1. The White House released a PSA about on-campus sexual assault on Thursday morning as part of the It’s On Us campaign. Its target is men, who studies show often don’t do enough to stop violent incidents against women that are taking place around them.
Nov. 17 is the start of #ItsOnUs Week of Action! Plan an event to bring sexual assault awareness to your campus at http://t.co/hEHBueyn0l.
— It's On Us (@ItsOnUs) November 9, 2014
2. A FIFA judge has dismissed corruption inquiries into the bidding processes by Russia and Qatar, respectively, for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. Qatar, however, continues to face questions about labor and living conditions for workers building stadiums for the event.
3. Obama administration officials are confident healthcare.gov will work properly when open enrollment for healthcare plans through the Affordable Care Act begins again on Saturday. Kevin Counihan, who is overseeing the site for the White House, told CBS News, "This is not last year."
Twitter's new mission statement: 35 words, 62 syllables, 4 clauses, 2 grammatical errors. pic.twitter.com/QhUgqE3zZ2
— Dennis K. Berman (@dkberman) November 12, 2014
6. MSNBC will reorganize next week amid a drop in ratings, combining its TV and digital teams into one group called "The Bridge." Network president Phil Griffin announced the changes in a memo to staff on Wednesday.
7. Jumping off Kim Kardashian’s risqué pose on the cover of Paper, a number of brands also tried to #BreakTheInternet on Wednesday. Here’s Southwest Airlines’ take.
This tail is Bound 2 #BreakTheInternet. pic.twitter.com/QOId09nkmV
— Southwest Airlines (@SouthwestAir) November 12, 2014