I have posted here about both my new gay friends locally planning a drag show and the white nationalist group harassing them.

Short version.  There's two businesses identified with the Drag Show. They are both gay owned and are next door to each other.  
The feckless white nationalist can't get anyone interested (it seems) in stopping the horror of a drag show so they are bombing the stores with bad reviews on GOOGLE

please go to GOOGLE
search (separately) for

3 Magi Hardy AR

Market on Main Hardy AR

click on the reviews tab

Give them 5 stars
You can say something but that's not necessary

Speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss confidential diplomacy, the senior Iranian official said Tehran believed its latest proposal to shelve nuclear talks for a later stage was a significant shift aimed at facilitating an agreement.

Under the proposal, the war would end with a guarantee that Israel and the United States would not attack again. Iran would open the strait, and the United States would lift its blockade.

Future talks would then be held on curbs to Iran's nuclear program in return for the lifting of sanctions, with Iran demanding Washington recognize its right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes, even if it agrees to suspend its nuclear program.

"Under this framework, negotiations over the more complicated nuclear issue have been moved to the final stage to create a more conducive atmosphere," the official said.

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Ordinarily, if the Court had applied its own rules and its common practice, the ruling issued five days ago would not have been put into effect for another 27 days - the end of this month.  Usually, after announcing almost all of its rulings, it allows that 32-day time lapse to give the side that lost a chance to ask the Justices to reconsider.

But on Monday afternoon, saying it had not heard from those who lost the new decision other than their request not to act swiftly, the Court put the decision into effect immediately.  Only a single Justice noted a dissent; the ruling last week had come on a 6-to-3 vote.

Government, in general, is so unprepared for this.

Minnesota passes the nation's first ban on `nudification' apps

"The White House Counsel's Office is giving private briefings to the administration's political appointees on how to best prepare for congressional oversight as staff begin to brace for the likelihood of significant Democratic victories in the November midterm elections," the Washington Post reports.

Really interesting.  Not the way I would have gone but they get some great performances out of very young actors.   In the jungle.  Piggy almost certainly has an EMMY in his future.

Its sort of stylized.  Very effective.  Very close to the source as I remember it.

INDIANAPOLIS -- In May of 2016, on the eve of using Indiana's primary to knock out his presidential rivals and claim control of the GOP nomination, then-candidate Donald Trump called the state "Importantville."

A decade later, Trump enters the Hoosier State's primaries not on the ballot himself but looming over the crucial first stop along his monthlong retribution tour. Last December, nearly a dozen GOP state senators withstood intense political pressure and death threats to block a redraw of Indiana's congressional maps, delivering the president his most embarrassing political setback since he returned to the White House. Now, eight of those lawmakers are Trump targets, fighting for their political lives as his allies have spent nearly $10 million combined against them.

Even if Trump's candidates prevail, spending that much on a retribution campaign in a safe-red state -- money that could have been spent playing defense or offense in battlegrounds -- may mean something of a pyrrhic victory for MAGA in a crucial midterm year.

But this year the Defence Ministry said there would be no tanks, missile systems or cadets, citing a "terrorist threat" from Ukraine.

Exclusive: U.S. and Iran closing in on one-page memo to end war, officials say

This is a total fail. After all the money and death we will be right back where we started.
Epic fail.  Worse than Iraq.

The Justice Department will ask the Supreme Court to allow it to step in on President Donald Trump's appeal of the $83.3 million jury verdict in a defamation lawsuit brought by the writer E. Jean Carroll -- a move that would doom Carroll's case.

In a Tuesday filing, Assistant U.S. Attorney General Brett Shumate said the government would seek to use the Westfall Act to swap Trump for the U.S. as the defendant in the lawsuit. That would require dismissal of the case because the federal government can't be sued for defamation. A panel of appeals court judges previously denied the U.S.'s effort to insert itself as the defendant.   Politico