President to wave off USNS Comfort as it departs for New York‘I think it’s a good thing when I go over there and say thank you’Despite repeated warnings from authorities against non-essential travel during the coronavirus outbreak, Donald Trump was set…
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The North conducted two previous rounds of similar short-range launches and other military exercises this month after leader Kim Jong Un entered the new year vowing to bolster his nuclear deterrent in face of “gangster-like” U.S. sanctions and pressure.
“The Department of State advises U.S. citizens to avoid all international travel due to the global impact of COVID-19,” it said in the new advice.
This week US President Donald Trump signed a bill that assigns $1 billion to small telecom providers for replacing equipment made by China’s Huawei and ZTE. US President Donald Trump continues its battle against the Chinese telco giants Huawei and ZTE, this week he has signed a bill that assigns $1 billion to small telecom providers for […]
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It wasn’t immediately clear how much advance notice the Prime Minister’s Office received of the president’s plans.
As stock markets tumbled and COVID-19 cases spread further across the U.S., Trump officials argued that they had the matter well in hand, and charged political opponents with rooting for an economic collapse.
Ben Hubbard delivers a fine account of the crown prince’s rise – and how the murder of a journalist did not bring him downIn 2015, the veteran New York Times columnist Tom Friedman wrote a “Letter from Saudi Arabia” in which he extolled a younger gener…