Theresa May in White House, partners with President Trump

Theresa May in White House, partners with President Trump

World Unknown   10:03

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: British Prime Minister Theresa May has used her official visit to state in strong terms both countries should never go back to the mistakes of the past (Iraq-style intervention) in other countries.

The Prime Minister evoked the relationship between Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan amid a discourse at the yearly Congressional Republican Retreat in Philadelphia, including that "time and again it is the relationship between us that has defined the modern world".

Mrs. May also gave her backing to most of Trump’s foreign policies as she denounces the "malign influence of Iran, vowing to battle Islamic State and promising to "stand up" for the security of Israel.

Mrs May said Mr Trump's triumph would permit the US to be "stronger, greater, and more confident in the years ahead", as she focused on the Brexit vote would re-establish power and autonomy to Britain.

Nevertheless, she forewarned the President over foreign policy positions taken by him amid his campaign, cautioning that he ought to "engage but beware" of Vladimir Putin and Russia and underscoring the work of the UN as needing change, yet fundamental, still.

She told the group of onlookers that the US and UK had a "joint responsibility to lead, because when others step up as we step back, it is bad for America, for Britain and the world".

There must be "no return to the failed policies of the past - the days of Britain and America intervening in sovereign countries in an attempt to remake the world in our own image are over".

Sky News Diplomatic Editor Dominic Waghorn stated: "It's the kind of speech you would expect from a Prime Minister hoping to make the most of what is clearly a lot of goodwill towards the UK, an administration that seems keen on pursuing the special relationship.

"In a sense it was an appeal for wiser counsels to prevail in the Republican Party and a bit of a dig if you like at some of the ideas that Donald Trump has hinted at."

Mrs May visit has made her the first world leader to address the Republican Retreat.

It was obvious before he became president, Mrs May portrayed Mr Trump's policies as "divisive, stupid and wrong", however in her discourse she adulated his electoral triumph even as she voiced contrasts to some of his motivation.

She depicted the Iran nuclear arrangement - which the US President has undermined to tear up - as fundamentally vital for local security and tried to simplicity fears that China will obscure the West on the universal stage.

President Trump fully ready to implement his campaign promises on immigration to make America great again

President Trump fully ready to implement his campaign promises on immigration to make America great again

World Unknown   10:50

The United States president Donald J. Trump set to fully  implement his campaign promises, which is the building of a wall on the US-Mexico border as well as the stiff immigration laws against countries known for breeding terrorists.

Thus, the taskforce saddled with the responsibility of implementing these policies are already working round the clock to bring them to fruition, as the concern immigration and national security.

President Trump tweeted last night saying: "Big day planned on NATIONAL SECURITY tomorrow. Among many other things, we will build the wall!"

According to the Washington Post, several 'Angel Moms' - mothers who've lost a family member to crime committed by an illegal immigrant - could be present at Trump's announcement.

Also, strong indication has emerged that the President will later in the week sign a lot of executive orders that will strictly restrict people from Muslim countries from coming into the United States.

Accordingly, countries that are earmarked to be affected at the moment are Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, it has been claimed, even visa holders from these countries would be affected.

The report came via Reuters who spoke to several congressional aides and immigration experts briefed on the matter.

However, Muslim campaign groups said they were preparing for the details of the order - but indicated Trump may face a legal fight.

Ibrahim Hooper, spokesperson for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, told BuzzFeed: "We are preparing for the inevitability of what kind of ‘Muslim ban’ will be implemented, and we’re working with coalition partners to develop a strategy to defend rights and religious freedoms.

"Everybody is poised, waiting to see what the language is of this version of the Muslim ban, and we’ll go from there.

"Because until you see the specific language it’s difficult to react."

During his campaign, Trump promised to temporarily ban all Muslims from entering the United States as an apparent measure to combat terrorism.

"Donald J Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country’s representatives can figure out what is going on," he said at the time.

He later appeared to backtrack when the pledged disappeared from his website.

Trump then suggested he would target specific countries rather than a religion which claims more than 1.6billion people worldwide.

"When I am elected, I will suspend immigration from areas of the world when there is a proven history of terrorism against the United States, Europe or our allies, until we understand how to end these threats," Mr Trump said in a June 2016 speech.

But following the Berlin terror attack in December, Trump's hardline stance returned.

"You know my plans all along and I’ve been proven to be right," he told reporters.

"100 per cent correct. What’s happening is disgraceful."

Donald Trump takes the U.S. out of Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) and signed anti-abortion bill in a bid to make America great

Donald Trump takes the U.S. out of Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) and signed anti-abortion bill in a bid to make America great

World Unknown   09:53

Having started his first week at the White House with a very busy day, President J. Trump has convened a meeting with business executives in a bid to effective implement his corporate tax cut promise and regulations

The President has also made the move to take the United States out of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal, saying that such a deal is a "potential disaster for our country".

Though the deal was meant to reduce tariffs and other trade hindrances between America and a number of Pacific Rim nations including Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Malaysia and Chile.

Mr Trump described his action on TPP as a "great thing for the American worker".

Speaking to Sky's Diplomatic Editor, Dominic Waghorn, said: "His critics will say it's not putting America first because free trade is good for America, as it is for the rest of the world.

"It allows cheap goods to go to America (and) allows America to export its goods to the Pacific Rim countries more effectively."

Also speaking, White House press secretary Sean Spicer stated in his daily press briefing: "When you enter into these multi-national agreements, you're allowing any country, no matter the size, to have the same stature as the United States in the agreement."

Mr Spicer added that such arrangements were "not always in the best interests of the United States", saying that bi-lateral agreements would be pursued instead.

"This is a strong signal that the Trump administration wants free and fair trade throughout the world," he told reporters.

Asked by Sky's US Correspondent, Cordelia Lynch, why Theresa May will be the first foreign leader to meet President Trump in Washington on Friday, Mr Spicer said: "I think we've always had that special relationship with Britain, and that reflects in the Prime Minister's first visit here.

"He's had a great conversation with her, and he looks forward to having her here, but we can always be closer."

In a move to bring sanity to the country as he promised during his presidential campaign, Mr Trump has signed two other executive orders.

One bans US non-governmental organisations that receive federal funding from providing abortions abroad.

While the other imposes a freeze on federal hiring.

United States 45th president sworn in as he said America’s interest will be his priority before others

United States 45th president sworn in as he said America’s interest will be his priority before others

World Unknown   07:57

Against all odds, Donald J. Trump was elected last year against Hilary Clinton who was the projected candidate of former president Barack Obama.

Having won the election at the Electoral College, the 45^th president of the most powerful nation on planet earth has been sworn in.

While delivering his speech Donald Trump vowed to put America first and lead a "great national effort" to reconstruct the nation in the wake of being confirmed as its 45th President.

The 70-year-old business mogul swore the oath of office on the west strides of the US Capitol in Washington, cutting down the shade on the administration of Barack Obama.

The occasion was graced by a mammoth crowd who assembled at the National Mall to witness one of the most significant transfer of power from one administration to another in the history American. Among them was Hillary Clinton, his rival in November's race.

At an inaugural lunch after the event, Mr Trump drove an overwhelming applause for Mrs Clinton and her husband Bill, telling the gathering of people he has a considerable measure of regard for those two individuals.

While delivering his inaugural speech, Mr Trump guaranteed to exchange control from Washington to the general population.

Mr Trump said 20 January would be recognized as "the day the people became the rulers of this nation again".

"The forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer," the new President said.

Mr Trump further said: "From this day forward it's going to be only America first.

"We must protect our border from the ravages of other countries. I will fight for you with every breath of my body and I will never let you down."

Proceeding with the populist tone of his triumphant battle, Mr Trump said that a "small group" in Washington had "reaped the rewards of government while the people have borne the cost".

"Washington flourished but the people did not share in its wealth," he said.

"Politicians prospered but the jobs left and the factories closed.

"The establishment protected itself but not the citizens of our country."

He added: "That all changes starting right here and right now because this moment is your moment and it belongs to you."

Referring to "the crime, and the gangs, and the drugs that have stolen too many lives", Mr Trump said the "carnage" seen on American streets "stops right here and stops right now".

The US would "start winning again" like "at no other time, he pledged, promising to manufacture new streets, bridges, airplane terminals, burrows and railroads "all across our wonderful nation".

Turning his thoughtfulness regarding other nations of the world, Mr Trump said the US would "seek friendship and goodwill with the nations of the world", however with the understanding that it is the privilege of all nations to "put their own interests first".

He proceeded with: "We will reinforce old alliances and form new ones and unite the civilised world against radical Islamic terrorism, which we will eradicate completely from the face of the Earth."

The president likewise issued a call for solidarity tailing a standout amongst the most hostile and divisive race battles in the country's history.

"We must speak our minds openly, debate our disagreements honestly but always pursue solidarity," he told those gathered.

"When America is united, America is totally unstoppable."

The Republican set aside opportunity to acclaim his ancestor, expressing gratitude toward Mr Obama and his significant other Michelle for their "thoughtful guide" all through the move.

The President is relied upon to start issuing official requests inside hours, following up on battle guarantees.

As of now the White House has declared arrangements for another rocket resistance framework.

As they invited Mr Trump as their new president, Americans likewise said goodbye to Mr Obama following eight years in the Oval Office.

Before he went out for the last time Mr Obama penned a letter to his successor, and utilized Twitter to state it had been "the respect of my life" to serve the American individuals.

French Polynesia government sign MOU with an American firm to construct world’s first floating city in the middle of the Pacific Ocean

French Polynesia government sign MOU with an American firm to construct world’s first floating city in the middle of the Pacific Ocean

World Unknown   07:05

Innovation at its peak as world first floating city to emerge a Pacific Ocean, as construction is billed to kick-start sometime in 2019.

The contract for the construction has already been signed by the parties involved.

According to source, a research firm named the Seasteading Institute, an American firm signed the contract for the dazzling project which is to be built in the centre of the Pacific Ocean with the government of French Polynesia,

Report has it that for over 5 years, the US based construction firm has been working round the clock on how to build "permanent, innovative communities floating at sea".

This innovative idea may due to the fact that French Polynesia, which happens to be a collection of 118 islands in the southern Pacific, is at risk from rising sea levels.

ABC’s report the government of the islands has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the San Francisco-based institute.

Though, more studies will undertaking as a result of the proposed city with regard to the economic and environmental effect of the project and its legal implications.

According to Randolph Hencken, executive director of the institute: "What we're interested in is societal choice and having a location where we can try things that haven't been tried before.

"I don't think it will be that dramatically radical in the first renditions.

"We were looking for sheltered waters, we don't want to be out in the open ocean - it's technologically possible but economically outrageous to afford.

"If we can be behind a reef break, then we can design floating platforms that are sufficient for those waters at an affordable cost.

"We don't have to start from scratch as this is a pilot project.

"They also have very stable institutions so we're able to work with a government that wants us there that we have respect for and they have respect for us."

Mr Hencken is confident the government of French Polynesia will support his firm's efforts: "We are confident there will be both a direct and an indirect benefit for them economically.

"They are a tourist-based economy and they're excited to bring us in because we are a technology-based idea."

After initial studies, it is hoped draft legislation will be drawn up next year and construction can begin in 2019.

Man 23 caught having intercourse with his dog he named 'Baby Girl'

Man 23 caught having intercourse with his dog he named 'Baby Girl'

World Unknown   10:18

Bestiality appears to becoming a normal way of life in this present generation, as human beings increasingly neglecting normal style to engage in having affairs with animals of various sorts.

A 23-year-old Bradley Hubbard has been blamed for engaging in sick out s3x with his DOG that he named Baby Girl for a considerable length of time.

His arrest came as a result of a tip off from his flatmate who finally had enough and informed relevant authorities he'd been mishandling a pit bull named Baby Girl. The arrest was carried out at his home in Pensacola, Florida.

The flat mate didn't promptly raise the alert, since she would not like to get him captured. She made mention to investigators she "did not want to get Hubbard in trouble".

The lady later told officers that she at long last understood the circumstance had got so awful she created "fears for the safety of the dog".

The news station said a ton of detail of the case has been discharged.

According to source, the lady felt the straw that broke the camel's back was on December 28 when Hubbard had evidently taken Baby Girl from her, took the canine to his room and bolted the entryway.

She told deputies she heard the bed making commotions while Hubbard snorted and groaned. By then, she "could not take it anymore," so she kept running outside and called the Escambia County Sheriff's Office.

Hubbard was kept in detention at the Escambia County Jail on a $15,000 bond accused of taking part in s3xual conduct with a creature and has since been discharged.

The flat mate told ECSO representatives how Hubbard had professedly been having intercourse with his pooch for about four years.

The lady portrayed one occasion when she evidently observed Hubbard taking part in a s3xual demonstration with Baby Girl when she go by his room. The canine was "licking him all over" as he lay in the bed, she asserted.

She further told specialists she saw the canine reach Hubbard's private parts. When she entered the room to go up against him, Hubbard hollered at her, advised her to leave his room and called her insane, she asserted.

What began as rare episodes raised amid 2016, the flat mate said. The witness guaranteed Baby Girl used to yowl and shout out in agony every time it was victimised, yet now the puppy no longer did as such.

The reacting agent expelled the pooch from the home and took it to get looked at a nearby veterinary center. The delegate noticed that Baby Girl was "very aggressive" and faithful to just a single human at once.

The veterinarian played out an assault test on the creature, which clearly uncovered wounds were steady with the flat mate's cases of mishandle.