New Talks Possible as Iran Faces Sanctions Pressure
Trudy Rubin reports that amid sanctions and regional turmoil Iran may open renewed talks on its nuclear program, likely in Istanbul next month with the P5 plus Germany. She notes past near deals, internal pressure, and the risk through a tightened diplomatic window.
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Almanac Highlights from March Twenty-Six 2012
This almanac notes March 26 2012 as day 86 of the year and mid spring. It lists historic events from 1920 1979 and 1999 and birthdays for Robert Frost Viktor Frankl Tennessee Williams and others. It also mentions the 1917 Stanley Cup win by the Seattle Metropolitans and notes legal assisted death in three states Montana Oregon and Washington.
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Supreme Court faces ObamaCare contract challenge in court
The Institute for Justice argues the individual mandate violates contract law by forcing people to sign insurance agreements. The brief stresses coercion undermines mutual assent and cites 1799 contract standards and 10th Amendment limits on federal power. If accepted, it would mark a major check on congressional intrusion into private contracts. George Will notes contact at washpost.
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End of an Era for Formal French Dining in Ohio City
A long running formal French restaurant in an Ohio city closes after 30 years as casual dining grows. The writer blames changing tastes and baseball caps for the decline, noting high standards, prix fixe cuisine, and a shift toward casual venues with sports bars and denim.
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