British Prime Minister Theresa May used her speech in Philadelphia to needle the new Trump administration on a number of issues ranging from globalism to climate change, Islam, and even to defending the European Union.
King of Jordan to visit US | TheHill
King Abdullah II of Jordan is expected to visit the U.S. on Monday for a formal meeting with lawmakers and government officials, according to the Embassy of Jordan.
Trump’s looming ‘extreme vetting’ order sows seeds of panic
A draft of Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration to the US from countries in the war-torn Middle East is causing panic among refugees. Tom Jensen, an immigration lawyer in Washington DC, spent a good portion of his day yesterday on the phone to a frantic client in Iraq.
Next on Trump’s List: Rein in the UN Dictators Club
Establishment globalists were right to be concerned about the fate of their schemes. After a fast-paced first week of putting “America First” by targeting pseudo-“free trade” regimes and rogue regulatory agencies, President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to take on the United Nations.
(By Dutch Sheets) I woke up this
morning with Holy Spirit placing the Supreme Court on my heart. I knew
He was saying to amp up the prayer for this branch of our government.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is warning enemies who
threaten Israel that they will end up in the “ash bin” of history. The
prime minister spoke to a crowd at a Holocaust memorial on the eve of
International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Restaurants in France face prosecution starting today if they offer
unlimited soda drinks to customers in the latest Gallic crackdown on
obesity. France had already slapped a tax on sweet drinks in 2012. Now, a
new decree makes it illegal to sell unlimited amounts of drinks with
sugar or sweetener at a fixed price or for free.
Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez on Thursday ordered jails to
comply with federal requests to detain immigrants, citing President
Donald Trump’s executive order earlier this week cracking down on
“sanctuary cities.”
The state of New York has privately asked surveillance companies to
pitch a vast camera system that would scan and identify people who drive
in and out of New York City, according to a December memo obtained by
Vocativ.
The U.S. economy’s expansion slowed in the fourth quarter, and annual
growth failed to reach 3% for an 11th straight year, reflecting the huge
hurdles the Trump administration faces in trying to speed up a
7½-year-old expansion.
Man, Kim Jong Un just really didn’t like “The Interview.” More than two
years after North Korea hacked Sony Pictures over the release of its
comedy film portraying the assassination of Kim, the isolated dictator
has built up a nuclear arsenal allowing him to destroy Los Angeles with
the single push of a button, North Korea’s most senior defector said in
an interview this week.
The Trump administration is preparing executive orders that would clear
the way for the United States to reduce ties with organizations that
support the Palestinian Authority (PA) or Palestine Liberation
Organization (PLO), including the United Nations, officials said
Wednesday, according to The New York Times.
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