealed 129 junk objects roaming in space

The 129 objects currently tracked are not uniform in nature. Of these, a total of 49 are non-operational satellites. These satellites once played an important role but are now inactive and orbit the Earth either in low Earth orbit or in geostationary orbit. The remaining objects include pieces of the rocket body and debris left after launch.Some of this debris comes from launch vehicles such as the PSLV, GSLV and LVM3. Additionally, there are 33 fragments associated with the PSLV-C3 mission that reportedly broke up in orbit, creating many smaller pieces.

Why is space debris a serious concern?

Space debris refers to any man-made object in orbit that no longer serves any useful function.This includes defunct satellites, discarded rocket stages and even very small fragments such as paint particles. Despite their size, these objects pose a serious threat due to the speed at which they travel. NASA experts say that orbital objects can move at a speed of about 10 kilometers per second.At such high velocities, even a small fragment could damage or destroy an operational satellite. A single collision can also generate thousands of new pieces of debris, increasing the overall risk to the orbit.

What Indian Space Research Organization doing to reduce debris

India has taken steps to address the issue of space debris through policy and technology.According to the PIB report, ISRO had launched the Debris Free Space Mission (DFSM) in 2024. The initiative aims to ensure that Indian space missions do not generate excess debris by the year 2030.To achieve this, satellites are now being designed with the ability to safely deorbit at the end of their operational life. This often involves carrying extra fuel so they can re-enter Earth’s atmosphere and burn up safely rather than remaining in orbit.

How India is tracking and trying to clean up space debris

Preventing future wrecks is only part of the challenge. Existing debris should also be monitored and removed where possible.India has made progress in this area also. The SpaDeX mission in 2025 demonstrated autonomous docking and undocking technology in space. This capability is important for future missions that may involve capturing and removing defunct satellites or debris.Additionally, Project Eye plays an important role in tracking space objects. It serves as a space situational awareness system that monitors debris and provides alerts to avoid potential collisions with active satellites.

The family claimed that a dangerous social media challenge took the life of their nine-year-old daughter and warned against such dare. Jacqueline Blackwell died in her family’s backyard a month ago when she was found with a rope wrapped around her neck, said her parents, Curtis and Wendy Blackwell.“It was just the three of us, three friends, we did everything together,” said Curtis Blackwell.Curtis and Wendy Blackwell said, “Karaoke. She loved karaoke; she could do it all day.”Jacqueline’s parents said she loved singing and dreamed of becoming a star, CBS News reported.“She was on YouTube a lot, of course, as were a lot of kids,” said Curtis Blackwell.She said she also enjoys facing challenges she receives on social media, which seemed harmless to her until the incident a month ago.“On a typical morning, tickle him to wake him up to get ready for school,” said Wendy Blackwell.“She goes out to play like she always does, out in the yard. I noticed it was a little quieter – quieter than it should have been,” said Curtis Blackwell. “Then I saw her around the corner leading to the carport, saw her hair. I said, ‘Jacqueline!’ I thought she was playing bent over because she was always playing in that area, but she wasn’t.”“I found her unconscious, clinging to a rope,” said Curtis Blackwell. “I tried to do everything I could to save her. I pulled her out of her restraints. I tried to give her CPR until first responders got there. It was the most horrifying, shocking thing I have ever seen. It was horrible to see my daughter in such a vulnerable state because of something so senseless.”“I don’t think I’ll ever do that,” said Curtis Blackwell. “I will never forget that day. That will linger in my mind for the rest of my life.”The Blackwells said they spent several days trying to understand why this happened.“My mom told me that Jacqueline had shown her a video earlier of a guy doing this with a rope, my mom told her, ‘You should never do that,'” said Curtis Blackwell.Videos of people deliberately strangling themselves for a short-term euphoria, often referred to as the blackout challenge, have circulated on social media for years.

What is the Blackout Challenge?

The “blackout challenge”, which encourages individuals to suffocate to the point of losing consciousness, falls into the latter. Her parents said they believe Jacqueline copied what she saw and became one of 80 documented cases of death from the challenge, according to the CDC.“This is not a joke, this is not a game, this is life and death,” said Curtis Blackwell. “Most of the kids are ages 9 to 14. A lot of kids her age don’t have fully developed brains and are very easily influenced.”Some social media sites have now posted warnings or blocked searches for the blackout challenge, but the videos continue to promote the act.“She is our beautiful angel now,” Wendy Blackwell said.Only a month after losing their daughter, the Blackwells said they are turning their grief into action.“Even if it saves one life, that life matters a lot,” said Curtis Blackwell.They called for greater accountability, saying they did not want other parents to suffer similar fates.“You can have your kid check on it, it could be a kid-friendly video, and then three minutes later it could be something completely dark because of the algorithms they create,” said Curtis Blackwell. “A lot of these kids are lost, so these companies can’t be held accountable in my view.”

Iran’s supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei claimed victory over the US and Israel in a written message on Friday for the Persian New Year of Nowruz. He said, “For the moment, because of the special unity formed among you and our compatriots – despite all differences in religious, intellectual, cultural and political origins – the enemy has been defeated.”He further said that the US and Israeli attacks were based on the illusion that they could overthrow the government by assassinating top leaders, the AP reported.He claimed that the attacks in Türkiye and Oman are part of the “Zionist enemy’s plan” to create division between regional countries.Khamenei said, “We share with neighboring countries sects, interests and confrontation against global egoistic forces.”He praised the Iranians for “creating a nationwide defensive front and strongholds in cities, neighborhoods and mosques, delivering such a shocking blow that the enemy became mired in contradictions and irrational statements.”Mojtaba has yet to appear in public after being named as successor to his father Ali Khamenei, who was killed in a US-Israeli airstrike at the start of the war.Earlier in the day, Iran released a video of Khamenei teaching religious studies to a group of students.More than 1,300 people have been killed in Iran since the conflict began. According to official estimates, Israeli air strikes in Lebanon killed more than 1,000 people and displaced more than one million. In Israel, at least 15 people have been killed in Iranian missile attacks, while the United States has reported the deaths of at least 13 of its military personnel in the ongoing hostilities.

This photo provided by the North Korean government shows its leader Kim Jong Un, front right, his daughter, reportedly named Kim Ju Ae, and other soldiers on a tank at a military training base in North Korea, Thursday, March 19, 2026.

Teenage daughter of North Korean leader kim jong un While undergoing army training under her father’s supervision, she drove a tank in their latest joint public appearance, fueling outside speculation that the girl was being groomed as Kim’s successor.The official Korean Central News Agency reported on Friday that Kim had inspected an offensive tactical exercise involving tank units and infantry troops a day earlier and called for complete combat preparations.Videos and images released by state media showed Kim’s daughter sticking her head out of the driver’s hatch of a moving, green tank, while her smiling father sat on top with three soldiers.Observers said the girl’s condition clearly showed she was driving an armored vehicle, her first such activity. But he said that operating modern tanks was not technically complex, especially when moving slowly for short periods of time.Lee Ilwoo, an expert at the Korea Defense Network in South Korea, said, “She just drove straight at a slow speed. Modern tanks are also easy to drive, and I think it was easier for her to drive because she was on flat ground.”The girl, reportedly named Kim Joo Ae and aged about 13, had accompanied her father to several high-profile military and other events since late 2022. North Korean state media called her Kim Jong Un’s “most beloved” or “respected” child and published footage and photos indicating the closeness of the two.He fired pistols and witnessed live-fire testing of multiple rocket launch systems during a recent tour of a light munitions factory. The girl had gone to Beijing with her father in September. During the New Year celebration he kissed her on the cheek.South Korea’s spy agency assessed last month that Kim Jong Un was close to declaring him his successor. Some experts disagreed with that assessment, citing Kim Jong Un’s relatively young age and highly male-dominated nature. north koreaThe power hierarchy of.The North Korean training came as the US and South Korea engaged in their annual military exercises which the North viewed as an invasion rehearsal. The US and South Korea ended their 11-day computer-simulated command post exercise on Thursday, but they are still continuing field training.(Input from news agencies)