#Buzzworthy Tonight: ISIS, Trump's Tweets, A San Francisco Beer, Fake News On Facebook, LuAnn's Divorce, And Google's Interest In Snapchat

Among my 10 must reads tonight also excerpts from Henry Kissinger's address to the 2017 Margaret Thatcher Conference on Security.

1. 🤒 Globally, People Point to ISIS and Climate Change as Leading Security Threats

"People around the globe identify ISIS and climate change as the leading threats to national security, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. The survey asked about eight possible threats. While the level and focus of concern varies by region and country, ISIS and climate change clearly emerge as the most frequently cited security risks across the 38 countries polled."

* by Jacob Poushter and Dorothy Manevich of the Pew Research Center

2. 📱 Trump’s tweets send advisers scrambling to reshape policy

"Where carefully crafted policies ideally precede public messaging, advisers now often scramble to reshape policy to catch up with the president’s tweets and public declarations."

* by Vivian Salama of The Associated Press via The Boston Globe

3. 🍺 San Francisco’s Anchor Brewing acquired by Sapporo

orbojunglist / Via reddit.com

"Anchor Brewing, San Francisco’s beloved 121-year-old brewery and creator of the city’s most famous beer, is being sold to Japan’s Sapporo Holdings Ltd. in a landmark deal. According to Keith Greggor, Anchor’s president and CEO, the move was a year in the making and the result of speaking with “many, many” larger breweries all over the world to find the right fit."

* by Alyssa Pereira on SFGATE

4. 🛎 Facebook Drowns Out Fake News With More Information

"Starting Thursday, when Facebook’s U.S. users come across popular links—including made-up news articles—in their feeds, they may also see a cluster of other articles on the same topic. The “related articles” feature, which will roll out widely in the U.S. after months of testing, is part of Facebook’s strategy to limit the damage of false news without censoring those posts."

* by Deepa Seetharaman on The Wall Street Journal

5. 🌍🌎🌏 Chaos and order in a changing world

"The realities of population, resources, technology, and capital assure a decisive global role for an involved America and a militarily engaged Europe. It will not, however, come about without an agreed strategic and political concept."

* by Henry Kissinger on CapX

6. 👸 It’s official: LuAnn and Tom file for divorce

Luann D'Agostino @CountessLuann

It's with great sadness that Tom & I agreed to divorce. We care for each other very much, hope you respect our privacy during this sad time!

05:53 PM - 03 Aug 2017

* by Oli Coleman on Page Six

7. 🗺 LinkedIn’s mobile-lite product expands to 60+ countries

LinkedIn / Via news.linkedin.com

"Now that LinkedIn Lite is available globally, we’ll continue to innovate to make the LinkedIn experience even better for all members across the world."

* by Akshay Kothari on LinkedIn

8. 👶 Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?

"More comfortable online than out partying, post-Millennials are safer, physically, than adolescents have ever been. But they’re on the brink of a mental-health crisis. The more time teens spend looking at screens, the more likely they are to report symptoms of depression."

* by Jean Twenge on The Atlantic

9. 👻 Google offered $30 billion to acquire Snapchat

"It's unclear how formal the discussions these insiders say happened may have been, but Snap and Google have long been close. Informal discussions between companies are frequent in the tech world, especially surrounding major events, like an initial public offering or a large round of fundraising."

* by Alex Heath on Business Insider

10. 🏛 Poll: Trump Approval Hits New Low

"President Donald Trump’s approval has hit a new low, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll. The poll found 61 percent of those surveyed disapprove of the job Trump is doing, while 33 percent approve. The president’s disapproval jumped six points since Quinnipiac’s last poll on June 29."

* by Andrew Rafferty on NBC News