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President Donald Trump says in an extensive new interview that he regrets contributing to business pressures put on his late brother Fred Jr., who suffered from addiction and wasn't well-suited to running the family business. The death of Trump's older brother, Fred Jr., at 41, is one of the signal events in the president's life, and coincided with his own ultimate rise to take over his father's business. Despite the pressures put on the oldest son of Fred Trump, helping run a real estate empire wasn't 'his thing,' Trump told the Washington Post. At the same time, Fred Jr. struggled with alcohol addiction throughout his life, say family and friends.  President Donald Trump, here with father Fred Trump, says he regrets putting pressure on his late brother Fred Jr. The president laments not having encouraged to brother to pursue his own interest in flying planes, although he shared little about his brother's descent into alcoholism. 'I do regret having put pressure on him,' Trump … [Read more...] about Donald Trump says he REGRETS pressuring his brother to be part of the family firm before he died of alcoholism and says he fears he too would be an addict if he drank

Dickie Arbiter speaks about Prince Andrew on ITV's Good Morning Britain today The Queen will be asking her son Prince Andrew about what really happened over the Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal, one of her former advisers said today. Dickie Arbiter said the Queen will have private conversations with the Duke of York over the 'serious issue' but does not think she is 'getting the answers'. Mr Arbiter, the monarch's former press secretary who worked for her during the Charles and Diana crisis, admitted that the Queen has had a 'rough time'. The 79-year-old told ITV's Good Morning Britain today: 'We've got to look at the Queen as two people. She's Queen, Head of State, but she's also a mother. 'And she will be looking at her son, and will be asking did this really happen, in a private conversation. She has to put on a brave face in public. 'She has to be collegiate in public, but in private, she will really want to know from Andrew what is going on. And I don't think she's getting the … [Read more...] about ‘The Queen will be asking questions, but getting no answers’: Former Royal press secretary Dickie Arbiter says her Majesty is ‘putting on a brave face’ in public but quizzing Duke in private over worsening Epstein scandal

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The carbon footprint of beef, including the emissions from growing feed for cows, along with cow belches, energy use, and deforestation of land for grazing, is so massive that some researchers have made the case for a tax on the meat as a way to meet climate goals. So when McDonald’s–one of the world’s largest purchasers of beef–announced today that it plans to begin reducing its greenhouse gas emissions at the rate that climate science says is necessary to have a chance of avoiding catastrophic global warming, it wasn’t a minor goal. advertisement advertisement By 2030, the company plans to work with suppliers and franchisees to cut emissions 36% compared to 2015, even as the chain grows. The “emissions intensity,” or the emissions per ton of packaging or food, will also drop 31%. The change is expected to avoid 150 million metric tons of emissions over the next 12 years, roughly equivalent to taking 32 million cars off the road for … [Read more...] about McDonald’s Says It Will Cut Its Carbon Footprint Enough To Actually Make A Difference

By Jennifer De Pinto, Fred Backus, Kabir Khanna and Anthony Salvanto Roy Moore leads Alabama Senate race among likely voters A new CBS News poll finds 71 percent of Alabama Republicans say the allegations against Roy Moore are false, and those who believe this also overwhelmingly believe Democrats and the media are behind those allegations. The poll found 92 percent of Republicans who don't believe the allegations against Moore say the Democrats are behind the charges, and 88 percent say newspapers and the media are behind them. Multiple women have come forward to accuse Moore of inappropriately pursuing or touching them when they were teenagers. The youngest woman to accuse Moore says she was 14 and he was 32 at the time. The Senate contest looks to be highly dependent on turnout. Moore has a lead over Democrat Doug Jones, 49 percent to 43 percent, among the likely voters who are most apt to vote on Dec. 12. Among all registered voters, the contest is even. And nearly a quarter of … [Read more...] about CBS News poll: Alabama Republicans say allegations against Roy Moore false