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“Thank you very much, no”, Trump said.

President Donald Trump says that getting along with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin “is a positive, not a negative” – and if things don’t work out, “I’ll be the worst enemy he’s ever had”.

Powell said nothing in his testimony this week to undermine that, and in fact said the economy was poised for several more years of growth.

May’s plan for Brexit – outlined in a white paper released to MPs in the House of Commons last week – has divided the already split Tory party.

In flawless conditions for low scoring until a brisk breeze sprang up just as Spieth was finishing, the 24-year-old Texan drove the first green and sank a 12-foot eagle before adding four birdies.

It was his first round in the 60s on the weekend of an Open since 2007, when he shot a Saturday 69 at Carnoustie.

European antitrust regulators fined Google a record 4.34 billion euros (US$5 billion) on Wednesday and ordered it to stop using its popular Android mobile operating system to block rivals, Reuters reports.

On Thursday, July 19, a duck boat on Table Rock Lake near Branson, Missouri, capsized after taking in water from high waves.

Mr Trump said increased rates had resulted in a stronger dollar which put the USA at a disadvantage compared with places where central banks are holding interest rates steady. But in the CNBC interview, the president said he was seeking to do only what’s fair.

Gold. “Our trade adversaries are now targeting US brands that they think will tell the story of why Trump’s trade policy is a mistake” directly to his supporters.

Once she begins traveling with the Doctor, she is “in awe” of the regenerated Time Lord.

Saudi Arabia is expecting a reduction in crude oil exports next month, despite earlier signs that Saudi Arabia-and Russia-have started to raise production even before the June 22 meeting with OPEC that sought to address the shrinking global oil supply and corresponding rising prices.

“Manny looked good, he boxed well”.

But not necessarily at the British Open.

Asked by reporters on Wednesday if Russian Federation was still targeting the United States, Trump shook his head and said, “No”.