Stop keeping your casual chats on the surface with meaningless checklist questions.
The next time you speak to someone new, ask them how they feel about their choices instead of what they do, and watch them open up.
@NewsHour If the Declaration of Independence applied to women, abortion would be considered a right essential to the 'pursuit of happiness.' Sadly it doesn't apply to them even 250 years later
Let’s see how Supreme Court of the United States decides this case. The justices should remember that the Declaration of Independence promised life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—yet women were excluded from those ideals. Nearly 250 years later, women should finally have full control over their own pursuit of happiness. Restricting abortion, by whatever means, is a denial of that right.
The Declaration of Independence promised life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—but women were long excluded from those ideals. Nearly 250 years later, women should have full control over their own pursuit of happiness. Restricting abortion, by whatever means, denies a fundamental right woven into the very foundation of this country.
Let's see if the Supreme Court takes the time to read the Declaration of Independence and rules that, after 250 years, the promises of Life, Liber, and the Pursuit of Happiness apply to our women citizens...
Let’s see how Supreme Court of the United States decides this case. The justices should remember that the Declaration of Independence promised life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—yet women were excluded from those ideals. Nearly 250 years later, women should finally have full control over their own pursuit of happiness. Restricting abortion, by whatever means, is a denial of that right.
Let’s see how Supreme Court of the United States decides this case. The justices should remember that the Declaration of Independence promised life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—yet women were excluded from those ideals. Nearly 250 years later, women should finally have full control over their own pursuit of happiness. Restricting abortion, by whatever means, is a denial of that right.
@FortuneMagazine China imports about 1.8 billion barrels of oil from the Middle East annually. Middle East imports about $200 billion of goods from China every year. If we assume the average price of oil at $60/barrel, all the trade between China and middle East can be done in Yuan.
Donald Trump never loses—he reframes. North Korea summits? Historic rapport. China trade war? “Winning bigly.” 2020 ekection? “The steal.” Setbacks become fuel.
Iran war is different: prolonged conflict and economic pain may create a scoreboard he can’t spin. But his room for escalation and retribution is limited; Putin, the invisible hand, has his own red lines which Trump will not cross.
@axios Given the global and domestic costs, Trump needs to end the war.
Putin isn’t the controller—but he’s a gatekeeper, limiting how far Trump can push Iran.
The quick pivot on Cuba—letting Russian oil through despite the blockade—fits a familiar pattern.