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Rouhani called Trump unqualified as an international diplomat as the U.S. weighs whether it will stay in the Iran nuclear deal.

That is simply how the world of business works, ex-Polish president says.

Konstantin Kisin is a Russian-British comedian, podcaster, writer, and social commentator. In 2018 he refused to sign a university “behavioral agreement form” which banned jokes about religion and atheism and insisted that all humor must be “respectful and kind”. Safe to say, this made headlines everywhere.  Konstantin and I had a conversation about the current landscape of comedy in the age of cancel culture, and how the suppression of speech is a chief issue for comedians at many venues. We also discussed the difference between the US and the UK in terms of history, culture, and free speech laws. We covered what role Twitter and the media play in the current social division that is spreading like wildfire - and if it's fair for trans athletes to compete against biological women.  These are all very important topics to discuss. For a democracy to thrive, we need to be able to have genuine conversations on all topics without being scared of the repercussions.  We need to stay focused on the content and topics at hand. If we don't talk about things that make us uncomfortable, we will never be able to move forward on issues in a healthy fashion.  I hope you enjoy this episode.  Konstantin Kisin  My Take: Many of us have become so afraid to offend, or be offended, we forgot that conversation, and open communication, between all groups is the only way forward. If we kowtow to anyone without really analyzing, thinking things through, and letting the best ideas float to the surface - we ultimately will lose as a society. We all want the same thing - an equal, prosperous society for all. We just disagree on how to get there, and this is why communication via these platforms is pertinent.   Comments, requests, sponsorships, or questions, please reach out - [email protected]

A top official at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced on Monday that she would be leaving the department at the end of this month, according to a report.

The gcc diaper market report provides a deep and thorough evaluation of the market, including value and volume trends and pricing history. Growth-inducing factors, market restraints and recent developments have also been analyzed in the report in order to provide deeper knowledge about the industry.

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On Wednesday's MSNBC Live with Stephanie Ruhle, host Ruhle worried that President Donald Trump is appointing too many "white male judges" from the conservative Federalist Society who will be on the courts "forever," during a discussion of rapper Meek Mill's release from prison.

U.S.—A fun new "Greta on the Shelf" doll will watch you every day and fly back to the UN each night to report your climate sins to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.The doll is equipped with eye sensors programmed to detect activities that are harmful to the environment."Greta sees you when you're sleeping, she knows when y …

SC Republicans push back.

Candidates backed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) successfully flipped control of the Miami Dade school board to Republican hands over controversy over race and gender studies. Monica Colucci and Roberto Alonso were also backed by the 1776 Project PAC, which was formed to combat the implementation...

BILLIONAIRE Mark Zuckerberg has spoken out against the "fear and distrust" spread by the recent wave of terror attacks – and called for "love" to combat them.

Black male support for President Donald Trump doubled in just one week, according to a Reuters poll on presidential approval. A poll taken on April 22, 2018 had Trump's approval rating among black men

A Texas congressmen slammed his fellow Democrats Wednesday after “not one person of color” was called as an expert to testify during the first day of impeachment hearings conducted by the House Judiciary Committee.

The public likes his policy results, but his chaotic governance may cost him a second term.

For a second day in a row, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean Pierre struggled to explain how President Joe Biden plans to pay for the reallocation of $300 billion

We are sometimes skeptical about Republican presidential contenders who embrace the pro-life position late in life at a convenient moment, as Donald Trump did a few years ago when he was 64 years of age. Mitt Romney, for whom we have a great deal of respect, changed his mind, too, right around the time he started his journey from leadership of a liberal state to leadership of a conservative party. But sometimes Saul does fall off his ass, and there is more joy in Heaven. #ad#Donald Trump, however, does not seem to have thought this through. (Of course, we could write that about Trump and practically any issue.) Asked by Chris Matthews about the particulars of outlawing abortion, Trump insisted that “there has to be some form of punishment” for women obtaining abortions. After a sustained barrage of criticism from his presidential rivals and from some anti-abortion groups, Trump changed his position, insisting instead that punishment would be handed down to those performing illegal abortions rather than to those suborning them. In other words, Trump, who insists that he will surround himself with the best advisers in order to be thoroughly prepared for anything the presidency might throw at him, was completely unready to give a thoughtful answer to a question in a 43-year-old controversy about which a great deal of intelligent and humane commentary has been published. He managed to damage his own campaign, the Republican party, and the pro-life cause at a single go. That is one of the problems with his masquerading as a conservative, something he isn’t. He doesn’t understand conservatism or what conservatives think, and so he goes from moment to moment saying whatever he thinks will be of maximum benefit to himself in any given context. Punishment sounds tough, and tough is Trump’s brand. #share#In general, pro-life groups advocate punishment only for the abortionists, understanding that women faced with an unwanted pregnancy are in a very difficult position, that in some circumstances the worst of those difficulties are beyond their immediate control, and that the vulnerability of their position counsels a humane stance even when they have gone to the horrifying length of seeking elective homicide for their unborn children. American anti-abortion laws generally exempted the mothers for these reasons and others. But whatever your position is on that approach, you should probably have figured it out well before you run for president as a purportedly pro-life candidate. Trump managed to damage his own campaign, the Republican party, and the pro-life cause at a single go. Trump likes to compare himself to Ronald Reagan, who also changed his mind over the years on some important issues, including abortion. But Reagan also had a long career as an activist and a governor before becoming the Republican standard-bearer, during which time he bothered to read a great deal of serious policy literature and to figure out what he actually believed and why. There were 16 long years between Reagan’s “A Time for Choosing” speech and his election to the presidency. Donald Trump was not a principled conservative activist 16 years ago, or 16 months ago. And you’d be a fool to believe that you can predict what position he’ll take 16 minutes from now, on abortion or anything else.

Iran deal defenders operate in a fact-free environment.

Chick-fil-A and even Pete Buttigieg have run into the woke left-wing buzz saw.

During a Saturday appearance on the Fox News Channel, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany predicted a win for President Donald Trump on Tuesday. | Clips

A majority of American voters believe the nation has become less united since President Biden took office in January, a new poll released Sunday shows.

On Friday's broadcast of HBO's "Real Time," host Bill Maher said President Joe Biden's student loan program will make income inequality worse and the | Clips

Mr. Trump, who routinely denounces special interests in his stump speeches, held a private meeting in Washington on Thursday with nearly a dozen industry leaders, including a veteran lobbyist and the chief executive of a major airlines trade organization, attendees confirmed.

Is it a religion of peace? The rulers of the Islamic Republic of Iran lose their minds after Trump quit the terrible nuclear deal. What part of "Death to America" Obama did not understand? Iran's leaders not only threaten to destroy Israel but also America and England. They shout every Friday prayer "Death to America, Death to Israel, Death to England." Now they can not continue to finance Hezbollah and Hamas and threaten to destroy the State of Israel. The Iranian people, who are fed up with sharia laws, thank Trump for deciding to leave the nuclear agreement. Trump destroys Obama's legacy and withdraws from the terrible nuclear deal with Iran The Iranian regime is a terrorist regime. Iran's rulers vowed to wipe Israel off the map within 25 years. The nuclear deal allows Iran to develop nuclear weapons in less than 7 years from now. Thank you President Trump for your courage to stand for the truth....