One of the biggest escalations happened today in the Middle East and I'm going to break it all down for you.

This is the Israel and Iran news explains for Hot Girls.

Why is it that the drama in politics is almost as strong as the tea in the real housewives

franchises?

Why?

If you make a video of yourself talking, post it to social media and hit the algorithm just right. Hundreds,

thousands, or even millions of people will see your content. Of course, it wasn't always this way. We're living in a new chapter of

human history in which everyday citizens can communicate on a mass scale,

sometimes reaching an even larger audience than traditional media organizations.

This has completely changed how we consume world news.

Many say that it has democratized journalism, allowing more people to be informed quickly

and from a wider variety of voices and sources.

But it has also allowed for the manipulation of news, further siloing and polarizing of people in their own echo chambers,

and an erosion of journalism industry standards.

I'm Gabriel Sierra, and this is why it matters. Today

influencers and the shifting global information landscape.

In influencers, usually somebody who has the capacity to shift somebody else's ideas or behavior

that's what influence means. Influencers are people who are seen as having that

capacity. This is Renee Jarestah. She's an associate research professor at the McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown

and an expert on adversarial abuse online.

She's advised Congress, the State Department,

and a myriad of academic and business organizations

...