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Stay at home, officials said Wednesday evening, because this storm was one for the books. A severe snowstorm impacted parts of the country Wednesday into Thursday, and in Pennsylvania, meteorologists said it was the biggest storm in the last few years. In a typical December, Pennsylvanians can expect anywhere between 5 to 8 inches of snow, according to state Meteorologist Jeff Jumper. But like many things with 2020, this isn't a normal December. "In some spots, we're predicting over 18 inches to 2 feet of snow," Jumper said. "This could be the biggest storm in two to three years." Beaver C...

Artists Adapt Through Pandemic by Charles Brown David Desin It goes without saying that 2020 hasn't been short on surprises, with COVID-19's rude awakening looming largest. With various shutdowns throughout the country issued by governors all over, businesses large and small have struggled to maintain their presence, and the people of America have been in disarray with quarantines, job losses, curfews, and other restrictions to control the spread of the virus. In the entertainment world, local artists who were actively playing venues and taver...

Then we will return to the first point. >> leadership in tehran said the level of commitment to the deal of european countries like france, britain and germany is 10% of what it could be. they provided no evidence to support the claim. the u.s. pulled out of the nuclear deal last year before imposing sanctions. the united states is maintaining a carrier strike group in the gulf and fighter jets across the middle east. there's an understanding in the region that if a conflict were to break out, would be a multi-front war. this prompted israel to say that they're preparing for a military confron...

If this blows up, you have the sanctions that go into effect and that could be economically crippling for iran. it already is. that could be the death nail. one of the death nails for that country. >> it could be indeed. one of the questions that they're thinking about that challenge. like you pointed out, they're under severe pressure right now because of the u.s. sanctions. so their calculus is things won't get that much worse if sanctions snap back into effect. that depends on the international community to enforce them. there's some doubt about that given how we found ourselves in this pos...

Inclination for further military conflict. why, really, would iran want that? there is an argument -- this is really about leverage. he is the one who makes that case on the opinion page of today's "wall street journal." fox news parent company they share common ownership. the united states wants a new nuclear agreement. they have the economic power to cripple iran's economy and the diplomatic power to bring other nations along. iran wants really from economic sanctions. so it's demonstrated it can stop oil flow, there by raising prices. and it has threatened more nuclear activity in an effort...