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Five alarm fire? in a way that reduces the significance? how do you navigate that? >> yeah. i think, quite frankly, democrats have nailed it. its been a perfect ten in terms of the execution of this hearing. i think the way they packaged this, the way they have really tried to tell stories -- theres a big story about what happened -- donald trump said x, and y happened. thats the way the hearing is proceeding. thats crucial going forward, in terms of the story of this hearing. i do think the cha...

Frank Atwood was executed in Arizona this Wednesday, less than a month after the execution of Clarence Dixon. Both men were the first people to be executed in Arizona since the botched execution of Jason Wood eight years ago.

To be heard on all this? it makes no sense. what else came in? i see nothing. biden is going to saudi arabia to help fill gas tanks at a reasonable price. golfers are going to fill their pockets, no comparison, none. nah, i dont agree, nancy franklin. not where as a candidate biden said he was going to make saudi arabia a pariah. by the way, they ought to be a pariah. 15 of the 19 hijackers on september 11th, a very credible case in my opinion based on the 28 pages that some close to the saudi r...

Oklahoma Attorney General John OConnors office asked a state appeals court Friday to set execution dates for 25 death row inmates.

The filing was made in the case of Richard Fairchild but seeks to set dates for other inmates as well

Pros says. i dont expect it. why wouldnt he? it has to be only that hes fearful of alienating the base because of his own future aspirations. >> you agree with what i told wolf blitzer? how could mike pence not want to testify? you know, the guy whom outside as he was being ushered out of the well of congress by secret service trying to save his life, theyre chanting for his execution. how could he avoid? why would he not want to be the first witness? this is this weeks survey question. go to my...

After two years of painstaking prepartion, more than a dozen banks connected to Swedish mobile payments system Swish are set to test the pan-Nordic payments platform P27 by the end of the year.

George Spencer was the second person executed in Connecticut. His crime was alleged bestiality which produced an ugly, deformed piglet.

The wife of veteran activist Ko Jimmy vows to make the regime pay if it carries out the death sentence.

Five Asean states retain capital punishment, so speaking out against the junta’s plan to hang pro-democracy activists might jeopardise their own right to impose the death penalty.