A common argument in the US — especially among the political left and the isolationist-leaning right — is that Iran doesn’t really threaten America. Sure, the argument goes, Iran’s regime does nasty things to its own people and to others across the Middle East, but it poses no threat to the American homeland. Iran is merely a regional problem and should therefore be ranked much lower on the list of Washington’s strategic priorities.
There are simply too many developing stories to follow in the world. To make things easier, we narrowed them down to five that you should really watch next week:
Is California Dreamin’ the new National Anthem? The Pelosi Democrats new $3 Trillion bill has 68 references to cannabis and only 52 references to jobs.
What Newt is Reading | May 15, 2020
When Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced the $3 trillion bill she and her allies had written with no public participation, Republican input, or consultation with the US Senate or the White House, my first reaction was that it would be dead on arrival and the move made no sense.
What is the price for a COVID-19 test?
Given the high demand for these tests, you would think this question could easily be answered.
Newt blasts House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff for spreading falsehoods about Russia and Donald Trump for three years.
Today, 72 years after Israel declared independence, Israel’s enemies know they can’t defeat Israel militarily, so they use a different strategy: Make Israel look belligerent on the international stage to undermine the Jewish state politically, diplomatically, and economically. To its eternal shame, the Times bolsters this nefarious effort each day with its distorted coverage of the Jewish state.
From NPR.org: Contact tracing is used all over the world. It’s based on the knowledge that someone with a contagious disease will infect a certain number of people. With the coronavirus, it’s likely two or three. So the goal is to track down anyone in recent contact with a newly diagnosed patient, then monitor the … Read more
On April 29, we asked: How comfortable are you eating at a restaurant? A full1,029 of you responded, and more than half of you, 53.7% to be exact, responded with “in the next two (2) weeks”.