Paul Manafort, former campaign leader of US President Donald Trump, must remain in prison. The Court of Appeal in Washington dismissed Manafort's objection against his imprisonment on Thursday.
A personal assistant from Paul Manafort granted the FBI access to a storage safe containing evidence that the former campaign manager of President Donald Trump was trying to conceal. That was what the witness told during a hearing of the federal court in the US state of Virginia.
The Red Hen restaurant in Lexington has made enemies besides friends by refusing White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders. One angry American even threw chicken droppings at the restaurant.
A restaurateur in Virginia has spokeswoman Sarah Sanders of the White House out of his case because she works for President Donald Trump. Sanders announced on Saturday via Twitter that she 'politely' responded to the request to leave the Red Hen in the city of Lexington.
Nathan Larson from the US state of Virginia is a candidate congressman and wants to legalize pedophilia. Sex with children should be possible, says Larson, as long as they are married.
A four-year-old toddler killed his two-year-old brother in the US state of Virginia on Tuesday. It seems to be a fatal accident. On the same day, another heartbreaking drama took place in that state after a two-year-old boy shot himself dead.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel meets with Donald Trump in Washington this month.
July Briskman became world famous at the end of last year when she unequivocally expressed her feelings for US President Donald Trump. As the presidential convoy drove past, the 50-year-old lady stuck up her middle finger while cycling. The gesture took July her job, but she did not let that happen without a struggle.
The former second man of the FBI, Andrew McCabe, has, according to an initiate, made detailed notes about his conversations with President Donald Trump. His former boss, fired FBI director James Comey, also kept up with such memos.
The changing of the electoral system, incorrectly printed or incorrectly delivered ballots and a good turnout have resulted in long queues for polling stations in some places in Italy on Sunday. In Palermo, approximately two hundred polling stations were open hours later than intended, because the ballots were not virtuous and had to be printed and delivered again.
In the north-east of the United States, about 1.7 million homes and business premises without power are due to a severe storm. Up to now, five people have been killed. In all cases, the victims were struck by a fallen tree or a wind-blown branch.
A man had to pay 1300 euros because he had made a ride with Uber after a night out. Kenny Bachman decided to order an Uber in a drunken state to his home in Philadelphia. The only problem was that Bachman was not around there, but in Morgantown in West Virginia. That is almost 500 kilometers away from his home.
On a military base in Arlington, Virginia, eleven people became unwell after a letter was opened. Three people were taken to the hospital, the fire brigade and a spokeswoman told the base.
A federal appeals court ruled in the United States against the last entry ban issued by President Donald Trump.
The American defense group General Dynamics is taking over € 9.6 billion (7.8 billion euros) from IT service provider CSRA to strengthen its IT activities.
A train containing members of the US Congress crashed Wednesday in Charlottesville, in the US state of West Virginia. The emergency services were massively pulled out, US media reported.
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.
Two men from the American Falls Church were arrested last week because they had stolen a car. One of the two perpetrators, Wilmer Lara Garcia, wore a shirt with the text 'Trust me' when he was picked up.
A Virginia teenager has been charged with murder after he reportedly shot both of his parents-in-law. They would have found him 'dangerous' for their daughter and he obviously did not pick that.
A federal court in the state of Virginia has ruled on appeal that the ban on transgender people from joining the US Army from January 1 will not be continued. The government of President Trump did not want to allow transgender recruits as of the new year.
Two dogs were killed after they had eaten from their 22-year-old owner. Agents from the American Goochland found Bethany Lynn Stephens in a pool of blood while one of the dogs was gnawing at her rib cage.
The Christmas tree in the square Piazza Venezia in the center of Rome does not threaten to win Christmas.
Is the elongated, red-colored object of 400 meters long and 40 meters that was spotted in October by astronomers a space probe that was built by extraterrestrials? Or is it an ordinary piece of space rock? A group of scientists hopes to receive an answer to that question.
The woman who gave Donald Trump the middle finger could write about $ 75,000 on her account. That money, converted almost 65,000 euros, has been collected through a crowdfunding action.
The Republican President of the Mighty Parliamentary Justice Committee, Bob Goodlatte, announced his departure from the politics on Thursday. He is a member of the House of Representatives and is from Virginia. Goodlatte is 65 years old and retires at the end of next year, saying 'to be more with my family, especially my granddaughters,' according to American media.
Democrat Ralph Northam has won elections for the governorship in the state of Virginia of Republican Ed Gillespie. The victory is a bitter pill for President Donald Trump.
The mayor of New York, Bill de Blasio, is re-elected as the burgher of the largest city in the United States on Tuesday. The municipality has more than 8.5 million inhabitants and there are still 15 million people living there.
Former American President Barack Obama has for the first time been in a political meeting since his resignation. The Democrat supports two party fellow campaigners to win a governor's seat in the states of New Jersey and Virginia. The interim elections will be held next month. That is exactly one year after the presidential elections.
The mayor of Charlottesville, Mike Signer, asked Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe Friday to write out a general meeting of House and Senate as soon as possible. The parliamentarians can then legally make it possible for a municipality to determine its policies regarding monuments that remind the Confederation at the time of the American Civil War.
In a theater in downtown Charlottesville, a memorial service was held for Heather Heyer, 32-year-old woman who was killed when she demonstrated against the presence and actions of right-wing extremists in the city on Wednesday.
