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Iran Threatens U.S. With Retaliations If Sanctions Extended
Although Iran says new sanctions would be a violation of the nuclear pact, Iran itself has violated the agreement, says the IAEA. learn more 
| These Five Muslim Countries Discriminate Against Muslims Here are five Muslim countries with laws that discriminate against minority sects of Islam. |  |
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| Special Bus Service for Women in Post-Coup Istanbul The UN has designated November 25 as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. |  |
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| Verdict in Christian Burning Case: Ray of Hope for Minorities A Pakistani court announced convictions in the horrific case of the lynching and burning alive of a Christian couple on false charges of blasphemy. |  |
 | Washington, DC Imam Says Muslims Have to Rescue 'Poor, Dumb Americans' Washington, D.C. Imam Abdul Alim Musa says Zionists brought Trump -- like Hitler -- to power, and Muslims have to rescue the 'poor, dumb Americans.' |
| Why Egypt Needs a Ministry of Women's Affairs Egyptian human rights lawyer Reda el-Danbouki lays out the case for a Ministry of Womens Affairs in Egypt. |  |
 | By James Kitfield Twilight Warriors is the untold story of the tight-knit brotherhood that changed the way America fights. James Kitfield reveals how brilliant innovators in the U.S. military, special forces, and the intelligence and law enforcement communities forged close operational bonds in the crucibles of Iraq and Afghanistan, breaking down institutional barriers to create a relentless, intelligence-driven style of operations. The result of their collaborations is a globe-spanning network that is elegant in its simplicity and terrifying in its lethality. As Kitfield argues, this style of operations represents our best hope for defending the nation in an age of asymmetric warfare. Twilight Warriors is an unprecedented account of the American way of war—and the iconoclasts who have brought it into the 21st century. |
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[Re: 'Butterball Turkeys Funding Terror?']: I'll kick their butterballs from here to Tehran.
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