Trump Threatens to ‘Annihilate’ Iran

The U.S. will either make a deal with Iran or annihilate the Islamic Republic quickly. A deal with Iran will be made right after the election because it doesn't make sense for them not to.

The war is now seven months in, widening in the region, and still has no clear end in sight despite Trump's earlier prediction it would last four to six weeks. The war is deeply unpopular at home, with oil and gas reaching historic highs and some Republicans in competitive races calling for it to end.

His team had a three-hour meeting with the Iranian delegation at the General Assembly, which he described as very good.

The security agreement is tremendous for Europe, the United States, and Greenland, and will be incredible.

The agreement cements a pre-existing U.S. security presence in Greenland and may be an effort to calm Trump's calls for the territory to become part of the U.S.

The defense alleges the holdout juror had doubts about Clancy's guilt but refused to apply the law of reasonable doubt, and was scrolling on his phone during deliberations.

He did not have any doubts, felt cut off during deliberations, and believed prosecutors proved the case.

The defense's request to question the juror and examine his phone records is disgusting, dangerous, and would undermine the jury system.

The judge should terminate the case now because Clancy proved she was suffering from psychosis, and retrying her would amount to double jeopardy.

Clavicular is a 20-year-old cultural leader of the looksmaxing movement who advocates for unsafe practices like bone smashing and peptide use, which medical professionals say are ridiculous, unsafe, and ineffective.

The charges are attempts by people to come for his money and attack him because he is a successful young man, and greed is evil.

The looksmaxing movement is founded on the idea of male victimization and that society is categorically unfair to men, which statistics and reporting suggest is the opposite.

It remains to be seen what will come to light regarding the charges and how the looksmaxing movement will respond, though apologists will likely defend him.

The original promotion ended 25 years ago after an employee stole winning stickers and gave them to friends, including members of the Colombo crime family. The new prizes include $50,000 for a house down payment or student debt, reflecting that housing is twice as difficult to afford and $50,000 now barely covers a couple semesters of college.

Monopoly is many kids' first introduction to how cruel capitalism can be, making debt-relief prizes a fittingly sad but poetic update.