Can Iran Trust the United States on Nuclear War and Sanctions
The piece argues that the United States cannot be trusted to honor agreements with Iran due to decades of covert actions and sanctions. It asserts Iran’s grievance against U.S. policy, questions recent conciliatory statements, and contends Iran has not decided to build a bomb while urging peace over war.
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Iran
United States
U.S
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Eisenhower
CIA
Mohammad Mossadegh
Shah
Tehran
Change
Saddam Hussein
Reagan
Saddam
U.S. Navy
Vincennes
Italy
Middle East
Israel
Jundallah
Mujahedin E- Khalq
State Department
Congress
Obama
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
International Atomic Energycy
America
NPT
Rouhani
Warmongers
Sheldon Richman
Future of Freedom Foundation
Fairfax
Fff.org
Editorial: End ethanol subsidies and rethink renewable mandates
The piece argues that the ethanol mandate in the Renewable Fuel Standard fails to cut oil dependence or prices while raising food costs. It notes political figures acknowledge limits, cites 2022 targets unlikely to be met, and urges reform or repeal in favor of affordable oil and ongoing automotive progress.
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al Gore
U.S
Florida
Gore
Congress
White House
Nicolas Loris
The
Heritage Foundation
American Petroleum Institute
Ivory Towers
Washington
D.C
Veterans memorial vandalism spans the nation with repeated damage
The Natick Fallen Soldier Memorial helmet vanished as vandalism widens across the U S. Other incidents include a Coos Bay Vietnam memorial bombing a Colorado cemetery desecration and headstone damage at Goodrich Cemetery Michigan.
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Washington
Natick
Mass
U.S
Coos Bay
Ore
Colorado
Goodrich
Michigan
Aberdeen
S.D
Doonesbury on artificial colors and ADHD guidance
In answering a reader's ADHD diet question, Harvard pediatric colleagues note ongoing concerns from parents and scientists about artificial colorings. An FDA panel in March 2011 found color additives do not appear to cause hyperactivity or behavior problems in most children.
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Harvard Medical School
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
ADHD Diet Changes May Help Some Children
The FDA acknowledges some children with ADHD may be uniquely vulnerable to food additives and artificial colorings. Consider eliminating major artificial color sources like candy, cereals, fruit drinks, and sodas to gauge changes in inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, while consulting health guidance. Dr. Komaroff notes results vary and urges careful, nonradical trials.
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