It involves two-pound metal disks shaped like a chocolate lava cake, clay pits affixed with packets of gunpowder, and beer.
Lots of beer.
Netanyahu will not resign. He’s treated the charges as if they are smear campaigns levied by his political opponents, and has even made light of their seriousness.
With the international community so clearly uncommitted to seeing peace in South Sudan, and the nation in the throes of war, how can the notion of peace be taken seriously by the average world citizen?
Benoit Quennedey, unless his entire official existence within the French government is some sort of sleight of hand, comes off as Maxwell Smart blended with Inspector Clouseau meets Dick Steele.
CNN fired a liberal commentator for criticizing Israel in a United Nations speech.
Michael Cohen told top Putin spokesman that the Trump Organization would gift the Russian president a $50 million penthouse in Trump Tower Moscow.
The Bernie Sanders-sponsored bill got 19 Republican votes after failing to pass in March.
Even mainstream reports acknowledged the Russian side of the story: that Ukrainian ships were sailing into their waters in a provocative manner.
Trump's former campaign chief met with WikiLeaks founder around the same time he joined the campaign.
It turns out the top-down culture of sexual abuse, coverup, and status quo is exactly the same as its ever been.
