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Police have identified him as 28-year-old Edgar Maddison Welch of Salisbury, North Carolina.

It was a political and public relations triumph: Trump said he’d bring back manufacturing, he’s saving 1,000 jobs and he’s not even president yet.

Reports are beginning to emerge about Kanye West‘s hospitalisation yesterday, which a source told Billboard was due to exhaustion and sleep deprivation.

Last Tuesday, Carrier announced it would keep about 1,000 jobs in the USA after negotiations with Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence, who is now the governor of Indiana.

Using just a smartphone and Amazon‘s Go app, you can scan a barcode at the entrance of a store and virtually pay for any item you picked up while shopping.

And on top of that, we hope that he will fight to repeal and replace Obamacare with a principled free-market solution! Patty Murray, who will be the third-ranking Senate Democrat in the new Congress.

At the time, the Philippine President said, “Who does he think he is?” According to Go, Duterte had a “very engaging and animated phone conversation” with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay was generally upbeat about the Thanksgiving-weekend results, based on a survey released Sunday by the association and Prosper Insights & Analytics.

However, the referendum was widely thought to act as a litmus test for the rising wave of populism spreading in Europe, and the chance to register discontent with the current government. Here are three things to consider.

Congratulations Chris Petersen. “I can’t say enough about our team, Petersen told ESPN”. The other finished with Alabama hoisting the trophy last January. Chalk is not very compelling. The Buckeyes nearly certainly get left out of the CFP if we replace their...

Instead, he’s diving right in.

It’s easy to forget, after eight years leading a stable centrist government as the most popular Prime Minister in New Zealand history, that John Key’s political career has been built on surprises.

The agreement rests heavily on Saudi Arabia – the world’s biggest oil producer – which has agreed to slash about 4.5% or its output, or 500,000 barrels per day.

Tehran agreed to limit its production to just under 3.8 million barrels per day, nearly the same amount of 2005 before beginning of the sanctions.

If the bill sails through the House and Senate, as some analysts expect, it could reach President Obama’s desk before the end of the year.