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| London loses EU agencies to Paris and Amsterdam in Brexit relocation London is losing the European Medicines Agency to Amsterdam and the European Banking Authority to Paris, in one of first concrete signs of Brexit as the UK prepares to leave the European Union. The two cities were selected to host the agencies after tie breaks that saw the winner selected by drawing ...
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In win for Trump, Nebraska approves Keystone XL pipeline route But Trump swiftly reversed that decision after coming into office this year, handing TransCanada a federal permit for the pipeline in March and arguing the project will lower fuel prices, boost national security, and create employment. Trump has said Keystone XL would create 28,000 jobs nationwide.
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| China's investment in Europe offers opportunities — and threats During the Communist party Congress last month, President Xi Jinping unambiguously broke away from the decades-old mantra of China's prudent rise. The goal now is to place the country firmly on the global centre stage by 2050, powered by massive Chinese investment in both industrialised and ...
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Guy Tries To Stream Georgia Dome Implosion, Bus Stops In Front Of His Camera Right When It ... Lots of outlets got good shots of the Georgia Dome demolition this morning. This guy didn't.
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| In the Extended Trailer for Agents of SHIELD's Next Season, Mack Gets Even More Genre Savvy Our latest look at Agents of SHIELD's fifth season is much like the first, in that it's a delightful, joke-filled romp through space. But it also gives us some intriguing hints at what's in store for Coulson and crew. The best part, though, is still the fact that Mack has suddenly become very meta about SHIELD's ...
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