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WASHINGTON — Breaking with President Donald Trump, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Wednesday he opposes using military forces for law enforcement in containing current street protests. Esper said the Insurrection Act, which would allow Trump to use active-duty military for law enforcement in.... |
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He told Fox News Radio: "It was much more for the inspection. I was there for a tiny, little period of time. "They said it would be a good time to go down and take a look because maybe sometime you're going to need it." Mr Trump went on to repeat his threat of military action in New York, continuing.... |
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MARK ESPER. In this file photo, US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper holds a media briefing at the Pentagon on August 28, 2019, in Arlington, Virginia. File photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images/AFP. WASHINGTON DC, USA – US Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Wednesday, June 3, he was against using active.... |
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US Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Wednesday he was against using active duty troops to quell the protests for racial justice gripping the United States -- breaking with President Donald Trump's recent threat to deploy the military to restore order. People are arrested in Hollywood, California on.... |
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MONTREAL -- Bill Draper, an assured and passionate behind-the-scenes presence who for nearly four decades helped shape and steer Montreal’s flagship English news broadcast, has died. Draper died of cancer April 19 at a hospital in Saint-Jerome, northwest of Montreal. He was 83. Draper showed a precociousness when it came to the craft of journalism. |
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Wednesday first denied and then acknowledged that he had gone to a secure bunker in the White House as protesters demonstrated nearby but said he went there for an “inspection,” not because of concerns over his safety. “Well, it was a false report,” Mr. |
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. 3 June 2020, 15:35 | Updated: 3 June 2020, 18:12
Donald Trump says he went to an underground White House bunker for an "inspection", rather than for protection from protesters. The US president was taken to the facility amid demonstrations nearby on Friday, with reports at the time suggesting he.... |
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launched his campaign by declaring the 2020 election would be “a battle for the soul of our nation.” As bad slogans go, I gave it at a NINE on a scale of, “One to I’m With Her.”
It was a straw man argument meant to characterize his opponent as a comic book villain hell-bent on destroying the nation. |
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In addition to Thai local government and commercial input, foreign sponsored or backed organizations have been significantly addressing the food needs of perhaps 50,000 Thais who have been left jobless by the Covid-19 pandemic which has virtually closed down the Pattaya tourist industry. |
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Photo (c) Michaela Dusikova - Getty Images Coronavirus (COVID-19) tally as compiled by Johns Hopkins University. (Previous numbers in parentheses.) Total U.S. confirmed cases: 1,835,681 (1,812,742) Total U.S. deaths: 106,312 (105,262) Total global cases:6,425,284 (6,309,107) Total global deaths:.... |
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Boris Johnson has expressed concern over reopening churches too soon and risking a rise in infections, after an MP asked when places of worship would be allowed to open their doors. Tory MP for Loughborough Jane Hunt called on Mr Johnson during Prime Minister's Questions to allow people to gather.... |
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