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The U.S. Department of Justice on Tuesday confirmed the arrest of Riley Jone Williams, the woman under investigation by the U.S. Federal Police (FBI) for possible intent to sell the Nancy House President’s laptop to Russia, Pelosi.
Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionPenny Mordaunt says countries need to be encouraged to invest in themselves The UK could cut its aid to developing countries that fail to invest in their own people, the international development secretary has said. Penny Mordaunt told the Daily Telegraph she “won’t invest” when others should…
Related News about Egyptian is linked to attacks in London Sort by: Relevance : Date An Egyptian sought in connection with the London bombings has been detained in Cairo. (International Herald Tribune — 16 July, 2005) + related stories British police were also searching for an Egyptian man who is believed to have known some…
Hong Kong Prime Minister Carrie Lam this Monday welcomed the plan by the Chinese authorities so that the “patriots” are the ones in charge of the executive branch of the Chinese Special Administrative Region, and has therefore denied an intention to target the opposition from Beijing “clean”. His words came after Parliament began debating an…
Related News about Chevron Profit Soars, but Shares Dip Sort by: Relevance : Date Lifted by record crude prices, Chevron says its profit rose 11 percent from a year ago, capping another round of massive earnings for the major oil companies. (New York Times — 1 August, 2008) + related stories Exxon Mobil reported second-quarter…
White House staff secretary Rob Porter resigned Wednesday, a day after a British newspaper reported allegations from two ex-wives of physical and verbal abuse, the White House said. Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters that it was “a personal decision Rob made,” and that he “will stay on to ensure a smooth transition.” “As…
Get the Think newsletter. SUBSCRIBE The Supreme Court on Wednesday will — finally — consider the legality of President Donald Trump’s controversial “Muslim ban” executive order from his first week in office. Needless to say, pundits from across the political spectrum are portraying the case, Trump v. Hawaii, as a referendum on all-things Trump: from…