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U.S. Health Secretary Alex Azar, visiting Taiwan, assaults China’s pandemic response

Posted on August 11, 2020 by Brian Williams |

U.S. Health Secretary Alex Azar assaulted China’s response to the coronavirus pandemic on Tuesday and said that if such a flare-up had risen in Taiwan or the United States it could have been “snuffed out easily”. The Trump organization has…

Donald Trump and Emmanuel Macron talk about sending help to Lebanon

Posted on August 8, 2020 by Brian Williams |

President Donald Trump and his French partner Emmanuel Macron talked via phone Friday about working with different nations to send quick guide to Lebanon, the White House and the Élysée said. The two leaders “expressed their deep sadness over the…

Russia, China and Iran looking to impact the US in front of elections, top intelligence official says

Posted on August 8, 2020 by Robert Stewart |

Russia is supporting Donald Trump, China is supporting Joe Biden and Iran is looking to plant turmoil in the US presidential election, a top intelligence official has cautioned in a sobering evaluation of foreign interfering. The announcement on Friday by…

Kanye West qualifies to show up on Colorado presidential ballot

Posted on August 7, 2020 by Chris Thomas |

Kanye West has documented paperwork and qualified to be on the presidential ballot in Colorado for the upcoming election. West met the 3 p.m. deadline Wednesday to record in the state and paid the $1,000 expense, Betsy Hart, a representative…

LA mayor takes steps to close off the water, power after Beverly Hills bash

Posted on August 6, 2020 by Chris Thomas |

The mayor of Los Angeles is taking steps to close off water and power to any organizations or residences saw as hosting enormous parties during the coronavirus pandemic. The warning from Mayor Eric Garcetti is an immediate reaction to reports…

Census Bureau to stop tallying activity a month sooner than anticipated

Posted on August 4, 2020 by Uma Wright |

The Census Bureau declared Monday evening that field information collection will end an entire month sooner than initially arranged. it’s an indication that the Trump organization has relinquished its arrangement to expand the window for tallying the country’s populace, which…

Supreme Court permits border wall development to proceed

Posted on August 1, 2020 by Robert Stewart |

The U.S. Supreme Court late Friday declined to let lower court decisions become effective that would prevent the Trump organization from spending any more Pentagon cash on the border wall. The court denied a solicitation from the Sierra Club, which…

Before his resignation, Smolii lost action to Kolomoiskyi regarding refinancing guarantee

Posted on August 1, 2020 by Chris Thomas |

On June 19, the Economic Court of Kyiv fully satisfied the lawsuit of Ihor Kolomoiskyi against the National Bank of Ukraine and Privatbank (in case No. 10910/5172/19), and on July 27, the Northern Economic Court of Appeal opened an appellate…

China pledges to retaliation after ordered by the U.S. to close Houston consulate

Posted on July 22, 2020 by Robert Stewart |

China promised to retaliate after it said Wednesday it was unexpectedly ordered by the United States to close its consulate in Houston, a move that represents the most recent indication of deteriorating relations between the two superpowers. Wang Wenbin, a…

Russia report from the UK to be released on Tuesday after a nine-month suspension

Posted on July 21, 2020 by Brian Williams |

The most anticipated Russia report from the UK parliament’s intelligence and security committee is expected to be released on Tuesday morning, nine months after its publication was blocked by Boris Johnson before the general election. An examination of the reach…