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He needs to transfer power to a transitional body that is the only way that well resolve this crisis. Welcome to the journal editorial report, im paul gigot. Well, after repeatedly calling for the ouster of syrian president bashar al assad, is president obama changing his policy . The Administration Sources are leaking that the president now thinks assad and his regime may be part of the solution. As the priorities shifts to defeating Islamic State. This as moderate Syrian Rebels claim that u. S. Money and supplies have all but dried up over the past several months. Even as the president toute...

Relationship with a foreign billionaire. New calls for a perjury investigation. We begin with Senior National correspondent john roberts with the Trump Campaign in lacrosse, wisconsin tonight. You spoke with trump one on one today. I did. And found that he is changing things up for this evening. Shannon, donald trump planned to have a typical big Campaign Rally north of milwaukee, wisconsin. After the violent demonstration that took place in milwaukee over the weekend, donald trump ditched that idea and instead tonight for the very first time will give prepared remarks before a crowd of thousa...

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The government should offer consultations and incentives for tenants in unsafe apartment buildings to set up management committees, rather than making it mandatory, housing rights advocates said on Thursday. The Executive Yuan on Feb. 24 approved proposed amendments to the Condominium Administration Act (公寓大廈管理條例) that would require the tenants of more than 10,000 buildings to establish management committees by a deadline. The changes were prompted by a fire at a 13-story building in Kaohsiung in October last year that killed 46 people. The amendments would require tenants of c...

Taichung, March 9 (CNA) The owner of an apartment building in downtown Taichung has been fined NT$1.44 million (US$51,000) in the wake of a fire that killed six tenants last Sunday, the city's Urban Development Bureau said Wednesday.