Tag Archives: signs
Trump signs order denying asylum-seeking, illegal border crossers
Turkey's Erdogan says strong signs Khashoggi killing was planned
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday that there were strong signs that the killing of prominent Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was planned and that he was killed in a “savage way”. Erdogan, who was speaking to members of his AK Party in parliament, also said he told Saudi King Salman that the Saudi consul in Istanbul was incompetent and that he was relieved of his duty and returned to his country. Erdogan added that the 18 people arrested in Saudi Arabia in relation to the killing matches Turkish intelligence on the matter.
Trump Signs Another Big Spending Bill With No Money For His Wall
Exclusive: Venezuela signs oil deals similar to ones rolled back under Chavez – document
The effort signals that President Nicolas Maduro, who is struggling under a hyper-inflationary economic meltdown and fast-declining oil output, is willing to reverse the aggressive efforts of his predecessor – who died in 2013 – to expand the state’s role in the energy industry of the OPEC nation. The government had already announced a vague plan to boost oil output with the help of seven companies. The plan was described during a televised event on Aug. 28 in which representatives of those companies, during a ceremony including Maduro, signed “joint service agreements” with PDVSA.
Here Are The Best ‘Families Belong Together’ March Signs
Trump signs order to 'address' separations, but it won't change the situation for children in shelters now
Eagles' Malcolm Jenkins Lets Signs Do His Talking On Racial Injustices
Signs of bomb found at site of deadly California explosion
ALISO VIEJO, Calif. (AP) — An explosion that ripped through a Southern California day spa killed the owner, and investigators Wednesday were looking into whether she was targeted in the crime.
Southwest engine fan blade showed signs consistent with metal fatigue: NTSB
Federal investigators on Thursday said the engine fan blade that broke apart during a Southwest Airlines flight last month showed signs consistent with metal fatigue, as inspectors probe the first passenger fatality on a U.S. airline in nearly a decade. U.S. regulators this week broadened a directive to check the fan blades in hundreds of engines similar to the one that blew apart. The identification of metal fatigue, the degradation of a metal’s structural integrity over repeated use, could necessitate more frequent and more comprehensive inspections of these parts.
Florida police officer signs off after 30 years of service
