Nuclear talks between the United States and Iran will be held in Muscat, Oman on Friday after Tehran reportedly requested a change of venue and expressed a desire to keep the negotiations focused on its nuclear program. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said in an X post on Wednesday that the talks were scheduled for around 10 a.m. local time in Muscat, thanking Oman for facilitating the meeting. The talks had previously been expected to take place in Turkey. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday said Washington was prepared to meet Iran but introduced a broad range of terms beyond Iran’s civilian nuclear program. “If the Iranians want to meet, we’re ready,” Rubio said, adding that Iran “will have to include certain things, and that includes the range of their ballistic missiles,” as well as “the treatment of their own people,” in addition to the nuclear issue. The comments indicate talks are moving ahead despite recent military tensions, including a brief confrontation this week in which the U.S. military said it shot down an Iranian drone that approached the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea. The post U.S., Iran to Hold Talks Friday Despite Dispute Over Agenda appeared first on The American Conservative.

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The actor best known for his time playing Quentin Collins is 85.

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Lion’s Share’s official music video for “Pentagram” has arrived. It’s the opening track from their album “Inferno,” out March 27th. “‘Pentagram’ was a given choice as the opening track on ‘Inferno’,” offered Lion’s Share guitarist Lars Chriss. “It immediately defines the atmosphere of the album — dark, heavy, and straight to the point. It sets the listener’s mindset from the very first second.” Pentagram “The song was inspired by a colleague of mine — a quirky guy in his 60s, a huge fan of Heavy Metal and Black Metal,” offered vocalist Nils Patrik Johansson. “At some point he decided he was a Satanist. Since he didn’t want to keep his Christian first name, he simply flipped the letters around and officially registered a new one. I found the whole thing both dark and hilarious and wrote a lyric about it. Needless to say, he was incredibly proud when he found out there was a song dedicated to him.” Lion’s Share: Nils Patrik Johansson – VocalsLars Chriss – GuitarsAndy Loos – BassKay Backlund – KeyboardsAnuviel – KeyboardsFredrik Johansson – Drums “Inferno” is Lion’s Share seventh studio album and first full-length release since “Dark Hours” (2009). Inferno ### The post Lion’s Share Unveils “Pentagram” Music Video appeared first on RockinTown.

No one will be forced to die under this plan, but the systems will be put in place to exterminate the willing.