Featured news from People PeopleJanuary 20, 2021 – 11:00 am. M.by: Entertainment crafting The Vice President’s team did not share the concept of the image used for the cover of the post. In addition, they say the magazine violated the
BEIJING: China has begun to act against Donald Trump, who has resigned from the White House without waiting for the new president to take office. China has announced sanctions against 28 senior officials in the Trump administration, including former Secretary
The Real Madrid giants are facing one negative result after the other since the start of this season. Despite being the Spanish league champions, they are not in a special position at this year’s event. Added to these embarrassing situations
It contains the code needed to carry out nuclear attacks Footage showed US President Donald Trump leaving Washington, DC, before the inauguration of his successor, Joe Biden; He did not leave the “nuclear briefcase” in the White House. According to
Washington-AFP The next US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, confirmed, Tuesday, that President-elect Joe Biden will not reverse the Donald Trump administration’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, but believes that the only viable settlement in the
Hillary Clinton wants to have recordings of the US leader’s conversations starting January 6 to see if he has spoken to Putin. Hillary Clinton describes Trump as a “puppet” / Reuters photo Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton intends
Russia has said it will not consider the request for the release of opposition activist Alexei Navalny from the West because it is an internal matter. “This is a purely domestic issue. We will not allow anyone to interfere,” Kremlin
Major arrests after class riots: revelations of other faces, man’s confession from the famous photo 1. At the age of 88, Democrat Biden will become the oldest American president to hold office in his first term. Until now, Republican Ronald
Inside: Hans Høeg is photographed here during Nordic Media Days in Bergen in 2019. Photo: Gorm Kallestad / NTB Washington, D.C. (VG) Two weeks ago, Hans Huig saw his former workplace stormed by thousands of Trump supporters. He now believes
Facebook still plans to comply with a controversial new law in Turkey, the tech giant said Monday Press release. “Like other companies, we decided to choose a representative to follow the law,” Facebook reports. “At the same time, we stress