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China warns U.S. on sovereignty ahead of South China Sea ruling
As tensions build ahead of an worldwide tribunal's ruling on Beijing's claims over the South China Sea, a veteran Chinese foreign-policy maker sent a stern warning about putting the verdict into action. The flagship newspaper of China's ruling Communist Party on Wednesday warned Washington that there would be a "price" to pay if it crosses China's "bottom line" by meddling in disputes over the South China Sea.
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Black Lives Matter plans peaceful protest Sunday in Oklahoma City
More than 500 people gathered at the Vancouver Art Gallery Sunday afternoon to show solidarity with Black Lives Matter protests happening around the world. A Texas organizer of Black Lives Matter , Ashton P. Woods, said the repeated shootings by police are pushing some unstable people over the edge. The group held the protest in conjunction with Brown Lives Matter.
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Is motherhood an advantage for UK's next PM?
May is considered the front-runner, winning the most votes as Conservative lawmakers whittled down the candidates to two. However, it was not immediately clear whether Conservative rules would require the party's 1922 Committee to seek another contender to appear on the ballot paper alongside Mrs May for a planned vote of the party's 150,000 members.
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Bridgette Dunning -- 9 things to know about the 'Big Brother' houseguest
Frank and Corey are in the Nairobi room and he wants to talk to Paul and tell him to relax. While Bridgette did announce her nominations, it's clear that she's not acting alone. To Victor the obvious choice would be to pick him, but Paul is trying to stay in the house, so he picks Zakiyah instead. Let's not forget that Bridgette is in a (currently) strong alliance with Bronte and Natalie with the Spy Girls (aka Powerpuff Girls ).
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Eagle: I'm challenging Corbyn to save the Labour Party
Jeremy Corbyn told the BBC that he was disappointed that Angela Eagle , the party's former spokeswoman on business issues, had made a decision to launch a campaign. He said: "I am deeply disappointed that talks about the future of our party appear to have broken down". Its membership has grown from 900 before June 24 to 1,200, according to Paul Davies.
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Tony Blair still delusional: Iraq is better off today
Colonel Mansoor described the Iraq War as one of the biggest mistakes in American History and praised the British government for launching the inquiry. "He did not have to allow George W. Bush to blunder into Iraq ", Salmond believes, saying that even though much has changed since 9/11, Blair has " no excuse " for dragging the United Kingdom into the Iraq war.