A look at the day s news and headlines.
A look at the day s news and headlines.
don t want to put him in a position where he might injury himself, perjure himself or blow up the investigation and that s where rudy giuliani is. a possible circumstance for a sit-down. he has been clear when he said listen, the president could decide to do this but i m not so sure they will actually let him do that. we ll be watching as it all unfolds. sandra: more on that coming up. kevin corke at the white house. bill: the trump team announcing a new round of sanctions against russia to hold russia responsible from a nerve attack that may have caused the death of a british woman and trying to kill a former spy. this move has to please the u.k. and some others in europe, i believe. absolutely. theresa may had been urging the trump administration to take tough action against russia after this poisoning, yution of
a chemical agent on british soil. this has to be seen in a much larger context, wh
TEHRAN, Dec 14 “No, my cat is not dangerous,” says Iranian animal lover Mostafa, outraged by a proposal from ultraconservative lawmakers to ban pets. The 25-year-old, who runs a pet supplies shop on busy Eskandari Street in downtown Tehran, is stunned. “Crocodiles can be called.
A proposal from ultraconservative lawmakers to ban pets seems to be on the minds of several citizens in Iran.
According to the proposed law, the practice of humans living under one-roof with pets is a "destructive social problem".
It looks to ban "importing, raising, assisting in the breeding of, breeding, buying or selling, transporting, driving or walking, and keeping in the home wild, exotic, harmful and dangerous animals".
The bill has been introduced last month. The proposed law has not gone down well with animal lovers in the country.