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Welcome to the Friday edition of Internet Insider, where we dissect the week online. Today:

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced on Thursday that it has signed an agreement with its Australian counterpart to work together to fight robocalls.

Donald Trump Jr. is once again being accused of abusing cocaine after Twitter users claimed that he appeared intoxicated in a recent video.

Former President Donald Trump will be banned from Facebook for two years, the social media giant said on Friday. After those two years are up, they will reevaluate to see if the "risk to public safety has receded."

In a viral TikTok video from May, Becca Goldman, @bbetter10, explains the global trend of missing persons inside heavily forested areas around the world. The video has more than 14.3 million views.

A viral video on Reddit shows a fed-up Black woman taking an amplifier from a loud street preacher with a sign reading "eternal life matter" in Seattle and smoothly walking away with it. 

Federal authorities say that during the Capitol riot, Sean McHugh fought with and heckled police. According to charging documents, McHugh at one point shouted at the cops, "You guys like protecting pedophiles?"

What’s going on with beekeeper TikTok? 

This week, accusations against one of TikTok’s most popular beekeepers, Erika Thompson of Texas Beeworks, reached a fevered pitch online after a beekeeper from California claimed she’s faking her videos. Essentially: “The bee removal experts are fightinggggg,” tweeted @CandyCornball. 

This seemed to start back on May 24, when Twitter user diligenda posted a clip from the beekeeper, who runs the TikTok account lahoneybeerescue. She calls... Читать дальше...

As with all Disney movies, there's a ton of merchandise for Cruella. And since it's a film about the fashion industry, that merch includes a collaboration with a pricy fashion label. Rag & Bone's Cruella collection includes outfits inspired by the film, following Cruella's red, black, and white color scheme. It's also earning serious criticism from Hollywood costume designers because Disney failed to consult (or pay) the film's original designer for these remixes of her work.

A video of a Jackson, Mississippi student graduating has gained attention after she was shot and killed at a Texaco gas station Tuesday night.