Matt James

STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP:

@WhiteHouse @NASA Genuine question. If the moon has a diameter as wide as the USA then why is it curving at a short distance?

EARTHSET. April 6, 2026. Humanity, from the other side. First photo from the far side of the Moon. Captured from Orion as Earth dips beyond the lunar horizon. Photo: NASA

@EmiratesSupport You say dm but you never respond @EmiratesSupport. I’ve had elderly parents stuck here and can’t get back to the UK. The stress for them is overwhelming. You cancelled their flight on 4th March yet it still departed as scheduled. You should prioritise the elderly and sick.

Following the partial re-opening of regional airspace, Emirates is operating a reduced flight schedule while working to restore full network operations. ✈️ Flights to these destinations are currently operating: emirat.es/nowoperating. 🎫 Customers can check availability and book here: emirat.es/bookflights. We are accommodating customers with earlier bookings as a priority. Customers should only proceed to the airport if they have a confirmed booking. The airline anticipates a return to 100% of its network within the coming days, subject to airspace availability and the fulfilment of all operational requirements. Safety, as ever, remains paramount as is our duty of care. Operations Update ◾️ Yesterday, Emirates carried approximately 30,000 passengers out of Dubai. ◾️By tomorrow, 7 March, Emirates will have 106 daily return flights operating to 83 destinations, representing almost 60% of our route network. ◾️In certain high-demand markets, Emirates has significantly scaled up its operations. In the UK alone, the airline will be operating 11 daily flights across five airports by 7 March, reflecting the strength of travel demand between the UAE and UK. ◾️Additional capacity is being deployed across India, with Emirates scaling up to 22 daily flights, serving all nine of its Indian gateways by tomorrow 7 March. ◾️In the United States, Emirates currently operates to seven of its American gateways, ensuring continued connectivity between the US and the UAE during this period. We continue to monitor the situation closely and adapt our operations accordingly. We urge all customers to check emirates.com and our official social media channels, where we will publish the latest updates as they become available.

@NUFC Finally he’s ready and benched 🤷🏼‍♂️

HOWAY THE LADS! ✊

@Talabat None of your shareable links work in the app. I’m trying to share a place to a friend. Just takes you to the Home Screen. All links are broken.

@felixhhaas Great post. There are already some ahead of the game like placesuae.com An AI powerful food discovery app in Dubai. It works with text or voice input. It made finding anything in Dubai a breeze

𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗳𝗮𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗳𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗮𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝘀𝗵𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗸 I see a lot of founders still building apps the same way they did before we had AI. But if they don’t adapt, they will miss out. Here’s why: The way we interact with computers is fundamentally changing. Historically, interfaces helped us communicate with computers because they couldn’t understand us. So we needed buttons, screens, and structured flows to tell them what to do and what we wanted. But in the age of AI, that’s no longer relevant. We need to fundamentally rethink human-computer interaction. AI is getting incredibly good at understanding intent. It can predict what we want before we even say it. It’s faster than any human, and with the right context, it can behave almost exactly like you would. This has massive implications for interfaces and how we design products. Take food delivery apps as an example. Ordering food today takes 10+ clicks. You scroll, filter, customize, enter details, pick a payment method. Way too much effort for such a simple task. Now, imagine an AI-powered flow. The AI already knows your preferences and dietary restrictions. Payment is set. It suggests the best meal for you, right now. You hit one button or just say "Go" and the job’s done. Sure, the final step still needs your approval (for now), but everything else just happens. The UI of food delivery apps and most service-based experiences will become obsolete. Once AI knows who you are and how you think, you won’t need a traditional interface to get things done. At least not the way we think about UI today. We’re moving from apps with 10 screens to apps with one. From cluttered interfaces to minimal triggers. The smarter the system, the less UI you need. Eventually, the best UI might be no UI at all. And the sooner you prepare for that, the better. Spotify is already on this path. The more I use it, the less I search. The UI is still there, but I barely need it. It’s optional. So think about this when designing interfaces. What are the most essential elements I truly need? And what can I reduce to the absolute minimum? The less, the better. That’s never been more important than it is today. Interfaces aren’t going away. They’re just becoming invisible. What's your take on this?

Sensational. 😍

@aaditsh Literally just as quick to book on Google or any reservation app. I don’t see any benefits as you need to interact to confirm etc. Another unnecessary use case to justify a tool.

Now, here are 4 top use cases everyone’s talking about! 1. Book a Restaurant In the demo, Operator made a reservation via OpenTable. It literally sees the webpage, fills out time/date forms, and confirms the booking.

Imagine an Al that books your dinner, orders groceries, and schedules meetings. Now, stop imagining. It's here. Meet Operator—OpenAl's first Al agent that sees, clicks, and acts like a real assistant. Here's what it can do (and how it changes everything): 🧵

@realDonaldTrump Let’s go!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Are you better off now than you were when I was president? Our economy is shattered. Our border has been erased. We're a nation in decline. Make the American Dream AFFORDABLE again. Make America SAFE again. Make America GREAT Again!

@piersmorgan Southgate is the type of guy that puts his phone on low battery mode when it’s at 98%

Gareth, for the love of God, ditch this overly-defensive crap and unleash our attacking hounds. Now!

@England Southgate is the type of guy that puts his phone on low battery mode when it’s at 98%

The points are shared between the #ThreeLions and Denmark in Frankfurt.

@__1927it @NUFC شكرا لكم أيها الإخوة

@NUFC All of Saudi Arabia is with you

Mags in Milan. 👊 ⚫️ HOWAY THE LADS! ⚪️ #NUFC // #UCL

Currently in Siargao, an island devastated by a typhoon in Dec 2021. Virtually no reliable internet on the island. We found a restaurant last night with #starlink. Got 100mb + download. Place was packed. A prime example of how #starlink is changing lives @elonmusk

#HUMBL Merchant Pay with credit cards is now live.

@elonmusk Why not have verified accounts for free? @HUMBLSocial just launched with it and they are growing. Takes a moment to add your ID and you’re done.

Starting April 15th, only verified accounts will be eligible to be in For You recommendations. The is the only realistic way to address advanced AI bot swarms taking over. It is otherwise a hopeless losing battle. Voting in polls will require verification for same reason.

From now until April 3, anyone that joins HUMBL Social will be airdropped 5,000 BLOCKS. Simply join #HUMBL Social, make a post, and on April 30, you will be airdropped 5,000 BLOCKS. HUMBL.com/social

Digital peer (P2P) and merchant payments are now live on the #HUMBL platform for verified users. You can now find, send & request digital assets (USDC, ETH, Poly, BLOCKS) from one another on the platform. Major credit cards will be a fast follow on the roadmap for merchants.

If you're tired of Metam@sk freezing on opening or being incredibly slow all the time, you should check out the #Humbl Wallet from @HUMBLPay. Not only is it 10x faster, but its built-in verified asset search engine and Humbl Social platform add an extra layer of utility! apps.apple.com/us/app/humbl-w…

@imodernman #TopGunMaverick