Swedish energy minister Ebba Busch blasted Germany for the second time in a week, blaming it for her country’s sky-high energy prices.

Administration is also discussing “preemptive pardons” for people at risk of prosecution after Trump takes office.

Every deportation of a criminal foreigner “is a victory for our country,” says Danish immigration minister.

Asylum seekers taking trips to their homeland likely no longer have grounds for protection, the responsible minister says.

The judge increased the penalty, saying the prosecution’s request did not “adequately reflect the seriousness of the facts.”

Planned attacks on primarily Jewish targets intended to “kill as many as possible.”

Over $100 million was “wasted in the Democrat Party’s fight against their political opponent,” says the president-elect.

Light sentence requested despite charge of premeditated aggravated assault.

NATO states are stepping up surveillance of pipelines and cables.

“It raises suspicions when a cable breaks, prompting questions about why it happened,” says cybersecurity expert.

As Director of Health and Human Services, the controversial firebrand would advise Trump on all health-related matters.

The Secretary of State nominee is a known hardliner on China and Iran—and supporter of Israel and NATO.