Trump to announce changes in Cuba policy
They are planning to ask greater internet access and will request them to release the American fugitives who are in Cuba. Trump will not go so far as to sever diplomatic ties with Havana or shutter the USA embassy that reopened there in 2015.
British Airways battles IT meltdown
Smit advised BA passengers to "arrive earlier than usual for their BA flight until the situation is completely resolved". People heading to London's Gatwick and Heathrow airports were warned on Monday to check the status of their flights.
London tower block fire protesters storm town hall
Authorities say at least 30 people have died from the blaze, which engulfed the Grenfell Tower early Wednesday morning . According to The Times newspaper, contractors opted not to use fire-resistant cladding when insulating the tower.
Texas rep's staffer shot at congressional baseball practice identified
The lobbyist also was reported to be in good condition. "There was a lot of heroes today among my friends", Williams said. Two of the officers suffered wounds in the shootout. "The Lord worked yesterday, he saved us".
Newtown parent won't view NBC interview of Alex Jones
NBC News Chairman Andy Lack told The Associated Press that the Jones story would be edited with its critics in mind. The interview with Jones , who founded the website Infowars , took up roughly a third of Kelly's newsmagazine show.
European Union planning grand ceremony to honour 'visionary' Kohl
Apart from a huge political legacy, Kohl left behind a net worth, estimated at $1.5 million, Celebrity Net Worth reported. Chancellor Kohl was a friend to the United States during a transformative period for Germany and Europe as a whole.
US oil production seen thwarting OPEC effort to boost prices
Benchmark Brent crude settled 43 cents higher at $48.72 a barrel while US light crude settled up 38 cents to $46.46 a barrel. Some of last year's readings inched closer to implied demand of 10 million barrels a day, he said.
Takata near to bankruptcy
Following the report, trading of Takata shares were suspended on the Tokyo Stock Exchange to give investors time to confirm it. Takata Corp , one of the world's biggest automotive suppliers for airbags, is preparing to file for bankruptcy by next week.
Trump's attorney general Sessions to face Russian Federation questions
When California Senator Kamala Harris asked if that policy was written down somewhere, Sessions replied weakly, "I think so". Franken has been persistent on one of the key pieces of the Russian Federation investigation.
Amid diplomatic contact, North Korea frees American student
He was sentenced in March 2016 after a televised tearful public confession to trying to steal a propaganda banner. A team was dispatched to Pyongyang and the sick University of Virginia student was handed over to US officials.