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Spam Calls In Illinois: Why Do We Get So Many Of Them?

Spam Calls In Illinois: Why Do We Get So Many Of Them?

Virgin Media fined after hanging up on customers trying to cancel contracts

Millions of phone calls from customers were likely mishandled over nearly a three-year period, the regulator says.

Kristi Noem faces major blow: Bombshell doc reveals her aide erased 30 secret Signal chats involving Corey Lewandowski

An aide to Kristi Noem deleted nearly 30 private Signal messages with Lewandowski on the same day he departed the Trump administration, as per a new report.

Parents of Mississippi teen who died on July 4 trip beg for information as lawyer says ‘it’s not adding up’

The family believes text messages from social media apps had been deleted from his phone when they got it back, and they plan to employ experts to try to receive all the data they can

Gavin Newsom Pushes Back on Dr. Oz’s Medicare Fraud Claims

President Trump’s Administrator of the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Mehmet Oz, said at a press conference this week: “In the first quarter of last year, we revoked billing privileges for fraudsters — of 1,006 providers.” He added, “This same period this year, we made 1,400 revocations. That’s a 40 increase over last []

Urgent welfare checks for callers caught in Triple Zero failure

Seventeen of the 300 Triple Zero calls that failed during the nationwide outage were from Queensland, as a second issue threatens to derail the telco again.

Apple will buy more US-made components from Broadcom

Apple has agreed to buy up to 30 billion-worth of additional chips and other wireless components from Broadcom over the next few years. The new agreement could lead to Broadcom making up to 15 billion more chips in the US, and enable it to modernize its manufacturing facilities in Fort Collins, Colorado, where it will produce radio frequency components including thin-film bulk acoustic resonator (FBAR) filters and advanced wireless connectivity technologies, Apple said. The deal is part of Apple’s effort to create an end-to-end supply chain in the US. It has already been exploring options that could wean it off Chinese-made chips. Last year it launched its American Manufacturing Program (AMP) to accelerate manufacturing in the US, committing to “invest 600 billion in the US economy over four years” in support of local manufacturing and jobs. US companies have been keen to source chips manufactured in the US to eliminate supply-chain uncertainty in the face of President Trump’s ever-changing tariff policies. “We’re grateful to the president and his administration for supporting important projects like this one,” Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a news release, without specifying the nature of the Trump administration’s support for such deals. He said the components Broadcom makes in Fort Collins were essential to Apple’s products.

Telstra confirms customers are still having issues calling Triple Zero, more than 12 hours after outage

Telstra customers are still having issues calling Triple Zero after thousands were hit with intermittent outages across the national network on Wednesday.

Critics astounded as Trump injects 'absolute total chaos' into midterms: 'Here we go'

Critics of President Donald Trump were astounded by his latest move to sway the 2026 midterm elections. On Thursday, reports indicated that Trump fired the three remaining members of the Election Assistance Commission, an independent agency that is responsible for helping states administer elections. The move occurred after the Supreme Court ruled that the president has the power to remove officers of certain independent agencies. It also happened just about 100 days away from the midterm election.The move sparked a firestorm of criticism online. Absolute total chaos. Thanks SCOTUS, Jim Stewartson, a political writer, wrote to his more than 150,000 followers on X.Here we go posted Mike Madrid, a GOP political consultant with more than 148,000 followers on X. Donald Trump isn’t going to get his voter suppression bill passed, so he’s undermining the integrity of our elections by gutting the independent agency that oversees them, Melanie D'Arrigo, executive director of the Campaign for New York Health, who has more than 89,000 followers on X, posted on Thursday.

Trump wants to ditch his signature trade deal

Six years ago, President Donald Trump hailed his US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, as the “fairest, most balanced, and beneficial trade agreement we have ever signed.” Now, as the pact is up for review, Trump says he’s ready to abandon it. “I’m not looking to renew it,” Trump said last month. “We don’t need anything that Canada has. We don’t need anything that Mexico has, but they need everything that we have. They have to treat us better.” The USMCA, which replaced the North American Free Trade Agreement, facilitates roughly $2 trillion in annual trade among the three neighboring countries. All three countries are required to review the agreement every six years, and decide whether to renew it or make modifications. 0:00 White House announces it won't renew USMCA 0:17 Trump Oval Office statement 1:01 Audie Cornish's "Group Chat" Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #USMCA #Trump #News

Trump Unravels With 100-Plus Posting Spree After Holiday Humiliation

Truth SocialDonald Trump has unraveled on social media with over 100 posts in an eleven-hour period as he self-soothes after his July 4 humiliation.Trump, 80, gave his self-hyped speech to mark America’s 250th birthday to sparse crowds in sweltering heat on Saturday evening. The 103-degree temperatures caused a temporary evacuation of the National Mall, while the “really long speech” Trump teased lasted for around 40 minutes.As he reflected on the events, the president fired off 67 Truth Social posts within a two-hour period on Sunday, including posting almost every minute between 11:12 a.m. and 1:14 p.m.Read more at The Daily Beast.

A Final Farewell: Trump Recounts Intimate Details of Last Midnight Phone Call With Senator Lindsey Graham Hours Before Unexpected Death

In an emotional network television broadcast, President Donald Trump exposed the internal details of his final phone call with Senator Lindsey Graham, who used his very last hours on earth to push for strict voter identification laws.

Japan mobile carriers to delay rollout of 060 prefix

In Japan, phone numbers with the existing prefixes of 090, 080 and 070 are running short as the number of mobile phone users continues to increase.

5.25 lakh flag 1600, 140 calls as spam: Truecaller

5.25 lakh flag 1600, 140 calls as spam: Truecaller

'Secret Service missed 102 radio calls during '24 Trump shooting'

'Secret Service missed 102 radio calls during '24 Trump shooting'

Donald Trump Launches Personal Attack By Posting Faces Of Kindergarteners

President Donald Trump posted an unblurred video of more than a dozen Muslim kindergartners to Truth Social, exposing the children's faces while targeting them for their religion. The video showed students at Gateway Kindergarten in St. Paul, Minnesota, celebrating their graduation in caps, gowns, and hijabs. Trump posted it on Truth Social on Monday morning. Public school in St. Paul, Minnesota, the right-wing X account @EndWokeness wrote in a post that Trump then amplified — again showing the children's unblurred faces. Every girl is in a hijab... in kindergarten. In December, Trump called Somali immigrants garbage at a cabinet meeting and said their country stinks. He told reporters, I don't want them in our country, according to NPR. He later posted on Truth Social calling for Somalis to be sent back from where they came, NBC News reported. Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN), a Somali American congresswoman whose district includes the largest Somali American population in the U.S., has warned that Trump's attacks have real consequences. read more

How Hinkal protocol’s smart contract flaw sparked $820K USDC exploit

In the past six months, there have been 207 distinct hacks, totaling 948.13 million.

President Donald Trump’s financial disclosure dwarfs Barack Obama’s and Joe Biden’s

President Donald Trump’s latest financial disclosure document dwarfs those filed by his predecessors Barack Obama and Joe Biden, spanning 927 pages and detailing more than 1.4 billion in cryptocurrency-related earnings during the first year of his second term. By comparison, Obama’s final disclosure totaled just eight pages, Biden’s was 11 pages and Vice President J.D....

Two New Apple Pencils Are Reportedly in Development for 2027

Apple is reportedly developing a new lower-end Apple Pencil with a USB-C port and a higher-end Apple Pencil Pro. The post Two New Apple Pencils Are Reportedly in Development for 2027 first appeared on iPhone in Canada.

Political Prisoners

Trump and his cult have been wailing non-stop about the excessive sentences handed down to the January 6th insurrectionists who tried to stop the peaceful transfer of power. As we know, Trump pardoned all of them and has now promised them a big government payout for their trouble. None of them got sentences like this: Last July 4, activists set off fireworks at a detention center in Alvarado, Texas, and some of them vandalized cars, slashed tires, and broke a security camera. When a police officer arrived and drew his weapon, one person shot him in the shoulder from the woods. Five of the protesters were sentenced to 50 years in prison and one was sentenced to 70 for providing material support to terrorists. The person who shot at the police officer was sentenced to 100 years for attempted murder, according to the Texas Standard. I’m pretty sure that none of the people in that January 6th crowd who tried to beat Michael Fanone to death, literally giving him a heart attack, were sentenced to that many years. Now they want money from the taxpayers, and I feel fairly confident they will end up getting it one way or another. Trump and his henchmen say that this group was “antifa” but antifa doesn’t really exist as an organization, and these people all knew each other through a left-wing book club and a gun group. It’s so obviously tyrannical, especially in light of his tender mercies toward his MAGA cult that chanted

Hundreds of killers and rapists get sentence cuts over delays

Hundreds of people convicted of serious crimes, including murder, rape and child abuse, have been given shorter sentences because their...

Trump admin cracks down on estimated $10 billion in Obamacare fraud, boots millions from rolls

Trump administration says it removed nearly 3 million alleged fraudsters from Obamacare rolls, with 2.6 million more planned amid 10 billion fraud probe.

'TRAI Move Backfired': Truecaller Says Whitelisting Designated Numbers Will Increase Spam

Rishit Jhunjhunwala said nearly 80 of calls originating from the 1600xx series are going unanswered, highlighting a growing trust deficit among users.

Apple strikes $30 billion Broadcom chip supply deal

Apple announced a $30 billion deal with longtime supplier Broadcom to source chips through 2031, expanding US-based manufacturing at a Colorado factory as the Trump administration pushes for greater domestic chip production. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #Apple #Broadcom #ChipDeal #USChips #TechNews #AppleNews #BroadcomShares #DomesticManufacturing #Trump #SemiconductorNews #BreakingNews #BusinessNews #TechBusiness #iPhone #ColoradoManufacturing #USManufacturing #ChipManufacturing #AppleBroadcom #StephenNellis Read the story here: https://reut.rs/3QYVYM0 👉 Subscribe: https://reut.rs/4b8fRGn Keep up with the latest news from around the world: https://www.reuters.com/ Follow Reuters on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Reuters Follow Reuters on X: https://twitter.com/Reuters Follow Reuters on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reuters/?hl=en

SendSwap: Why No-KYC Crypto Swaps Matter More Than Ever in 2026

SendSwap: Every year, swapping crypto gets a little more surveilled. New accounts ask for your ID, your selfie, your address — sometimesContinue reading on Medium »

Study: Most Parents, Children Use Screens During Dinner; Experts Warn of Lost Connection

(NaturalNews) A new study published Monday in JAMA Pediatrics found that the majority of parents and their young children use electronic devices during dinner, a ha...

New research to mark the evolution of mobile shows two in three people use their mobiles to stay connected to loved ones

The top three uses of mobile phones are staying in touch with family and friends (two in three or 66 of people aged 40 and over), social media (54), and banking, budgeting, and managing finances (32), according to new research published by Vodafone Ireland. The research, commissioned among 500 mobile phone users aged 40 and []

Peace of mind at home: Why the landline still matters for Filipino Families

In today’s digital world, staying connected has never been easier. Families communicate via mobile phones, messaging apps, and video calls, but when everyday routines shift or unexpected situations arise, many

Bizarre ‘time travel’ bug blamed for catastrophic Telstra outage

The widespread outage led to at least 300 Triple Zero calls failing, and six customers tell Telstra they needed more help when welfare checks were conducted.

Airbnb is once again using machine learning to block party bookings over July 4 weekend

Last year the system redirected more than 20,000 people in the U.S. from higher-risk whole-home bookings over the holiday

US flop over Venezuela earthquake response as Trump administration sends out alerts on blocked social media

The Trump administration has posted alerts for US citizens living abroad on social media - which is heavily censored alongside traditional forms of media in Venezuela

Trump Financial Disclosure Shows 21,000 Trades in 2025

President Donald Trump made more than 21,000 securities trades in his first year back in office, often in intense bursts tied to market events he created.

Adults addicted to social media complain

Adults addicted to social media complain

Over 15,400 violators of Saudi Arabia's residency, labor, and border laws arrested in one week

RIYADH — More than 15,400 violators of residency, labor, and border security regulations were arrested across the Kingdom between July 2 and 8, the Ministry of Interior (MOI) announced. During joint security campaigns conducted nationwide, Saudi authorities arrested 15,430 violators. According to the ministry, those arrested included 7,913 violators of residency regulations, 4,037 violators of border security regulations, and 3,480 violators of labor regulations. Authorities also arrested 1,542 people while attempting to enter the Kingdom illegally. Of those, 53 percent were Ethiopian nationals, 46 percent were Yemeni nationals, and 1 percent were of other nationalities. In addition, 30 people were apprehended while attempting to leave the Kingdom illegally. The ministry said 27 individuals were arrested for transporting, sheltering, employing, or otherwise assisting violators of residency, labor, and border security regulations. A total of 29,286 violators—including 27,127 men and 2,159 women—are currently undergoing procedures to enforce the relevant regulations. These procedures include referring 17,353 violators to obtain travel documents, referring 5,438 to complete travel arrangements, and deporting 11,800 violators. The ministry reiterated that facilitating the illegal entry of border security violators into the Kingdom, transporting them, providing them with shelter or assistance, or offering any form of support or service constitutes a major crime punishable by up to 15 years' imprisonment, a fine of up to SR1 million, and the confiscation of any vehicles or properties used in committing the offense.

Will Memory Giants Micron, Sandisk, and SK Hynix Continue to Soar? History Is Strikingly Clear About What Happens Next.

Micron and Sandisk have climbed in the triple and quadruple digits, respectively, over the past year.