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BENTONVILLE -- Law enforcement officers may wear their uniforms while attending the jury trial for a woman accused of killing a Pea Ridge police officer.

A nuclear weapon after they made the decision to do so is right channeling lee short. much shorter than it before the nuclear agreement was signed. you know, we essentially tested the theory of the opponents of the iran deal, because donald trump withdrew from it, he levied unilateral sanctions against iran, he demanded that they come to the table on all of their malevolent behavior, and what happened? everything got worse. iran support for proxies in the middle east increased, iran restarted its nuclear research program, it got much closer to a nuclear weapon, they started shooting at america...

Harden. the u.s. has not hardened, the u.s. under biden would like to get back to this deal. but, it is going to be much harder to do. you talked about that today. >> i did. and i walked out of that briefing really concerned. the amount of time right now that it would take a run to get a nuclear weapon after they made the decision to do so is right channeling lee short. much shorter than it before the nuclear agreement was signed. you know, we essentially tested the theory of the opponents of the iran deal, because donald trump withdrew from it, he levied unilateral sanctions against iran, he ...

A Little Rock child molester accused of terrorizing his lawyers with a profane temper tantrum that included slashing his arm, writing "die" in his blood on a wall, smearing more gore on some windows and demanding that attorneys "watch me die," was cleared of wrongdoing Wednesday after he told a Pulaski County jury he didn't mean to be threatening.

A Little Rock child molester accused of terrorizing his lawyers with a profane temper tantrum that included slashing his arm, writing "die" in his blood on a wall, smearing more gore on some windows and demanding that attorneys "watch me die," was cleared of wrongdoing Wednesday after he told a Pulaski County jury he didn't mean to be threatening.