- U.S.CNN
White woman caught on video yelling obscenities at a Black barista
A White female customer was caught on video shouting a string of obscenities at a Black Starbucks barista in Southern California.
- PoliticsThe Telegraph
Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani caught in compromising position with young actress in Borat film 'gotcha'
Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump’s personal lawyer and former New York mayor, has been caught in a compromising situation with a young actress while unsuspectingly being filmed for the latest Borat film. Mr Giuliani was invited to a hotel in Manhattan in July by a member of comedian and director Sacha Baron Cohen’s team posing as a Russian reporter who said she wanted to talk about the president’s coronavirus handling. The journalist, played by Bulgarian actress Maria Bakalova, 24, starts off by discussing the virus and where it might have started with Mr Giuliani, 76. “Not with a bat,” Mr Giuliani says. “Have you ever eaten a bat?” he asks the reporter, who gets him to agree to try one. She tells him she is nervous, to which he replies: “I’ll relax you, you want me to ask you a question?” After they stop filming, she then invites the two-term mayor into the bedroom next door for a drink.
- WorldQuartz
Immigrants are still sending lots of money home despite coronavirus job losses—for now
Despite massive unemployment, remittances have generally held up this year. In some cases they’ve even been higher than usual.
- U.S.The Independent
Phil Collins sues ex-wife Orianne Cevey for allegedly taking over mansion through ‘show of force’
The pair originally split in 2006 before reconciling in 2016
- CelebrityWoman's Day
Gwen Stefani Nonchalantly Responded to Rumors That She and Blake Shelton Called Their Wedding Off
“Wow… that’s a really good question.”
- NewsQuartz
How a narcissistic leader infects company culture
Narcissists "infect" company culture like a virus, says a new management study. Replacing them may not be enough to undo their impact.
- PoliticsThe Telegraph
US election: Four reasons to pause before declaring Donald Trump cannot win
The 2020 election is not the 2016 election. That is worth establishing from the off. Donald Trump is the incumbent. Bashing the status quo and running as an outsider when you are president is much harder. Joe Biden is not Hillary Clinton. He is viewed more favourably than she was before the least election. There are also fewer undecided voters and third party candidates are polling less than 2016. All of these are reasons to believe that the poll lead enjoyed by Mr Biden, the Democratic presidential nominee, is firmer than the one Ms Clinton had before her defeat four years ago. But with that said, this too must be pointed out: Mr Biden’s lead in the polls does not guarantee victory. The race is not done and dusted. His win is not written in stone. Mr Biden may well secure the landslide predicted by many. He may win by whisker. Or - still a possibility - Mr Trump, against the odds, could get a second term. If the president does that there will be a slew of “the signs were always there” articles. Given this, perhaps it is worth dwelling on what those signs could be. Here are four of them.
