President Trump Calls Stormy Daniels 'Horse face'

President Trump Calls Stormy Daniels 'Horse face'

President Trump Calls Stormy Daniels 'Horse face' Trump insulted the adult film actress over Twitter. Daniels fired back with her own tweet over the President’s comments. Michael Avenatti, Daniels’ attorney, jumped in with a tweet calling Trump “a disgusting misogynist.” U.S. District Judge S. James Otero in L.A.dismissed a libel suit Daniels filed against Trump Daniels claimed she was threatened by a man in Las Vegas in 2011

5 Corporations Are Accelerating Climate Change

5 Corporations Are Accelerating Climate Change 5 companies alone have a larger carbon footprint than oil tycoons Shell and BP combined. Surprisingly, all of them are food-related. They include Cargill, Tyson and U.S. And Dairy Farmers of America. Cargill is the world's largest food trader which processes meat, eggs and oil. Tyson processes 424,000 pigs and 130,000 cattle and 35 million chickens a week in the U.S. U.S. And Dairy Farmers of America produces 30% of the country's milk. The staggering carbon footprint Farm machinery fuel and transport emissions also contribute to climate change. A bombshell report published last week suggests that Americans and Britons should cut their consumption of beef by 90% to halt global warming.

Facebook Banning Misinformation About Voting

Facebook Banning Misinformation About Voting The social giant has vowed to prevent the spreading of “fake news” ahead of midterm elections. Facebook will not be removing accurate posts regarding the electoral process. Human moderators will take down false content related to voting. Tessa Lyons, product manager for Facebook's News Feed Facebook has been under scrutiny from congress over its role in the Cambridge Analytica scandal This move also comes days after the company announced a data breach affecting nearly 30 million users.

Trump defends Saudi Arabia as Pompey heads to Turkey

The US Secretary of State Mike Pompey has been told by the King and Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia that they will "hold anyone accountable" in the case of the missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi.