Khrc Missing boater on Pike Lake found dead
The Biden Administration is exploring other options to ensure Iran never receives a nuclear weapon as a diplomatic solution appears to be off the table.White House National Security Spokesman John Kirby told Scripps News that while the president would prefer to use diplomacy in achieving that goal, diplomacy right now is not possible. Iran was negotiating in good faith, and now, based on everything else they re doing 鈥?supporting Russia and Ukraine by sending them drones, killing and brutalizing their own people who are protesting, in addition to all the other destabilizing ac
stanley bottles tivities that Iran is doing in the region, it s clear that a return to the Iran deal diplomatically is not on the agenda, he explained.The comment comes afterreporting from The Times of Israelin which Yaakov Amidror, a former head of Israel s National Security Council 2011-2013 said Israel needs to be ready for war with Iran without the U.S. We need to prepare for war. It s possible that we will reach a point where we have to attack Iran even without American assistance, Amidror, a hawkish form
stanley cup er general who served as National Security Council chief under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in 2011-2013, said in an interview with Radio 103 FM.Just weeks ago, the chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Mark Milley made waveswhile testifying before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense, saying Iran will not have a fielded nuclear w
stanley cup eapon. The term fielded caused concern the administration wou Vpwc Hiura, Ur铆as get key hits as Brewers beat Pirates 6-1
Several major corporations have denounced a n
stanley canada ew state law in Georgia that makes it more difficult for citizens to vote. Delta and Coca-Cola 鈥?two Atlanta-based companies 鈥?have publicly condemned the law, and Major League Baseball has stripped the city of the 2021 All-Star Game, and tapped
stanley mugs Denver to host the event instead.But when following the money trail from some of the lawmakers backing bills that curb voting rights, it leads directly back to some of those same corporations. The biggest contributors are some of the biggest brand names. Nearly half of the Fortune 500 [is] collectively giving over $12 million to back the politicians that are advancing this legislation, said Rick Claypool, a research director for the Public Citizen Presidents office.Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy group, recently compiled the data on corporate campaign contributions to state lawmakers either sponsoring or co-sponsoring voter suppression laws 鈥?laws that studies show make it harder for communities of color to vote.Big brands like ATT, Walmart and State Farm are backing politicians supporting voter suppression legislation in Georgia. Even Coke and Delta 鈥?two of the harshest corporate critics of the law 鈥?contributed to sponsors o
stanley cup f those bills.In all, Public Citizen found corporations and business trade associations contributed nearly $90 million to various state lawmakers supporting voter suppression bills. If they are pouring this kind of money into elections and into these specifi
