UK will quit post-Brexit trade talks if no deal by mid-October, Johnson says
Without a deal, British freight firms have warned there could be logjams at ports and supplies of key goods in Britain could be "severely disrupted" starting Jan. 1, 2021.
Without a deal, British freight firms have warned there could be logjams at ports and supplies of key goods in Britain could be "severely disrupted" starting Jan. 1, 2021.
Jessica Krug claims in blog post that she pretended to be Black, Latina because of "unaddressed mental health demons."
International Atomic Energy Agency's latest report says Islamic republic's enriched uranium stockpile has hit 2,105 kilograms. Original limit set at 202 kilograms of uranium.
"Our actions today reaffirm the United States' commitment to denying the Iranian regime the financial resources it needs to fuel terrorism and other destabilizing activities," says US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo: The International Criminal Court at The Hague is a “thoroughly broken and corrupt institution."
"It's never the place of a president of the Republic to pass judgment on the editorial choice of a journalist or newsroom, never. Because we have freedom of the press," says French President Emmanuel Macron.
With theaters closed around the world, three South American dancers have created a digital dance-off for aspiring twirlers, with Instagram the new stage where competitors from Argentina and Brazil to Israel and Italy post clips of their moves.
Abe Shinzo announces following visit to hospital. Abe pulled Japan out of recession but failed to achieve his cherished goal to formally rewrite the US-drafted pacifist constitution because of poor public support.
"Unlike many presidents before me ... I recognized Israel’s true capital and moved our embassy to Jerusalem," Trump tells audience at the South Lawn as he lashes out against Democratic rival Joe Biden.
Jewish Community Relations Council of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation calls for unity, Rabbi Dena Feingold says she does not believe vandalism was "representative" of protests.
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