President Trump drew a stark line Tuesday between his Iran nuclear agreement and his predecessor's, calling former President Barack Obama's 2015 deal "a road to a nuclear weapon" and insisting his own agreement leaves no such opening, warning Iran that any attempt to develop, buy or acquire a nuclear weapon will bring catastrophic retaliation.
The FBI said five people have been arrested in connection with a plot to target Sunday's UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House with explosive-laden drones.
President Trump said Tuesday the U.S. has no obligation to invest money in Iran as part of its peace memorandum, and "the only thing" he cares about is preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
New York is about to erase âmotherâ and âfatherâ from state law. Justifiable outrage has erupted across the Right. But if youâre surprised, you werenât paying attention. Bills already passed through both chambers of the New York legislature are on their way to Gov. Kathy Hochulâs (D) desk. Under the legislation, âmotherâ becomes âgestating parent.â [âŚ]
For generations, sports have brought Americans together. Families gather around the television on Sunday afternoons to watch football. Friends head to the ballpark. As Americaâs monoculture collapses, sports remain one of the few shared experiences we have left. Or at least, it was. Because increasingly, theyâre becoming harder to watch. Sports are disappearing behind subscription [âŚ]
In a global sourcing world centered on far-flung supply chains often built on illegal subsidies and trade practices, customs fraud and duty evasion, and underpriced goods, one key U.S. free trade agreement has remained a linchpin for American textile and apparel manufacturersâ competitiveness and job growth and domestic supply chain stability. The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, [âŚ]
The New Republic and similar outlets continue blaming Republicans for tanking the economy. The historical record shows a clear, repeated pattern. During the 2008 mortgage crisis, Democrat-led pressure that began in the 1990s under Janet Reno and President Bill Clintonâs Justice Department forced banks to loosen lending standards in the name of equity. When the [âŚ]