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The men who wrote the U.S. Constitution had difficulty deciding how to choose a president. The slave states had no intention of risking loss of their right to exploit slave

Global gas flaring increased to 144 billion cubic metres in 2021 from 142 bcm in 2020. Gas flaring contributes to climate change and impacts the environment through emission of CO2, black carbon and other pollutants

New research finds that healthcare workers who were diagnosed with COVID-19 were most likely exposed in the workplace.

“It is so unfair to return our Cuban neighbors and brethren who come ashore to immigrate while we continue to accept Eastern Europeans carte blanch. Totally unfair!”

That we started negotiating about a nuclear program and thenned up even lifting the conventional arms band so iran could start buying rockets and missiles and battle tanks in addition to racing toward a nuclear weapon. >> we have dangerous to the united states that joe biden is so desperate and projecting that desperation to the ayatollahs. >> brian: any deal has to be approved by the senate by two thirds. not only did he not get two thirds. he didnt get democrats. he didnt get schumer. he didnt...

In the constitution. madison cawthorn can say whatever he wants, and often does. this is not the best application of this particular law. but it was put on the books for a reason. we do know some of the thresholds. civil majority to impose, two-thirds to overturn when it comes to congress. two-thirds is written in the statute. thats how you have ex-con fed rats serving in congress when they first tried to take the seats. >> what congress needs to do is pass a law saying heres how the fourteenth ...

That announcement follows news emerging from the us that it was to do the same with russian oil. this is a step that were taking to inflict further pain on putin, but there will be cost as well here in the united states. i said i would level with the american people from the beginning, and when i first spoke to this, i said defending freedoms going to cost. its going to cost us as well in the united states. this is what is consigned to history today, european prime ministers and presidents celeb...

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Here. a world where we push up the price to 139, $200 a barrel, means that— the russians only have to sell half of what they were selling last week when it was $100 a barrel and make the same amount of money. so to some extent, it is helping them by pushing up prices. so i dont think it is a very sensible option to pursue. i think the oil price could go up significantly with the impact of the us and the uks decision, but i am more worried about the impact on the gas price and whether the russi...

Those decisions would be reviewable. thats obviously one way to handle the situation, another one, as the senator suggested, would be for congress to investigate the matter. in it finds sufficient evidence, they could either threaten or bring an impeachment proceeding. offly, as we all know from the trump impeachments, two thirds of the senate is a difficult bar to meet and to obtain, but nonetheless frankly, the mere discussion of that i would think would get the justices thinking about whether...