Morgan Muir, the longtime CIA analyst whom The New York Times reported was tasked with delivering President Biden daily intelligence briefings, played a leading role in the CIA defense of its torture program and cited information the agency later publicly admitted was inaccurate during a standoff with the Senate Intelligence Committee in 2013, BuzzFeed News reports. The extent of Muir involvement in the showdown was not previously known, per BuzzFeed. Mark Udall (D Colo.), an outspoken member of the committee at the time, said Biden “should have serious concerns about entrusting his presidential daily briefing to anyone who may have helped cover up this dark chapter in our nation history.” Sen.

Following the sanitary sewer replacement work on Gorham St. In 2020, the City is planning to resurface the Gorham pavement in 2021 from Baldwin to Butler Streets. In most locations, this will involve a mill and overlay of the pavement surface and replacement of the pavement markings.

Jeg bestrber mig virkelig p ikke at lyde tantet, men det er svrt at overholde. Brnebrnene har dog ikke noget imod at hre, at sren da du er jo blevet voksen siden sidst jeg s dig! Det vil jeg sandelig ogs kunne sige nste gang pga. Det lange tidsrum, hvor vi ikke kan ses.

We should have let Quebec go when they wanted out. Let us be bluntly honest, the western provinces have been looked upon as colonies by Ontario and Quebec. That being said, should Albertans decide to leave the Confederation, I will join you. They said the man, who had no criminal record, is scheduled to appear in court on Jan. 3, 2014, when he’ll face charges including theft, attempted theft of a vehicle and assault with a weapon. Seeking to steal a march over rival Asian giant China, which has also promised to deliver shots, Prime Minister Narendra Modi government has been giving nearby countries millions of doses of the locally made AstraZeneca PLC vaccine, even as its domestic immunisation programme has just begun..

Drawing on individual and focus group interviews with Muslim women who wear the niqab in the United Kingdom (UK), this article places at the centre of the debate the voices of those women who do wear it, and explores their reasons for adopting it. The findings show that the wearing of the niqab emerges as a personal choice, an expression of religious piety, public modesty and belonging to the ‘ummah’. It is also perceived as a form of agency, resistance and non conformity to Western consumerist culture and lifestyle.