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– Margrethe Vestager, the European Commission’s executive vice president in charge of competition policy, told a press briefing on Monday.
Story of the week: The European Commission is opening non-compliance investigations into Alphabet,
The construction company at the site where a crane partially collapsed and caught fire in New York City this week is hailing the work of firefighters and first responders while vowing to “fully” cooperate with investigations into what went wrong.
The incident at 550 10th Ave. in Manhattan on Wednesday has left at least a dozen people with non-life-threatening injuries, three of whom are firefighters, the New York City Fire Department said Thursday morning.
“First and foremost, we understand that
Als Donald Trump Präsident war, forderte er wiederholt Ermittlungen des IRS und des Justizministeriums gegen Feinde, von denen er glaubte, dass sie ihn „schlecht aussehen“ ließen, sagte sein ehemaliger Stabschef im Weißen Haus, John Kelly, gegenüber der New York Times.
Trump forderte oft Nachforschungen nach Nachrichtenberichten über vermeintliche Feinde, die ihn verärgerten, so Kelly, der sagte, er betrachte Trumps Pläne als eine inakzeptable „Waffe“ der Macht der Präsidentschaft.
Trump diskutierte die Ermittlungen gegen FBI-Direktor James Comey und seinen Stellvertreter Andrew
Monkeypox has now been spotted in Portugal and Spain, in what could be the first global outbreak of the rare disease.
Spain is monitoring eight men who it believes are infected, with tests being carried out to confirm they have the virus.
All of the men are gay or bisexual, according to local media, and most were detected at STI clinics in Madrid.
Five men in Portugal have also tested positive and at least 15 more cases are being investigated,
