Flash Briefing For September 20, 2018
Parting is such sweet sorrow!
Parting is such sweet sorrow!
There's been a leak in the BuzzFeed Newsroom! Literally.
The worst storm of the year hit this weekend (and it's not Florence), the medical community updates its policies to support trans youth, and Elon Musk is getting sued.
The best and worst of TV premieres this fall, Hurricane Florence cleanup begins, and Paul Manafort reaches a plea deal.
Have a great weekend!
The FBI has a new secret letter about Brett Kavanaugh, immigrant parents coerced into forfeiting claims of asylum are getting a second chance, and some really devastating statistics about suicide and transgender youths.
There's a suspicious money trail around the infamous Trump Tower meeting, Trump transferred money from FEMA to ICE ahead of hurricane season, and Black-ish creator Kenya Barris speaks out about *that* episode.
Millions ordered to evacuate as Hurricane Florence approaches, Trump avoids another lawsuit, and a Kenyan filmmaker sues to get her film about same-sex love distributed.
A Louisiana town bans Nike (sort of), BuzzFeed launches a new suicide prevention initiative, and a group of girls named Nicole became friends.
Hillary Clinton is back in the politics game! Also, we clue you in on a few things that are happening today.
Enjoy the weekend.
See you next week.
Enjoy your weekend.
Here's what happened over the weekend.
Senate investigators “hit a wall” investigating the Steele dossier, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says he never considered leaving his job, former Equifax CEO testifies before Congress, and details on Google’s new Pixel phones.
Enjoy your weekend.
Pennsylvania’s new congressional map, Trump considers a bipartisan gun background check bill, and Russian curler fails drug test.
Have a great weekend!
The attorney general reversed a policy protecting transgender workers from discrimination, the NRA is calling for a review of bump stocks like the ones used in the Las Vegas massacre, Vegas' entertainment world is moving forward, and we have tips on how tip on balancing the news with self-care.
A new study says that nearly 6,000 people died in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, but the official death count is only 64, Papua New Guinea is banning Facebook for one month, and ‘Roseanne’ got canceled.