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Headquarters: Nantes, France URL: https://crisp.chat The Role We’re looking for a Technical Customer Support Specialist to join our team! In this role, you’ll be the first point of contact for our customers, helping them via chat and email (no phone calls). You’ll assist with inquiries, troubleshoot issues, and ensure a smooth customer experience. The position is fully remote. What We’re Looking For Fluency in English is mandatory: English is our primary working language, so strong written and verbal communication skills are essential. Fluency in Spanish and/or Portuguese: This position implies exchanging with numerous of our LATAM customers. Technical knowledge: You don’t need to be a developer, but a solid understanding of tech concepts (e.g., HTML/CSS) is required. This isn’t a “learn on the job” role, come prepared! Team spirit: Empathy, kindness, understanding, active listening, and a collaborative mindset are essential. You’ll fit right in if you value teamwork and fostering a positive work environment. Experience: Familiarity with customer support software is a plus, but not mandatory. Communication soft-skills: We are looking for someone who understands the difference between a good support experience, and a great one. Crisp cares for its customers and we are not just about closing tickets. We exchange, listen and challenge our customers on their requests to always ensure we help them progress and leverage Crisp as best possible. What Makes Crisp Special? Everyone does support: even our developers contribute to customer support, keeping everyone connected to our users’ needs. No meetings: Say goodbye to unnecessary meetings and focus on meaningful work. No personal KPIs: We trust you to do great work without micromanagement or performance pressure. Who Can Apply? Must be located within the UTC-4 or UTC-5 timezone. Immediate availability is a plus. The position will be under a full time freelance service contract. You’ll need to have an independent contractor status in your country and be able to issue invoices Compensation & Perks The compensation range for this role is around USD 30k per year, depending on the profile Join a diverse and inclusive remote-first team that values work-life balance and flexibility. To apply: https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/crisp-technical-customer-support-english-spanish-and-or-portuguese-utc-4-utc-5 View the full article

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Antisemitic violence escalated in 2025, with the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) noting in its annual audit that attacks with deadly weapons surged, even as overall incidents declined. The organization recorded 6,274 antisemitic incidents in 2025, an average of about 17 every day, including 203 assaults, 32 of which involved a deadly weapon, a 39% increase from 2024. Additionally, the ADL recorded 4,003 instances of antisemitic harassment and 2,068 acts of vandalism. While the attacks occurred across the country, the states that saw the most incidents were New York (1,160), California (817) and New Jersey (687), according to the ADL. The number of incidents in 2025 represented a 33% decrease from 2024, when the ADL recorded 9,354 incidents across the U.S. However, the ADL said that the number of incidents remains "considerably higher" than it was in the years before Hamas' Oct. 7 attacks. The organization said that 2025 was ranked as the third-highest year for antisemitic incidents after 2023 and 2024. BROOKLYN ATTACK LEAVES 3 INJURED, SUSPECT WEARING IRANIAN FLAG SHIRT ARRESTED BY NYPD College and university campuses saw the sharpest decline in antisemitic incidents as activity tied to anti-Israel protests declined, according to the ADL. In 2025, the ADL recorded 583 antisemitic incidents on college campuses, a 66% decrease from 2024, when 1,694 incidents were recorded. The ADL has also pushed colleges and universities to address antisemitism and released new report cards evaluating campus responses. Less than half of antisemitic incidents in 2025, about 45%, were related to Israel or Zionism, according to the ADL. That marked a notable drop from 2024, when roughly 58% of incidents were tied to Israel. Additionally, antisemitic incidents occurring at or near anti-Israel protests dropped by 67% in 2025, but still totaled 856 cases. ELISE STEFANIK REVEALS HER VIRAL GENOCIDE QUESTION WASN’T EVEN THE ONE SHE PREPARED Despite this decrease in the number of incidents, the ADL reported a "historic high" in antisemitic assaults and attacks with deadly weapons in 2025, noting a 39% increase. This included the deadly shooting outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., on May 21, 2025, in which Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky were killed. Days later, on June 1, 2025, a firebombing attack left 82-year-old Karen Diamond severely injured. Diamond later died as a result of the attack. "Our 2025 audit, which shows it was one of the most violent years for American Jews on record, is a reminder of how dramatically the threat landscape has shifted. Numbers that would have shocked us five years ago are now our floor," ADL CEO and National Director Jonathan Greenblatt said in a statement. "People are being murdered because of antisemitism on American soil, and thousands more are threatened." "Even as overall incidents declined, the surge in physical assaults is a stark reminder that a historically high level of antisemitism puts Jewish lives at risk," ADL Senior Vice President for Counter-Extremism and Intelligence Oren Segal said in a statement. The ADL's findings reveal a troubling trend: even as antisemitic incidents decline, they are becoming increasingly dangerous. View the full article

Former MLB pitcher Noah Syndergaard, best known for his stint as a young star with the New York Mets, spoke out in support of President Donald Trump while criticizing the president's critics on Tuesday. Syndergaard said he's always been a fan of Trump and met him for the first time at the White House on Tuesday for an event celebrating the Presidential Fitness Test. "It's a dream come true, I'm riding this bliss in this moment," Syndergaard said of meeting Trump during an interview on Fox News Channel's "The Ingraham Angle." ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON'T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW! "I really just don't quite understand the negativity or the pessimism he gets from the media and some of the population of this nation because he's just such a patriotic guy and he cares so much everybody and the health of this nation and the health of this world." Syndergaard went on to say he was "envious" of Trump's mental energy at age 79. "I'm envious of the mental energy that this guy has, the sharpness he has, the comedic nature of everything he says. He's just a joy to be around," Syndergaard said. WORLD SERIES CHAMP JOHNNY DAMON UNCONCERNED WITH FAN FLAK OVER TRUMP SUPPORT: 'I KNOW WHAT'S RIGHT' Syndergaard was one of Trump's athlete guests at the White House Tuesday for the event celebrating Trump's plan to bring annual fitness tests back to school in the United States. "Professional baseball pitcher, Noah Syndergaard, sometimes known as Thor, and he looks like Thor to me," Trump said to Syndergaard during the ceremony. "That is a man that I wouldn’t want to get in a fight with." Syndergaard said he is a staunch supporter of the fitness testing, recounting his own experience with the tests as a child. "It just kind of hits home to me because I just remember doing all these tests throughout elementary school, intermediate school. And from a kid that, if you would have told me, I'd be sitting here talking to you, talking about the Presidential Fitness Council when I was, I don't know, 10 years old, I would have called you, you're crazy. And as a kid, I kind of, I grew up as a, what we'd call a late bloomer or a husky kid," Syndergaard said. "It's important to be healthy and to be active and get out and compete and just expose yourself to as many sports and activities as you possibly can. I mean just the interaction I had with all the kids today, getting able to throw a couple of grounds balls, do some pull ups, just get out in the sunshine and the White long was just an amazing experience." Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter. View the full article