A White House official who spoke on condition of anonymity did not specify if that included Russia's interference in U.S. elections. One stop Putin nearly surely won't make is Capitol Hill. Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats told a security conference he's sure the ball "has been looked at very carefully". The Russian government has been somewhat more forthcoming.
Lübeck police were not immediately available for comment. Duerbrook said authorities were still trying to determine the circumstances of the attack. "For that reason we have, as the investigation now stands, no indications that there was a terrorist background to this act". Passengers then overpowered the man outside the bus and held him for police.
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May said her government has begun negotiations with the European Union based on her hard-won Brexit plan and that there was still enough time to negotiate a Brexit deal with Brussels before Britain leaves the EU in March 2019. He urged the government to "explicitly aim once again for the glorious vision of Lancaster House" instead of the "miserable permanent limbo of Chequers".
The issue, titled "The Summit Crisis", comes in the wake of the two leaders' controversial meeting in Helsinki , Finland on Monday. What happened at that one-on-one meeting between Trump and Putin with only interpreters present was not known, even to top officials and U.S.
The militant Islamic Hamas that rules Gaza said three of the Palestinians killed were members of the group. Meanwhile, a third Palestinian was killed due to Israeli forces carrying out airstrikes in the Rafah district, in southern Gaza. The United Nations has urged Hamas and Israel to "step back from the brink" as tensions between the two sides continue to flare. The Israeli soldier killed on Friday was the first to die in combat with Gaza since the 2014 war, Israel's military said.
There were several reports of tornadic activity and funnel clouds in the area. "A line of supercells along a cold front pushed eastward through central Iowa producing several tornadoes, including the strong tornado that hit portions of Bondurant and Pella", said weather.com meteorologist Jonathan Belles.
They were "still reeling" from his "diatribe accusing Germany of being a "captive of Russia" and insistence that "delinquent" allies increase defense spending 'immediately'". leader threatened to throw the transatlantic alliance into disarray. Trump said Putin was a "competitor" and added, "hopefully someday, maybe he'll be a friend".
A spokesman for the Secret Service said: 'We are incredibly grateful for the emergency medical service providers and physicians in Scotland who are providing much needed critical care'. Upon touching down in Scotland, the president was met with crowds of protestors before being transported to his Turnberry Golf Resort, where he stayed over the weekend.
The administration's tariffs have triggered countermeasures that so far target $24 billion worth of American-made goods, the Journal reported. He said he misspoke when he dismissed allegations from the US intelligence community, stating he accepted the conclusions as he tried to quell a firestorm over his press conference with Putin.
Just last week, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats warned that the Russian cyber threat to upcoming elections in the U.S. and other countries is far from over. The Justice Department said on Thursday it would alert the public about foreign cyber operations like Russia's disinformation campaign. On Thursday Trump tweeted that he was looking forward to a second meeting with Putin.
Trump also said in the television interview that he accepted Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats' assessment that Russian Federation continues to be a threat to US elections. Eric Swalwell declared on Wednesday. Democrats say the woman who translated for President Trump - and the notes she took during the meeting - could provide critical information about what transpired.
Our lawyers and diplomats should use this confession while preparing suits in worldwide courts. The US President faced backlash when he went on to disagree with the USA intelligence officials, who had concluded that Russian Federation had meddled in the 2016 presidential election.
On Tuesday, Trump spoke plainly on the matter and also read from a prepared statement. In a tabloid interview, he criticized May's Brexit plans, said he might no longer be open to a trade deal with the United Kingdom, and said one of May's political rival would be an excellent prime minister, undermining her at a time when her government is in turmoil.
FBI Director Christopher Wray said at the Aspen Security Conference on Wednesday that listening in as Russian Federation interrogates suspects wanted by the U.S.is "certainly not high on our list of investigative techniques". Trump himself tweeted: "The Summit with Russian Federation was a great success, except with the real enemy of the people, the Fake News Media". The non-binding resolution was quickly hailed as a victory of the #Resistance over the "traitor" Trump and his "puppet-master" ...
With a separate free trade agreement unlikely to fully replace such a benefit, it's in London's interest to conclude a Brexit deal. Mr Raab's encounter with Michel Barnier on Thursday will be his first in the role of Brexit Secretary after David Davis quit the post in protest at Prime Minister Theresa May's Chequers Cabinet compromise on withdrawal aims.
On a trip to southwestern France Thursday, Macron declined to answer questions from reporters on the subject. "The presidency chose to start Alexandre Benalla's dismissal procedure after new facts that could constitute misdemeanor were brought to the president's attention", the Élysée Palace said in a statement Friday.