Wednesday's top 5 headlines: what you should know

Melania Trump's speechwriter Meredith McIver has offered her resignation in return for the negative publicity the Trump campaign garnered after it was found that the speech plagiarized one made by Michelle Obama. She also mentioned that Donald and family had rejected her resignation. Donald Trump Jr. said his father would “put Americans first” and develop an economy that works for all Americans citing his experience working with the Republican nominee. Conservative writer Milo Yiannopoulos was permanently suspended from Twitter Tuesday night after a string of racist tweets were sent from his account to "Ghostbusters" actor Leslie Jones. As Facebook counts more than 1.65 billion monthly active users, 1 billion people using Messenger means more than 60 percent of the social network’s users communicate with the app. Baltimore police used as an example the person who crashed a police car while playing Pokemon Go to show how dangerous it could be if played recklessly.