Global News Spicer, Priebus exits highlight Donald Trump's risky demand for fealty In his statement announcing his resignation, Priebus said, "It has been one of the greatest honors of my life to serve this President and our country". "Trump's endorsement of police brutality will make it much harder to prevent unlawful police killings and end the culture of impunity", tweeted Jamil Dakwar, director of the ACLU's Human Rights Program. US Navy warning shot in Gulf was 'unprofessional,' Iran says The U.S. ships then left the area, according to the report. " The US warships in a provocative and unprofessional move began firing warning shots at the Iranian vessels, to which the IRGC Navy's ships paid no attention and continued with their mission ". Senate's Russia Investigation Casts Unflattering Light on Fusion GPS Repeal of the Magnitsky Act is Vladimir Putin's "single most important foreign policy priority", William Browder told Congress on Thursday. But briefly, the story is this after Browder exposed the corrupt financial practices of Putin's cronies-Browder estimates that Putin has a fortune of at least $200 billion in ill-gotten gains squirrelled away in the West-Putin came after Browder personally, deporting him in 2005, and 18 months later, seizing all the documents related to his investments ... Walker, Budd support Russian Federation sanctions bill The Kremlin thinks that US sanctions which threaten Europe's supply of Russian gas are a bluff. Last week, the United States also imposed new sanctions on Iran, while the United States government is reportedly planning a ban on American citizens from visiting North Korea as the communist dictatorship keeps testing ballistic missiles. Donald Trump Blocks Model Chrissy Teigen. How Lucky, Echoes Twitter But what really got to him appears to be from July 23, when Chrissy tweeted at him, "Lolllllll no one likes you". Several months later, she went on to say that the lack of Trump in her life has had a positive effect on her well-being. More recently, Teigen went after Trump for posting a tweet that accused Morning Joe co-host Mika Brzezinski of having a "low I.Q." and getting a facelift. US Navy ship fires warning shots at Iranian vessel There will be "serious consequences" unless Iran releases American prisoners and stops using "hostage taking as a tool of state policy", Mr Trump said recently. Confrontations between US and Iranian forces have grown particularly tense during the Trump administration. The U.S. Navy ship then fired warning shots into the water over concerns about the possibility of a collision, a U.S. Commodities: Oil gains as caps to production agreed by JMMC The committee did not back capping Libyan output as it said its production was unlikely to exceed one million bpd in the near future compared to its capacity of 1.4 million-1.6 million bpd before unrest erupted in 2011 and plunged the nation into chaos. Teenager arrested, accused of livestreaming vehicle crash that killed her sister Live Instagram footage shows Obdulia talking to the camera as she drives normally and the moment the auto rolled over a barbed wire fence and onto a field. I killed my sister. Another girl, also 14, was in the backseat and survived with a leg injury. "At first we didn't even want to believe it was real", she was quoted as saying. Israeli settlers, 3 Palestinians, killed, hundreds Palestinians injured Hundreds held midday prayers near the gates of the Old City in protest. "If we let them, they (Israelis) will take over the mosque completely", he said , standing near the Old City. The controversy has resonated beyond Israel and the Palestinian territories, with the United States and the UN Middle East envoy expressing concern. Chief justice: Situation of Polish courts 'extremely worrying' The legislation calls for firing current Supreme Court judges, except those chosen by the justice minister and approved by the president. Law & Justice has been rushing through its reform, which would force into immediate retirement all Supreme Court judges with little or no debate and without consulting the judiciary. Hugh Freeze's lack of accountability finally caught up with Ole Miss The phone call to the escort service was brought up by Thomas Mars , the attorney of former Rebels football coach Houston Nutt , in an email to Lee Tyner, the university's general counsel, referencing a "phone call Coach Freeze made that would be highly embarrassing for all of you and extremely hard to explain". Kashmir: Army soldiers assault cops, ransack police station in Ganderbal However, the soldiers called their colleagues from the 24 Rashtriya Rifles (RR) unit of the Army, who reached the spot and thrashed the policemen, the officials said. The armymen allegedly damaged desktops and laptops at the police station, besides tearing off the Daily Diary (DD). "Measures to prevent recurrence have been taken". Kuwait shuts Iran cultural mission, Tehran summons chargé d'affaires Iran also filed a complaint with the Kuwaiti charge d'affaires. Kuwait's move came following a court ruling a year ago that implicated some Iranians in a spying case, known as the "Abdali cell". The action was taken after a Supreme Court ruling last month said "Iranian sides helped and supported the cell members", the Ministry said in a statement. Panamagate probe: Nawaz Sharif's children warned with jail if papers forged The prime minister also presided a meeting on matters pertaining to Civil Aviation today, during which he directed fast track improvements in service delivery for passengers at the national airports. The controversy erupted previous year with the publication of 11.5 million secret documents from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca documenting the offshore dealings of numerous world's rich and powerful. Germany vows to overhaul Turkey relations amid tensions A Turkish court on Tuesday ordered the pre-trial arrest of four leading human rights activists, including Amnesty International's country director, Steudtner and a Swedish trainer, for alleged links to terror groups. Germany's stance has been driven, at least in part, by a desire to avoid derailing the refugee deal struck a year ago with Erdoğan, under which Turkish authorities stop refugees from traveling into Europe and in return European governments provide funding to the government in ... US Demands More 'Equitable' Trading with China The annual economic dialogue session in Washington ended with canceled news conferences, no joint statement and no new announcements on US market access to China. In breaking down China's trade surplus with the United States, China has a surplus in the trade of goods with the United States, while sees a deficit in terms of the services trade, said Zhu. Woman Calls 911, Shot Dead by Minneapolis Officer Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges said Sunday that the shooting made her "heartsick" and "deeply disturbed ". Minneapolis police officers are equipped with body cameras but they were not on during the deadly shooting, CBS2's Kenneth Craig reported . IL governor to block Chicago schools' funding boost The legislation passed both the Illinois House and Senate, but without veto-proof majorities. "Why are they sitting on that bill?" And, he wants those millions of dollars to go to districts that need them the most. Any protracted fight in Springfield over school funding would be devastating for local school districts, as the State Board of Education has said a funding plan must be approved by August 3 for normal payments to be sent to districts by the start of the fall semester. Trump admin gives more visas to low-wage foreign workers News reports that federal law caps the number available at 66,000 a year nationwide. Part of the deal included giving the Secretary of Homeland Security the authority to increase the number of foreign workers, after consulting with the Secretary of Labor, "upon determination that the needs of American businesses can not be satisfied in fiscal year 2017 with United States workers who are willing, qualified, and able to perform temporary nonagricultural labor". MEPs threaten to veto Brexit offer on European Union nationals Britain and the European Union (EU) launch a new round of Brexit negotiations here on Monday as conflicting views on "divorce" terms cast shadow on the resumption of talks and a feasible deal seems rather hard to reach for now. 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Spicer, Priebus exits highlight Donald Trump's risky demand for fealty In his statement announcing his resignation, Priebus said, "It has been one of the greatest honors of my life to serve this President and our country". "Trump's endorsement of police brutality will make it much harder to prevent unlawful police killings and end the culture of impunity", tweeted Jamil Dakwar, director of the ACLU's Human Rights Program.
US Navy warning shot in Gulf was 'unprofessional,' Iran says The U.S. ships then left the area, according to the report. " The US warships in a provocative and unprofessional move began firing warning shots at the Iranian vessels, to which the IRGC Navy's ships paid no attention and continued with their mission ".
Senate's Russia Investigation Casts Unflattering Light on Fusion GPS Repeal of the Magnitsky Act is Vladimir Putin's "single most important foreign policy priority", William Browder told Congress on Thursday. But briefly, the story is this after Browder exposed the corrupt financial practices of Putin's cronies-Browder estimates that Putin has a fortune of at least $200 billion in ill-gotten gains squirrelled away in the West-Putin came after Browder personally, deporting him in 2005, and 18 months later, seizing all the documents related to his investments ...
Walker, Budd support Russian Federation sanctions bill The Kremlin thinks that US sanctions which threaten Europe's supply of Russian gas are a bluff. Last week, the United States also imposed new sanctions on Iran, while the United States government is reportedly planning a ban on American citizens from visiting North Korea as the communist dictatorship keeps testing ballistic missiles.
Donald Trump Blocks Model Chrissy Teigen. How Lucky, Echoes Twitter But what really got to him appears to be from July 23, when Chrissy tweeted at him, "Lolllllll no one likes you". Several months later, she went on to say that the lack of Trump in her life has had a positive effect on her well-being. More recently, Teigen went after Trump for posting a tweet that accused Morning Joe co-host Mika Brzezinski of having a "low I.Q." and getting a facelift.
US Navy ship fires warning shots at Iranian vessel There will be "serious consequences" unless Iran releases American prisoners and stops using "hostage taking as a tool of state policy", Mr Trump said recently. Confrontations between US and Iranian forces have grown particularly tense during the Trump administration. The U.S. Navy ship then fired warning shots into the water over concerns about the possibility of a collision, a U.S.
Commodities: Oil gains as caps to production agreed by JMMC The committee did not back capping Libyan output as it said its production was unlikely to exceed one million bpd in the near future compared to its capacity of 1.4 million-1.6 million bpd before unrest erupted in 2011 and plunged the nation into chaos.
Teenager arrested, accused of livestreaming vehicle crash that killed her sister Live Instagram footage shows Obdulia talking to the camera as she drives normally and the moment the auto rolled over a barbed wire fence and onto a field. I killed my sister. Another girl, also 14, was in the backseat and survived with a leg injury. "At first we didn't even want to believe it was real", she was quoted as saying.
Israeli settlers, 3 Palestinians, killed, hundreds Palestinians injured Hundreds held midday prayers near the gates of the Old City in protest. "If we let them, they (Israelis) will take over the mosque completely", he said , standing near the Old City. The controversy has resonated beyond Israel and the Palestinian territories, with the United States and the UN Middle East envoy expressing concern.
Chief justice: Situation of Polish courts 'extremely worrying' The legislation calls for firing current Supreme Court judges, except those chosen by the justice minister and approved by the president. Law & Justice has been rushing through its reform, which would force into immediate retirement all Supreme Court judges with little or no debate and without consulting the judiciary.
Hugh Freeze's lack of accountability finally caught up with Ole Miss The phone call to the escort service was brought up by Thomas Mars , the attorney of former Rebels football coach Houston Nutt , in an email to Lee Tyner, the university's general counsel, referencing a "phone call Coach Freeze made that would be highly embarrassing for all of you and extremely hard to explain".
Kashmir: Army soldiers assault cops, ransack police station in Ganderbal However, the soldiers called their colleagues from the 24 Rashtriya Rifles (RR) unit of the Army, who reached the spot and thrashed the policemen, the officials said. The armymen allegedly damaged desktops and laptops at the police station, besides tearing off the Daily Diary (DD). "Measures to prevent recurrence have been taken".
Kuwait shuts Iran cultural mission, Tehran summons chargé d'affaires Iran also filed a complaint with the Kuwaiti charge d'affaires. Kuwait's move came following a court ruling a year ago that implicated some Iranians in a spying case, known as the "Abdali cell". The action was taken after a Supreme Court ruling last month said "Iranian sides helped and supported the cell members", the Ministry said in a statement.
Panamagate probe: Nawaz Sharif's children warned with jail if papers forged The prime minister also presided a meeting on matters pertaining to Civil Aviation today, during which he directed fast track improvements in service delivery for passengers at the national airports. The controversy erupted previous year with the publication of 11.5 million secret documents from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca documenting the offshore dealings of numerous world's rich and powerful.
Germany vows to overhaul Turkey relations amid tensions A Turkish court on Tuesday ordered the pre-trial arrest of four leading human rights activists, including Amnesty International's country director, Steudtner and a Swedish trainer, for alleged links to terror groups. Germany's stance has been driven, at least in part, by a desire to avoid derailing the refugee deal struck a year ago with Erdoğan, under which Turkish authorities stop refugees from traveling into Europe and in return European governments provide funding to the government in ...
US Demands More 'Equitable' Trading with China The annual economic dialogue session in Washington ended with canceled news conferences, no joint statement and no new announcements on US market access to China. In breaking down China's trade surplus with the United States, China has a surplus in the trade of goods with the United States, while sees a deficit in terms of the services trade, said Zhu.
Woman Calls 911, Shot Dead by Minneapolis Officer Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges said Sunday that the shooting made her "heartsick" and "deeply disturbed ". Minneapolis police officers are equipped with body cameras but they were not on during the deadly shooting, CBS2's Kenneth Craig reported .
IL governor to block Chicago schools' funding boost The legislation passed both the Illinois House and Senate, but without veto-proof majorities. "Why are they sitting on that bill?" And, he wants those millions of dollars to go to districts that need them the most. Any protracted fight in Springfield over school funding would be devastating for local school districts, as the State Board of Education has said a funding plan must be approved by August 3 for normal payments to be sent to districts by the start of the fall semester.
Trump admin gives more visas to low-wage foreign workers News reports that federal law caps the number available at 66,000 a year nationwide. Part of the deal included giving the Secretary of Homeland Security the authority to increase the number of foreign workers, after consulting with the Secretary of Labor, "upon determination that the needs of American businesses can not be satisfied in fiscal year 2017 with United States workers who are willing, qualified, and able to perform temporary nonagricultural labor".
MEPs threaten to veto Brexit offer on European Union nationals Britain and the European Union (EU) launch a new round of Brexit negotiations here on Monday as conflicting views on "divorce" terms cast shadow on the resumption of talks and a feasible deal seems rather hard to reach for now. The European Parliament warned last week it could veto the final deal if Britain doesn't give EU citizens more rights if they choose to stay in Britain after Brexit , which is due to take place in March 2019.
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