1. Biden Escalates Attack on Facebook Over False Political Ads
Joseph R. Biden Jr.s presidential campaign sent Facebook a letter about a false video ad
that a super PAC ran on the social network. No Wind. No Problem. The Sailing Race Must
Go On. The suspense mounted at the worlds largest regatta in Trieste, Italy Which boat
would come in last? Coco Gauff, 15, becomes the youngest tennis titlist in 15 years. After
losing in the qualifying rounds, Coco Gauff got a second chance and won her first title
Sunday in Linz, Austria. The 15-year-old is the youngest titlist since Nicole Vaidisova in 2004.
Russian court extends detention of ex-U.S. marine Whelan to end-Dec. Ifax. A Moscow court
ordered former U.S. Marine Paul Whelan remain in jail until Dec. 29 on espionage charges,
the Interfax news agency reported on Thursday. One Family Built Forever 21, and Fueled Its
Collapse. The retailers bankruptcy filing, and interviews with former employees, give a rare
glimpse into a family controlled, intensely secretive operation. Rose McGowan Sues Harvey
Weinstein and Lawyers He Enlisted to Discredit Her. The lawsuit says David Boies and Lisa
Bloom used underhanded tactics to stop the actress from publicizing her sexual assault
allegations against the producer. How to check if your 100% renewable electricity is really
green. Around 40 energy providers have been selling 100 per cent renewable electricity
tariffs but some of these do not generate the renewable electricity themselves. Lawyers
argue that the Bronx Zoo's Happy the elephant should have the same rights as humans.
Steven Wise, president of the non-profit Nonhuman Rights Project, believes the 48-year-old
elephant is an autonomous being who has been detained illegally in the Bronx and must be
released. Manchester United 'reach 130,000 agreement with Real Zaragoza to buy Spanish
wonderkid Mateo Mejia'. Manchester United are set to sign Spanish starlet Mateo Mejia from
Real Zaragoza for 130,000, according to reports. The Red Devils are said to have reached
an agreement with the player. Thousands of users across the world are unable to access
their Twitter accounts and load posts. The outage is affecting those living on the east coast of
the US, southern areas of the UK and Japan, and seems to have been knocking out access
to the website around 10AM ET. U.S. and China May Be Headed for Mini-Deal on Trade This
Week. A U.S. Chamber of Commerce official said a limited deal that would prevent President
Trumps planned tariff increase this month and set rules around how China manages its
currency could be announced. EFL to clamp down on Twitter jibes after clubs petty point-
scoring. SPORTS AGENDA - EDITED BY MIKE KEEGAN Socialmedia has descended into
something of a playground for a number of EFL clubs, who have been engaging in childish
point-scoring. Netflixs Top 10 Original Movies and TV Shows, According to Netflix. The
streaming giant had been hush-hush about how many people watch its original content. Until
now. Trumps Syria and Ukraine Moves Further Alienate Americas Already Wary Allies.
American allies in Europe have largely priced in President Trumps tantrums and fixed ideas,
but are increasingly worried about their dependency on an undependable president. We
Work set to slash as many as 4,000 jobs after rescue. We Work's new executive chairman
48-year-old Marcelo Claure warned staff to expect job cuts after the struggling office space
provider was bought out by Japan's Softbank. 'I'd like to punch Piers,' said Gary Lineker, 'and
electrocute him too'. Gary Lineker was asked by the SPORTBible website which famous
person he'd most like to punch. 'Piers Morgan!' he chortled without a moment's hesitation.