The president plans to sign an executive order banning companies that do business with the federal government from discriminating against gay and transgender employees. This could make life easier on
Only 34 percent of Americans approve of the way President Obama is handling the ongoing crisis in Ukraine and Russia, according to a recent Washington Post-ABC News poll.
The
President Obama decided earlier this month that when the National Security Agency discovers Internet security issues such as the recent Heartbleed, it should make the flaws public. However, he left
President Obama signed an executive order on Tuesday designed to address the male/female pay gap among federal contractors. On a related note, Senate Democrats pushed to open a debate
Nate Silver made waves on Sunday when he predicted a GOP win in the mid-term Senate elections.
After Silver's success predicting the 2012 elections, many are keeping
California may not be ready for recreational marijuana, according to remarks made by Governor Jerry Brown earlier this month.Brown worried that legalizing the drug for recreational use could have
Comcast has set net neutrality advocates buzzing after
striking a deal with Netflix to allow that company faster video streaming.
While something like this would have been unheard of just
Businesses can breath a sigh of relief, at least for now -- the famed "employer mandate" of the Affordable Care Act has been
put off for another year.
While
President Obama
promised to take action on issues ranging from minimum wage to the environment during his recent State of the Union address.
Some Republicans are protesting this, as they
The electric chair could make a comeback in Virginia.
Due to a shortage of the drugs used for lethal injection, the Virginia House of Delegates recently passed a bill (proposed
Unemployment
dropped to 6.7 percent last month, the lowest it has been in over five years.
However, that's not the comforting news it might initially sound like.
With a new year bright on the horizon, the GOP plans to revisit an
old foe: Obamacare.
Rather than cook up new strategies for the new year, though, New York