\u201cMy speculation is you would have a different vote count after 60 days\u201d — Rep. Brian Mast (R-Florida), chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee:<\/p>\n
“Hezbollah said the Lebanese people have ‘the right to resist’ if Israeli forces remained in Lebanon”:<\/p>\n
“When fertilizers don\u2019t arrive in time for key planting windows, yields can fall in the following harvest cycle”:<\/p>\n
It’s “largely because investors have been conditioned to believe that President Donald Trump will back off if the economic pain becomes too intense, economists said \u2014 the so-called ‘TACO’ trade, shorthand for ‘Trump always chickens out'”:<\/p>\n
Settler violence and Israeli war crimes continue:<\/p>\n
“Islam\u2019s founding economic values are actually surprisingly consistent with the modern institutional economics\u2019 definition of inclusive institutions. … Rediscovering this lost heritage could be a way forward for Muslim societies”:<\/p>\n
“In his 2027 budget request<\/a> released earlier this month, the president asked Congress to approve about $1.5 trillion for defense \u2014 a vast increase, but one that did not include immediate funds for the war with Iran”:<\/p>\n “This brazen targeting of an American citizen underscores Beijing\u2019s ongoing transnational repression and sends a clear message that no border is beyond its reach”:<\/p>\n \u201cI’m not saying you need to be a diplomat to be a good negotiator. … But you need to have some sense of history, and you need to know geography” — former US State Department Middle East negotiator Aaron David Miller<\/a> :<\/p>\n\n
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