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20 Jun 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: Suspected Gang Leaders Arrested for Smuggling Illegal Immigrants on Small Boats
The National Crime Agency has arrested three alleged Albanian organised crime group members that facilitated the illegal entry of migrants into the UK for a profit. The group reportedly frequented both small boats and HGV transfers, charging immigrants upwards of £2,500 per crossing. The smuggling network has ties to recent cases in which immigrants have been dropped off near Cobham, Surrey, and Thurrock, Essex, after travelling in an HGV from France.
The Small Boats Operational Command along with the Border Force has acted on this issue after migrants have regularly risked their lives crossing the English Channel. Since the initiative was signed, figures have shown a decrease in illegal crossings and returns to Albania have increased. The UK government's current policy regarding illegal immigrants involves accommodating them on barges and alternative sites to reduce the cost of housing. Critics of the policy including Mayor of London Sadiq Khan argue that it raises concerns over the safety, health, and wellbeing of those fleeing "appalling circumstances".
Daily Wire: Inside An Illegal Immigrant Hideout On The Southern Border
Sheriff Thaddeus Cleveland of Terrell County, Texas, takes visitors on a tour of the county that covers 2,358 square miles. The county is along the Rio Grande and includes Sanderson, the county's one town, with its natural beauty and metal velociraptor statue. Many of the buildings in Sanderson are uninhabited and dilapidated. The ghost town, Dryden, population 13, is only 20 miles away. However, an abandoned building between the two towns still has inhabitants; numerous illegal immigrants stow their camo backpacks there as they hike the rugged terrain to the highway where they will be picked up.
Sheriff Cleveland, a 26-year veteran of the Border Patrol, explains the challenges of patrolling the Big Bend Sector. Border defense technology such as autonomous surveillance towers are utilized to detect humans and vehicles as far as 2.8 km away. Despite these, Cleveland stated that the Big Bend Sector could be locked down, and it needs more technology and manpower to double the size of the Sanderson Station Border Patrol unit from 50 to 100. Cleveland echoed the sentiment of others living along the border; it wouldn't be difficult to find the resources to secure the border if only our leaders could first find the will.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Call Public Inquiry First, Then Tories Will Suggest Who Can Lead It: Poilievre
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre demands an independent public inquiry into allegations of foreign interference, but only if Prime Minister Justin Trudeau makes the first move. Poilievre promises to propose a mandate and terms within 48 hours of the call. The Liberals want federal opposition parties to work together to determine its terms of reference, timeline, and the commissioner who will lead it.
The Economist: Should Britain change its abortion laws?
Abortion-rights activists in Britain are calling for the decriminalisation of abortion after a case involving a mother of three who was sentenced to 28 months in prison for taking abortifacients when she was 32-34 weeks pregnant. The baby was stillborn. The Abortion Act of 1967 was a compromise that required two doctors to authorise a termination. The act criminalises abortion and has meant that abortion law in Britain has been considered largely settled for over half a century. The march was sparked by a case that activists claim highlights a problem in the law itself. Imprisoning a woman for having an abortion is pointless, even cruel, and threatens to cause great harm to all involved, said Claire Pierson, a law professor who co-wrote “Reimagining Global Abortion Politics".
While several leading politicians have suggested that Britain will not change its laws, incoming Labour politicians may create legislation that accepts the prima facie lawfulness of abortion in certain circumstances. Though the 1967 and 1861 acts specify Britain’s abortion laws, in reality, Britain has a fairly liberal abortion culture. The latest case has created an opportunity for both pro and anti-abortion campaigners to push their agenda, but the situation highlights the need for clarity in Britain’s aboriton laws. The Abortion Act of 1967 needs to be revised and the regulations on sending abortifacients by post to be tightened as there are legitimate concerns.
The Epoch Times: Judge Sets Trial Date in Trump's Classified Documents Case
Former President Donald Trump is set to have a criminal jury trial starting on August 14, 2023, as per US District Judge Aileen Cannon's order. The parties are recognized as holders of a judicial right to speedy trials, entitling the trial to 180 days after the initial hearing. The court requires speedy trial reports to be filed every 21 days. Additional time for motion must include reasons that outweigh Trump's right to a speedy trial. Proposed witnesses, exhibits to be presented, and jury instructions must be submitted and discussed during the calendar call on August 8. Pre-trial and limine motions must be submitted by July 24, 2023.
Trump pleaded not guilty to charges of holding onto documents containing sensitive information and obstructing their investigation with his co-defendant Waltine Nauta who also pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors showed proof that Trump violated federal law by allowing unauthorized persons to see sensitive documents after his term in office and not giving all documents to the authorities. While Trump denies the charges, the special counsel handling the case plans to seek a speedy trial, and US District Judge Aileen Cannon set the date at August 14, 2023. US President Joe Biden denies allegations of influencing the charges against Trump, stating that the Department of Justice made the decision independently. Merrick Garland, US Attorney General, defends the special counsel handling the case.
Fox News: MSNBC president open to Trump town hall, angering liberals
MSNBC President Rashida Jones is open to hosting Donald Trump on air in a town hall format, stating that it would be a "conversation" if he requested to come on the network. She said MSNBC was having conversations with all of the candidates "about how to bring their point of view to the audience." Some took issue with the MSNBC president's statement in the aftermath of CNN's Trump town hall, which was widely criticized by CNN employees and Democrats.
CNN was criticized for hosting a Trump town hall, including media reporter Oliver Darcy and CNN's Christiane Amanpour, who called out now former boss Chris Licht over the Trump town hall during a speech at Columbia's Journalism School. Licht stepped down in early June in the aftermath of the town hall. Fox News Digital has reached out to MSNBC for comment.
Daily Wire: ‘We Will Not Rest’: Comer Vows Hunter’s Plea Deal Won’t Stop Biden Corruption Probe
Hunter Biden pleaded guilty to federal tax and gun charges, but the plea deal will not affect a House investigation into the alleged corruption and bribery schemes of him and his father, President Joe Biden. House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer stated that the Justice Department’s charges against Hunter show a “two-tiered system of justice” and that growing evidence uncovered by the committee shows the Bidens engaged in a pattern of corruption. The committee plans to continue its investigation and bring in key witnesses for depositions.
Newsbusters: Hunter Gets Indicted, MSNBC Attacks GOP, Hails 'Good News' For Joe
MSNBC hosts defend Hunter Biden's plea deal against Republicans' "conspiracy theories" about the Biden Crime Family. Joe Scarborough attacks Republicans for trying to stir up "one after another disproven" conspiracy theories against Hunter. Jonathan Lemire boasts that Hunter taking responsibility for the charges is "good news" for President Biden while claiming Republicans will continue to ignore the facts to claim a "double standard of justice." Despite criticism that Hunter's actions were at least "sketchy," Scarborough and Lemire dodge corruption charges, instead focusing on Trump's appointment of the prosecutor who came to this type of agreement and alleging Republicans will continue to push baseless conspiracy theories.
National Review: The Corner: Chris Christie Should Have a Chance to Debate
Chris Christie's combative debate style, honed through years of navigating New Jersey politics, is what the Republican Party needs right now. A refusal to engage in internal debate leaves the party ill-prepared for confrontation with an emboldened Democratic Party. Facing this danger, Republicans must present a robust counter-argument that has been tested and refined through vigorous debate. It's about ensuring the wellness and vitality of the party's discourse.
Red State: Furious Reactions to the Hunter Biden Plea Deal Come in, as James Comer, Jonathan Turley, and Others Push Back
Hunter Biden pleads guilty to two misdemeanor charges for not filing taxes and lying on a federal form to purchase a gun. Many are outraged, saying that after five years of investigation, this is a slap on the wrist. Hunter Biden's associates are facing years in prison for similar charges, raising questions about special treatment. Rep. James Comer alleges that the Bidens engaged in corruption and influence peddling, and others point to evidence of it in the laptop emails and photos. The plea deal is seen by critics as a way to avoid more serious allegations facing Hunter Biden and his family.
The Blaze: Glenn: THIS is REALLY why the far left INDICTED Donald Trump
Ex-president Donald Trump faces 37 federal charges and 34 felony charges in New York, but his 2024 campaign is still going strong. Glenn Beck believes it is about misdirection on Biden's crimes and everything that actually matters. Beck thinks it is not about Donald Trump but enraging enough Americans, so it is essential to return to God, the gospel, and the Bill of Rights.
Front Page Magazine: Hunter Biden Gets Probation for $1M in Tax Evasion, Gun Charge
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, has reached a deal with federal prosecutors to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax charges and serve two years probation, after a five-year investigation into his failure to pay about $1 million in federal taxes and possession of illegal drugs. The charge of possession of a firearm while being a user of illegal drugs, which is a felony, will be dismissed if he completes probation. Federal prosecutors had demanded 20 years in prison for "Chrisley Knows Best" star Todd Chrisley for tax evasion, while the average jail time for tax evasion is 3-5 years. ( )
#society
The Epoch Times: Anheuser-Busch Exec Has Candid Response to Bud Light Backlash From Customers
Bud Light maker Anheuser-Busch faced a boycott following a social media campaign which included the image of a transgender activist on a beer can. The campaign prompted a backlash which resulted in a drop in sales from the week the image was posted. Marcondes, the beer company's chief marketing officer, has now said the backlash was a wake-up call which will require marketers to be more humble. Although Bud Light suffered a significant setback, Marcondes claimed the beer is set to make a comeback and that the brewer will be taking steps to appreciate and celebrate every consumer that loves our brands.
Sales of Bud Light have fallen to second place behind Modelo Especial, according to beer industry data. Anhesuer-Busch was ordered to divest from Modelo in 2013, with the brand being handed over to Constellation Brands. Following the recent campaign backlash, Bud Light sales fell 24.4%, while Modelo saw a 12.2% rise over the course of roughly four weeks ending in early June. The CEO of Anheuser-Busch U.S. released a statement, without reference to the campaign, reiterating the beer company's commitment to its "Brewing Great Beer" ethos.
The Epoch Times: New Asian American Advisory Committee Launched in Mount Hope
Mount Hope Chinese Association President Mela Wu unveiled a new advisory committee to connect the growing Asian population with local resources. Local officials including Town Supervisor Matthew Howell and Village Mayor Brian Carey support the committee, which aims to inform new Asian immigrants about available resources and encourage participation in local affairs. The committee includes four members: Mount Hope resident Chris Cheng, Port Jervis resident Sean Lin, and Middletown residents Li Li and Jim Zhang. They hope to work together to build a better community through joint efforts.
Breitbart: How Dare You! Greta Faces Trespass Charge For Oil Blockade Stunt
Police have removed climate activist Greta Thunberg from a Swedish port where protesters have been blocking roads for six days to disrupt fuel operations; Thunberg may be charged with trespass. Pictures from a Swedish news agency reveal police physically carried Thunberg away from the protest. Protesters were asked to leave, but refused and were subsequently moved from the road. Thunberg has been lifted by police in similar circumstances before at protests in Norway and Germany. She has announced that she will graduate from school protests this month.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: China Plans to Establish a Military Training Facility in Cuba: Report
China and Cuba are in talks to establish a joint military-training facility on the island. The negotiations are at an advanced stage, and a base on Cuba’s northern coast could see Chinese troops stationed within 100 miles of Florida. The news comes after Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s failed attempt to reestablish military-to-military communication with China. US officials have not commented on the prospect of Chinese troops on America’s doorstep, but the White House has delayed imposing punitive economic measures on China and played down the communist country’s surveillance efforts against the US. A new military base on Cuba, combined with existing electronic eavesdropping bases, leaves the administration in an awkward position.
The Epoch Times: China Urges German CEOs to Lead Risk Prevention Amid Trade Tensions
Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with German business leaders in Berlin to discuss bilateral ties and encouraged companies to take the lead on managing risk. Germany's recent national security strategy called China a "systemic rival." Li's trip to Germany highlights the weight of ties between Asia and Europe's largest economies, with China being Germany's largest trade partner. Germany's national security strategy echoes the recently published report by the Group of Seven leading industrial powers, stating that China is "deliberately using its economic power to achieve political goals."
Breitbart: Europe Should Develop Own Air Defence, Not Rely on U.S., Says Macron
Macron called on European nations to seek more independence on airspace defense and advocated against relying too much on the U.S. due to Russia's war in Ukraine. He emphasized the importance of building European airspace protection and defense systems, as well as enhancing European standards, to retain sovereignty.
Flag And Cross: Syrian Refugees In Lebanon Face Existential Threat Amid Anti-refugee Sentiment
Lebanese politicians, opinion-makers, and social media are addressing the issue of Syrian refugees that has become the number one problem of the Lebanese state. Amid an ongoing economic crisis, anti-Syrian sentiment has grown, and authorities have instructed security forces to deport refugees to Syria. Despite warnings from Amnesty International that refugees are subject to mortal danger, Lebanon has deported dozens of Syrians back to the war-torn country that they fled from, breaking international law and violating conventions that Lebanon has signed. The Lebanese government argues that returning citizens face no danger, but human rights groups and refugees report killings, forced disappearances, arbitrary detention, and sexual violence.
Front Page Magazine: After Biden Forgives Xi for Spy Balloon, China Puts Troops in Cuba
Biden's administration continues to feign outrage over China's spy balloon while Blinken forgives and forgets during his visit to Beijing. China is now negotiating to establish a new joint military training facility in Cuba, sparking alarm in Washington as China has been spying on the US from Cuba for years. The war is on, and the US is losing.
National Review: The Corner: Palestinian Hypocrisy on Full Display in China
Abbas endorses China's genocide of Muslim Uyghur minority during meeting with Xi Jinping, raising questions about Palestinian Authority's principles and motives. Independent reports confirm over a million Uyghur Muslims detained in "re-education camps" for forced assimilation into Chinese culture, showing disregard for fundamental human rights.
Washington Free Beacon: China Plans Military Base on Cuba: Report
China and Cuba are reportedly working to create a joint military training facility, with plans for the military base nearing completion. This could bring Chinese soldiers close to American shores and has raised concerns from the Biden Administration, which is allegedly working to stop the deal. The reports come weeks after it was revealed that Cuba agreed to let China build a spy station on the island, which could permit Beijing to collect electronic communications from the southeastern United States.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Billions at Stake as Ontario Takes Public Sector Workers to Court of Appeal
Billions of dollars are at stake in a three-day hearing at Ontario’s highest court over the province’s wage-limiting law for public sector workers. The province's Protecting a Sustainable Public Sector for Future Generations Act became law in 2019, limiting their wages to a 1% raise per year over a three-year period. More than 10 groups representing hundreds of thousands of public sector employees are part of the appeal process. The province is seeking dismissal of the judge’s original decision while the public sector workers want the appeal to be dismissed.
Forbes: Biden’s Top-Down Economy, Powered By Executive Action
President Joe Biden is pursuing ambitious extensions of Washington's top-down power, including climate change regulations, infrastructure laws, and strict government funding requirements for companies. These requirements include providing child care services, committing to green energy sourcing, and agreeing to profit-sharing with the federal government. Biden's policies, which include "Made in America" covenants and stricter definitions of "prevailing" wages for mandatory union labor, threaten to undermine prosperity and abundance as the ribbon-cuttings fade away. Additionally, the administration is targeting credit card late fees, bank overdraft fees, hotel and airline charges, and prescription drug prices, deeming them "junk fees" and constructing new regulatory and guidance schemes to "fix" them, which could have its most detrimental impact on the poor.
The Epoch Times: RBA Says Jobs Market Too Tight to Control Inflation
Australia's job market is too strong, with an unemployment rate below 4%, making it difficult for the Reserve Bank to curb inflation and maintain its 2-3% target. The RBA's deputy governor said the country's employment level is almost 8% above its pre-pandemic level and warned that the unemployment rate must rise to around 4.5% to bring the economy closer to a sustainable balance point. The RBA has become worried about inflation expectations that would keep it higher for longer, and is willing to tolerate a longer time frame to bring inflation back to target.
The Epoch Times: 'Measure Outcomes, Not Hours Worked' to Increase Employee Productivity: Analyst
Remote workers are slacking off, with 1 in 7 admitting to only working 3-4 hours a day on average. 3 out of 4 are scrolling through social media, while over a third are shopping.
#religion
The Blaze: Drag queen Bible story hour at San Francisco church features reading from book of Exodus, 'Flamy Grant' singing hymn 'Be Thou My Vision'
Calvary Presbyterian Church in San Francisco hosted a drag queen Bible story hour, with a drag queen reading from the Old Testament and leading hymn singing. The church has held pre-Pride prayer services before, but the drag queen event was a new addition. Rev. Victor Floyd, who wore a stole with trans colors, said the hour aimed to offer a counterbalance to the “hateful rhetoric” from some churches and politicians. The event caused controversy, and extra security was put in place.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Disney's Nonbinary Character, Lesbian Parent, Systemic Racism Cartoon Bombs
Disney's latest movie, Elemental, which pushes themes of racism, xenophobia, and sexual orientation, is the second worst opening in Pixar’s history. The movie is set in the city of Element, where beings made of the four elements reside in harmony, except for fire elementals, who are seen as dangerous. Audiences are likely getting tired of Disney's constant push of political messaging in its movies . Despite embracing the streaming model like most of the industry, Disney is losing hundreds of millions of dollars on its animated properties that push sexual identity politics, such as its recent flop Strange World. Shareholders ought to be outraged.
Spectator USA: Emmanuel Macron accused of ‘toxic masculinity’ for slowly chugging Corona
French President Emmanuel Macron was caught on camera downing a bottle of Corona beer after a rugby match, winning praise from some for his "normal" behavior and criticism from others for promoting "toxic masculinity." Some addiction experts called the behavior "inappropriate" and highlighted the danger of associating sport, parties, and alcohol consumption in a context of peer pressure. However, commentator Cockburn believes Macron's conduct is exemplary and a refreshing contrast to the recent American presidents who abstained from alcohol. He suggests that Macron's behavior is a sign that he is a normal human being, rather than a distant politician.
#health
The Epoch Times: Alarming Trend: Rising Cancer Rates Among People Under 50
Cancer rates in individuals under 50 have risen over the past 30 years globally, with incidences of all types of cancer increasing for all ages in the UK. Those aged 25 to 49 saw the steepest rise, with bowel cancer increasing by 48% since the early 1990s. Increased prevalence of certain cancers, including colorectal, esophageal, and stomach, has been linked to diet and the foods that feed the microorganisms in the gut. Obesity worldwide might also play a role, with a new study identifying increased risk for certain cancers connected to weight gain.
Fox News: White potatoes vs. sweet potatoes: Nutrition and health experts chime in on which is better
The debate between white potatoes and sweet potatoes continues as both are considered healthy, but differences in nutrition depend on individual needs. Sweet potatoes have higher levels of Vitamin A and beta-carotene, while white potatoes have more magnesium and slightly higher iron. Both can be part of a healthy diet for weight loss and weight management when consumed in moderation and prepared in a healthy manner. Cooking methods and the presence of other ingredients also play a role. Ultimately, both types of potatoes have their place in healthy eating patterns.
#crime
Fox News: White House responds to Hunter Biden plea deal: President, first lady 'love their son'
Hunter Biden has secured a federal plea deal regarding a tax and gun case. He will plead guilty to two counts of willful failure to pay federal income tax and enter into a pretrial diversion agreement regarding a charge of possession of a firearm by an unlawful user. David C. Weiss, the U.S. Attorney for the District of Delaware, said Hunter Biden received taxable income of over $1.5 million annually and owes over $100,000 in federal income taxes each year. If convicted, the maximum penalty for tax charges is two years and for firearm charges is ten years in prison.
Breitbart: Norwegian Arrested Over Alleged Extremist Massacre Plot
A Norwegian man has been arrested in Budapest on suspicion of planning an extremist attack based on the 2011 Norway massacre. Police identified the 45-year-old after he posted videos online describing his plans to carry out bombings and gun attacks at airports, railway stations and on airplanes. He is also said to have expressed a desire to better the actions of Anders Behring Breivik, who killed 77 people in Norway. It has been reported that the suspect had previously been convicted of multiple violent and sexual crimes in Norway.
Flag And Cross: Brutal Justice: Guilty Teen Faces Sentence After Torturing Dad With Acid Over Missed Hair Appointment, Then Partying
Megan Imirowicz, 19, was convicted of killing her father by throwing a mix of lye and water on him. The attack occurred after he refused to take her to a hair appointment, with Imirowicz allegedly seeking access to his bank account to pay for a hotel party with friends. Imirowicz faces the possibility of a life sentence and will be sentenced on July 25.
The Blaze: Man with lengthy record arrested on suspicion of murder in crash that killed 5 young women; suspect is son of expelled lawmaker
Derrick John Thompson, son of a Black Lives Matter activist and former Minnesota state Rep. John Thompson, has been charged with suspicion of murder in connection with a high-speed crash that killed five young women in Minneapolis. Thompson blew past a Minnesota State Patrol trooper in an SUV and was driving 40 mph above the speed limit when he broadsided the car carrying the women after running a red light. The women were attending services and volunteering at the Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center in Bloomington. Minneapolis City Council Member Jamal Osman released a statement calling the incident "deeply concerning and unacceptable."
#sports
Fox News: Athletics' Brent Rooker claps back at Twitter critics
Oakland Athletics outfielder Brent Rooker clapped back at critics on social media. One Twitter user remarked about Rooker's swing and suggested he needed to improve his average, but Rooker responded sarcastically. He also jokingly apologized to his followers for the tweets. Rooker has been performing well this season, hitting .255 with an .846 OPS and 13 home runs, the only A's player to have a double-digit home run total.
Fox News: Tigers' Spencer Torkelson lambasts umpire after called third strike: 'The f--- are you looking at?'
Detroit Tigers first baseman Spencer Torkelson cursed at umpire Will Little after a tough game against the Kansas City Royals. Torkelson went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts as the Tigers won the game 6-4, but took issue with Little's strike zone after being called out on strikes in the bottom of the seventh inning. Despite the outburst, Torkelson wasn't ejected from the game.
Breitbart: WATCH: Reds Fan Catches Foul Ball...in His Beer Cup
During a game at Cincinnati's Great American Ball Park, a Rockies player fouled a pitch directly into a fan's cup of beer, a feat that occurred again almost exactly a year after the first time it happened. The fan chugged the beer and the incident caused a lot of excitement and amusement.
Forbes: Cubs Have A Major Decision To Make Regarding Ace Starter Marcus Stroman
The Chicago Cubs face a dilemma with ace starting pitcher Marcus Stroman: to give him a raise or not. Despite his impressive numbers, they need to analyze his performance on a batted ball and pitch-by-pitch level to determine his true talent level. Stroman is an above average pitcher but not a true ace, lacking a go-to plus pitch.
Fox News: Wake Forest comes back to beat LSU to get inside track to College World Series finals
Wake Forest's Bennett Lee hit the go-ahead run against LSU with a base hit in the Deacons' win, securing their place in the College World Series finals. Wake Forest is undefeated in the tournament, and could become the first No. 1 national seed to win the championship since 1999.
#outdoors
Forbes: ‘No Radar, No GPS’: Here’s Why Underwater Search And Rescue Missions Are So Tough
The search is on for a tourist submarine carrying five people that went missing during an expedition to explore the wreck of the Titanic. The submersible, named Titan, is believed to have lost communication around 400 miles off the coast of Newfoundland. The operation to locate the missing sub is expected to be extremely challenging given the complex nature of marine environments and the limited ability to communicate through water. The rescue mission will likely be even harder, with very few vessels capable of reaching depths beyond the continental shelf.
All Outdoor: Swagger Bipods Launches The NEW Hunting Stick
Swagger Bipods has launched its new Hunting Stick, which provides a perfect shooting rest for hunters and allows shooters to use it while sitting, crouching, or standing. The Hunting Stick is topped with a V-shaped rest, which is flexible, making it usable regardless of the type of firearm.
#technology
Fox News: 8 tech mistakes that can lead to disaster and how to avoid them
Cybercriminals always find new ways to take advantage, so it's important to be aware of the top tech mistakes you're making. These include password laziness, clicking on unsafe links, using public Wi-Fi or internet connections, oversharing on social media or online, not checking your credit report or score, not reviewing bank and credit card statements, not safeguarding your social security number, and leaving your mail out or disposing of it carelessly. Utilize strong passwords, spam filters, VPNs, identity theft protection services, and secure mail handling to stay safe.
Flag And Cross: WhatsApp Introduces New Privacy Feature To Mute Unknown Callers
WhatsApp's new privacy feature automatically mutes calls from unknown or unsaved numbers to help users avoid unwanted calls and potential scams. Users can activate this setting under the 'Privacy' section in WhatsApp settings and select 'Silence Unknown Callers'. The feature completely mutes any indication of incoming calls from unknown numbers but recorded them in the recent calls log. This feature was introduced after a surge in spam calls, and is complemented by the ‘Privacy Checkup’ feature which assists users in adding extra layers of security to their account.
#other
Fox News: 'Friends' star Paxton Whitehead dead at 85
English actor Paxton Whitehead, known for his roles in popular TV shows like "Friends," "Mad About You" and "Frasier," has passed away at the age of 85. His representative confirmed the news in a heartfelt statement, calling him a luminary in the acting world who is renowned for his extraordinary talent and dedication to his craft. Whitehead had a successful career on Broadway, in movies like "Back to School," "Baby Boom," and "The Adventures of Huck Finn," and in several hit TV shows from the 80s and 90s. He is survived by his son and daughter.