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The best outcome that is realistic, that seems feasible, given the composition of the taliban in outlook. and that inputs technocrats, that inputs some changes of at least the executive powers, legislative body. women being able to vote. obviously the elections are corrupt, but nonetheless women can vote, they can be elected, a small number of women around parliament, but much better situation overall afghanistan in the 1990s or even than saudi arabia. so to me, iran, as it currently exists in its political and social order, is probably the outer bounds, the best outcome that we can realistica...

Coronavirus, as the state's supreme court rules in favor of republicans trying to rein in his executive powers. the high court ordering a lower court to remove an injunction that temporarily blocked g.o.p. laws which limit governor andy besheer's powers in emergencies. meanwhile, the covid surge in florida leading to water restrictions in orlando. the mayor asking residents to cut back on watering lawns and washing cars so water can go to hospitals. the conservation measures are expected to be in place for at least two weeks. for more on these and other stories, download the fox news app, sc...

Tim Groser: Joe Biden's first 100 days in office - political adults in charge of the White House 10 May, 2021 05:40 AM 10 minutes to read President Joe Biden. Photo / AP NZ Herald OPINION: US President Joe Biden has just completed his first one hundred days – and what a hundred days it has been. Let's look at what he has achieved and peer into the future as to what this may mean for NZ. Start with the first issue on his political plate: the pandemic. In a true crisis – and the death of half a million Americans from the pandemic surely justifies that term – the high-le...

Listen to article I generally love and respect the man, at least on the surface of things or in theory. But under absolutely no circumstances would I allow former President John Agyekum-Kufuor to get away with the sort of snide and mischievous remarks that he once a while makes against his inveterate rivals and political opponents, least of all those innuendoes and aspersions that from time to time he volleys in the direction of the now-President Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the man against whom he worked studious, religiously and systematically to prevent from ever occupying or succeeding to the...

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A temporary court order blocking a new Kentucky law restricting...