Latest reports from Laurel police department suggest that Jarrod W. Ramos, 38, is being held as the suspect in the attack on Capital Gazette. The deadly shooting happened on Thursday, and according to court records that are accessible online, Ramos has been charged with five counts of first-degree murder. A bail review hearing is set… Keep Reading
A man opened fire at the local newspaper office in Annapolis, killing five and injuring many, police said to the media. An attacker is a white male, in his late 30s, identified by US media as Jarrod Ramos, who reportedly sued the newspaper back in 2012 for defamation. The surviving staff at the office said… Keep Reading
Rebecca Smith was a recent hire at the Capital Gazette but had already proved herself a valuable asset. Smith, 34, a sales assistant, worked in the news organization’s office in Annapolis. She was one of the five people who were shot and killed Thursday afternoon. Her boss, Capital Gazette advertising director Marty Padden, said she… Keep Reading
The implementation of tariffs on €2.8 billion of United States exports to the European Union starts on Friday. Some of the goods affected are orange juice, motorcycles, and bourbon whiskey. European Commission imposed duties of the U.S. products after President Donald Trump announced that steel exports to America would be taxed with additional 25% and… Keep Reading
Germany, as the largest European economy, accounts for almost one-quarter of EU’s production and consumption. In itself, it is a fact that should threaten anyone, but the breakdown of Germany’s economy leaves a lot to be desired. The trade surplus with the United States alone is $64.2 billion in 2017. Compared with total American exports… Keep Reading
According to the US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, the United States will remove the sanctions when full denuclearization occurs. However, the North Korea’s view of the process is somewhat different, and they believe that everything will happen in stages and that both countries will do their part, step by step. The United States President… Keep Reading
A mysterious illness has reportedly affected the US embassy staff in China, and as a result, the decision was made to remove several people from the positions. This situation is quite similar to what happened with a few staff members in Cuba. The Cuba embassy was hit last year by this mysterious illness when a… Keep Reading
On Sunday, China and the United States ended the trade talks that took place in Beijing. The number of announced deals is zero, and Beijing officials refused to commit to buying more American goods. The US will continue with imposing further tariffs on Chinese export goods. Chinese news media distributed the official statement that said:… Keep Reading
HuffPost delivered a disturbing report on Thursday when a Nathan Larson, candidate for a seat in Congress on the midterm elections that are scheduled for November, admitted to being a pedophile. He created websites for pedophiles where he wrote about raping children. Mr. Larson who is running for a seat in the U.S. House is… Keep Reading
Many can agree that things worked just fine between the US and the European Union before President Trump took over the office. Yes, the situation is not ideal for both sides, but it did allow prosperity and stability. A decision to levy tariffs to the Old Continent countries, longtime allies, was characterised by French President… Keep Reading
In the past couple of weeks, many things happened between North Korea and the US. Historic meeting was announced then canceled, then again confirmed after which it was dropped and so on. During the last few days, it seems that the officials are on the same page and the talks about the Trump-Kim summit are… Keep Reading