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The personal doctor of US President Donald Trump will be the new Minister for Veterans Affairs. Ronny Jackson replaces David Shulkin, who has to clear the field.

A car containing two 39-year-old women and three children has fallen from a cliff thirty meters high on the Californian coast. The five did not survive the horrendous accident.

Hundreds of residents have taken to the streets in the Russian city of Kemerovo. They demand a statement about the cause of the fire in a shopping center that resulted in more than 60 deaths.

Nine Iranians have been charged with cyber espionage in the United States. The hackers would have invaded at one or more Dutch universities. They have not been arrested, but the US Department of Justice has brought out their names on Friday to counter them.

Deutsche Bahn (DB) abandons a plan to name trains after historical personalities, such as Anne Frank. A spokesperson for the rail company acknowledged to the newspaper Bild that a 'hurtful' error of assessment was made.

An important cyber criminal has been arrested in Ukraine. Gennadi Kapkanov was arrested Sunday in Kiev, reported the Ukrainian police Monday. He would have led the Avalanche network.

After ten years of struggle, industrial producers of the Norman camembert cheese and other camembert makers have agreed on what is on the packaging and how the cheese can be made, according to French media.

An unsettling image of a swastika, formed by pupils of Paradise Valley High School from the American Phoenix, is circulating on social media.

The Russian Vladimir Drinkman, who was handed over to the United States by the Netherlands, was sentenced to 12 years in prison there. Prosecutors had accused him of being involved in a huge data theft.

Oxfam employees who have committed sexual abuse must be made known by name so that they can be prosecuted. That is what the British Minister for Development Cooperation, Penny Mordaunt, has said.

Thousands of people have taken to the streets of the Italian city of Macerata to demonstrate against racism. There, a man opened fire on African migrants a week ago. Such manifestations also took place in other places in the country.

Russiagate, or the possible interference of the Kremlin in the American elections, has received a spectacular follow-up in Russia itself. Anti-corruption blogger Aleksej Navalny, who is excluded from the presidential election next month, says he has evidence that billionaire Oleg Deripaska was the secret emissary of the Kremlin in 2016 with Paul Manafort, then the campaign chief of Donald Trump.

The jury in the upcoming trial against Joaquín \u0026 # x27; El Chapo \u0026 # x27; Guzmán can decide anonymously about the fate of the Mexican drug lord. Judge Brian Cogan has granted the request of the Public Prosecution Service, let Justice in the US know Tuesday.

Ukraine has launched an online register containing 75,000 names of fathers who do not pay the maintenance. With the 'wall of shame' the country wants to enforce that they still pay. Those on the list may not travel abroad unless they pay for six months. In case of an entry on the list, the police may confiscate the vehicle of the person in question.

One in five men enjoy their car more than their partner. This is shown by research by an English lease company. Men use the washing of their car or 'refuel' even as an excuse to avoid their wife.

With restrained anger and played nonchalance, the Russian elite responded to the black list of 210 names of politicians and oligarchs, who, according to the US Treasury, are the pillars of the Putin regime.

Donald Trump will be holding his first State of the Union next night, say the American version of the Dutch throne speech. The American president seizes this opportunity to raise money for his re-election campaign.

Russian President Putin is sad that his name does not adorn an American list of 'Russian oligarchs'. This was reported by the Russian news agency Sputnik on Tuesday. Putin reacted so jokingly to a 'Kremlin list' published by the US Treasury Department with the names of business people close to the Russian power center.

Due to a mistake by Tinder it is possible to sneak peek with users in action. For example, it is possible to see which profiles a person looks at and whether he or she swipes to the left (reject), to the right (interested) or to the top (very much interested). It is necessary to be on the same Wi-Fi network as the intended victim.

Tuesday afternoon the nominations for the Oscars will be announced. The organization has tightened up the protocols with the dramatic 'enveloppegate' in the memory.

President Donald Trump has announced the winners of his own 'Fake News Awards'. On the website of the Republican party he announced that among others The New York Times, the Washington Post, ABC News and CNN were winners of the 'long awaited 2017 fake news awards'.

A former agent of the American intelligence service CIA was arrested at JFK airfield in New York. He is accused of illegally possessing very secret information, according to the US Department of Justice.

The Front National must change name to be able to join other parties. That is what the leader of the right-wing populist party Marine Le Pen said on Sunday against French media.

The Polish Ministry of Justice has put a register with eight hundred sex offenders online. The register contains names, birth dates, residence, photographs and the crimes of the sex offenders.

A group of more than three hundred well-known names from the American entertainment industry have joined forces for the joint initiative Time's Up in response to the # metoo issue. Among them are actresses Natalie Portman, Emma Stone, Kate Hudson, Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon.

The 18-year-old Pierre Migeot fell victim to senseless violence at the McDonald's in Namur on Tuesday evening.

The entertainment industry in the United States has set up a committee that will fight against sexual harassment in Hollywood. The committee consists of important people from the film and television world.

The Bangladesh authorities found no evidence that the alleged perpetrator of the attack in New York had connections with militants in that country. Meanwhile, the police in Bangladesh questioned family members of 27-year-old Akayed Ullah who was born in Bangladesh and lived in New York.

Thousands of people brave the cold in the night from Saturday to Sunday to sleep in Edinburgh in Scotland. They hope to raise money to help the homeless, reports British media.

After long debates there is finally a deal about a first-ever European black list of tax havens. Whereas in 92 countries problems were initially identified by the European Commission, eventually seventeen names of tax donors appear on the list.