Animator Scott Cawthon received a lot of criticism online after it was revealed that he had donated to Trump's campaign

Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest outlined ambitious plans on Wednesday to build a renewable energy project, aiming to compete with oil giants to provide low-cost green energy globally. Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) has already signed initial deals, as has been the case in Papua New Guinea and Africa, and a team of managers are looking forward to, billionaire Forrest, who has transformed Fortescue Metals Group over two decades into the fourth largest iron ore mining company in the world. Executives of other partners “We are building a portfolio of renewable, energy-producing assets around the world,” Forrest, President of Fortescue, told the company's annual meeting via video link from Paraguay. He said Fortescue has so far committed A $ 1 billion for the project, and has also expected off-balance sheet funding to be used

Lorsque la droite locale reprend de la couleur, la gauche s'estompe. Le département du Val-de-Marne, bastion communiste dans l'ancienne bien nommée "Ceinture...