How to get rid of telemarketers? Insights from 2018 news stories

You can start by adding your number to the Do Not Call Registry. That often helps reduce the number of calls.

You could try adjusting the privacy and security settings in Chrome. Disable any features that might be fetching or showing news stories. Another option is to clear your cache and cookies as they might be influencing the appearance of news.

You could try using ad blockers or privacy extensions on your browser. They can sometimes filter out unwanted news.

You can try adjusting your settings or preferences within the Fox News app or website. Sometimes, there's an option to customize what you see.

You could try unsubscribing from their newsletters or notifications. That might do the trick.

Getting stories deleted from news sites can be quite challenging. They typically only remove content if it's inaccurate, defamatory, or violates their terms of use. You might need to provide solid evidence to support the deletion request.

Getting news stories removed from the internet isn't easy. First, you need to determine if the story violates any laws or platform policies. Then, reach out to the relevant website or service provider with proper documentation and requests. But keep in mind, not all removals are guaranteed.

You can try going to your Facebook settings and look for the option related to stories. There should be a way to disable or hide them from there.

You might try closing or minimizing the relevant apps or windows where the stories are displayed.

You can simply ignore them or stop paying attention. That often works to make them fade from your mind.