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Minutes after it became clear that this mornings incident in the east of isfahan city was caused by air defense confrontation with some suspicious objects have been reacted to by users in cyberspace. Since morning, this emoticon has been one of the most frequent emoticons on the virtual pages of iranian users. It is the reaction of users to what the zionist regime called an air attack on iran. Iran reported that it intercepted 99. 9 millionth percent of the enemys attacks. This exposed document also got a lot of likes. According to published documents. Today, they are going to be close to iran...

Independence from longer the looks like a major shift is in store for the worlds biggest Christian Institute of sciences has issued whats called an apostle a pixel patient clinical reform an old levels of the Catholic Church. Even his own office the eighty four page document entitled the joy of the gospel covers issues from the growing divide between rich and for the sanctity of all life and that the value of the devolution of power to the bishops will be talking with our religious Affairs Correspondent in a moment this report. The document covers a total of two hundred eighty eight points and...

A vocal group of small businesses is urging the FTC to enforce a 1936 law that it says would even the grocery playing field.

A bipartisan group of 43 House members sent a letter last week to the FTC requesting the agency investigate, and when appropriate, bring enforcement actions against economic discriminatory action that violates antitrust laws, including the FTC Act and the Robinson-Patman Act. The FTC has not brought a case under the Robinson-Patman Act, which prohibits discriminatory treatment among competitors, in more than 20 years.

Supply chain disruptions have been front-page news throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. From the beginning when Americans began stockpiling basic items like sanitizer and toilet paper, to current shortages caused by increased consumer products spending and shipping delays.