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Mt. Vernon placed its five starters in double figures and withstood every New Pal challenge to claim the program’s second-straight sectional title.

By Donald Jeffries Joe Biden’s choice of veteran Washington insider Susan Rice as his top domestic policy adviser was hardly surprising. Mr. Biden, like all presidential administrations before him, has filled his cabinet with Council on Foreign Relations members and other Deep State veterans. Rice served as Barack Obama’s United Nations ambassador and national security advisor. Rice is heading the Biden administration’s investigation into the “origins and roots” of alleged violent white nationalism within the United States. Pushing the “woke” theme of labeling Trump supporters a...

Selwyn land sections being snapped up Sally Murphy © RNZ / Maree Mahony Land in the Selwyn District on the outskirts of Christchurch is selling so quickly there are little-to-no sections left for new builds. © Provided by Radio New Zealand No caption Prebbleton. Photo: RNZ / Maree Mahony The main town in the district - Rolleston - has always been an affordable alternative for families looking to get onto the property ladder. Matson and Allan Real Estate director Chris Flanagan said demand is outstripping supply. He said Rolleston was always pitched as the town of the f...

Playing the Waiting Game: After a strong start to the season, Marauders are stuck sitting idle 12/24/20 4:25 AM FORTVILLE — A seasonal marketing strategy for TV programming and even Spotify — for those streaming enthusiasts — the “25 Days of Christmas” often conjures feelings of warmth, fun and joy around the holidays. For the Mt. Vernon boys basketball team, however, those festive winter words hold an entirely different meaning, especially this season. A team without an opponent since Dec. 5 — and nearly that day as well — Marauders boys basketball has been idly frozen in place...

>> i'm sure that is what the iranians are saying to themselv themselves. they would not admit it in public. iran is in need of leverage. iran has to -- iran knows that the economic sanctions are hurting and eventually they must come to a negotiating table in order to get a break from those sanctions. they want to bring leverage to the table and the threat of attacking the world economy is a kind of leverage. it's a form of blackmail. but that is how iran conducts historically the iranian regime, has con dikted diplomacy, by blackmailing the world, grabbing individuals individuals as hostages o...