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Hillary Clinton was heckled by protesters in Belfast while attending an event in her capacity as Chancellor of Queen's University. Protesters called her "evil" as she entered the university, an incident that received limited coverage in American mainstream media.
Aleksandr Kogan Partner Joseph Chancellor Works at Facebook
A major revelation from the 60 Minutes report is that Aleksandr Kogan's research partner, Joseph Chancellor, is currently employed by Facebook. Kogan testified that he and Chancellor did everything together, yet only Kogan has been publicly discredited and financially ruined. Kogan also revealed that he consulted for Facebook in 2015, teaching them how to apply the lessons learned from the Cambridge Analytica dataset internally.
Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne announced a new national living wage for the United Kingdom, set to reach £9 an hour by 2020. The announcement is viewed as a political maneuver to position Osborne as the next Prime Minister. The policy mandates a starting rate of £7.20 for workers aged 25 and over beginning in April.
A clip from the British Parliament features Prime Minister David Cameron discussing the Chancellor of the Exchequer joining Twitter. The hosts reference Cameron's 2009 remark that "too many tweets make a twat." They find the exchange in the House of Commons to be a trivial waste of public time during a budget discussion.
Vice President Joe Biden committed a verbal slip during a speech about American jobs, accidentally thanking "Dr. Pepper" instead of "Dr. Paper" or the intended chancellor. The gaffe occurred while Biden was listing states where government-supported economic initiatives are reportedly working.
