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Written by Youkyung Lee
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Global stock markets were weaker Thursday after a strong U.S. job ads report that added to the case for the Fed's first rate hike in years.
WASHINGTON – Senator Elizabeth Warren doubled down on her pro-Iran deal stance and told the NewBostonPost in a prepared statement Monday morning that while she does not trust the terror-sponsoring nation, she is nonetheless "convinced" that the deal ironed out by President Barack Obama's administration will not lead to a nuclear-armed Iran.
"This agreement presents a comprehensive set of restrictions to block Iran's path to a nuclear bomb," Warren stated, added that the deal "allows us continuous access to key facilities" and "imposes stringent verification measures to ensure that Iran's entire fuel cycle is peaceful."