Tuesday, April 25, 2017

Iran's Khamenei says next president should be less engaged with West

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Iran's Khamenei says next president should be less engaged with West

Iran's Khamenei says next president should be less engaged with WestIran's supreme leader called on presidential candidates on Tuesday to champion economic self-sufficiency, further distancing himself from Hassan Rouhani's policy of opening to the West and seeking foreign investment. Allies of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who aim to reclaim the presidency for their hardline faction, hope voters will punish the pragmatist President Rouhani for the slow pace of economic recovery despite the lifting of sanctions under a nuclear deal, the hallmark of his first term. "The candidates should promise to focus on national capabilities and domestic capacities to resolve the economic issues ... rather than looking abroad," Khamenei was quoted as saying by state TV as saying on Monday.


The 68 Most Delish Ways To Eat Peanut Butter

The 68 Most Delish Ways To Eat Peanut Butter


Undergrads Share College Decision Day Strategies

Undergrads Share College Decision Day StrategiesAfter months of college application tasks and an anxious waiting period, high school seniors are starting to receive college acceptance letters. Many students may be relieved, but the hard work isn't necessarily over. Two current undergraduates recently shared their college decision strategies to help you prepare to pick a college before National College Decision Day on May 1.


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The 68 Most Delish Ways To Eat Peanut Butter

The 68 Most Delish Ways To Eat Peanut Butter


How to Know If You're Underfunded in Your Retirement Account

How to Know If You're Underfunded in Your Retirement AccountReports of American workers being short on their retirement funds are rampant. The National Institute on Retirement Security frames the "underfunded" issue in real dollar terms, noting that retirement savings are "dangerously low", and the U.S. retirement savings deficit is between $6.8 and $14 trillion. Yes, too many Americans are underfunded in the retirement accounts -- but how do you know exactly how much you're underfunded?


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