I expect we'll be back at war not long after you read these words: The uneasy cease-fire between Iran and the United States still holds, although it is impossible to say for.
Not much going on this Sunday night, apart from the Masters (all hail Rory for defeating Enemy of the Blog Scottie Scheffler), Orban going down, and the world generally going.
Send three idiots to Pakistan, this is what you get. The top Iranian negotiator on Sunday appeared to leave the door open for future diplomacy after marathon peace negotiations between.
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Friend of the Blog and candidate for KY-6 Erin Petrey was profiled in Newsweek, along with her mom: A Kentucky woman who voted for President Donald Trump three times has.
I have doubts about the cease-fire: Will the ceasefire stick? It is very difficult to say without a clear sense of the precise terms of the deal, and not even.
Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman are writing a book about Trump administration foreign policy, and fortunately they have decided to tip their hand rather than hold out on us. First,.
I don't actually think that Trump is going to use nuclear weapons against Iran, but I'm pretty sure Trump wants people to believe that he will, and that can create.
