There is a problem with democracy in America (ok, several problems, but bear with me) and it can be summed up with a single word: inevitability.
The media loves to
The results of a new Rasmussen Reports survey published Friday show that most voters believe the parties will pick nominees in the 2016 presidential election that they won't
While
Hillary Clinton's path to the presidency seems all but inevitable, it is the imperative of the Democratic Party to maintain an air of unity throughout the primary
Everyone needs a college degree, but not everyone can afford one.
The economic shift toward skilled labor, coupled with an increasing demand from employers across all industries for credentialed workers,
“The Justice Party will strive to bring about a peaceful nation that respects the inherent dignity of all people, is in harmony with nature, provides equal opportunity for all its
California’s historic drought has been years in the making. However it was only after Governor
Jerry Brown’s recent executive order mandating water restrictions that many Californians began to
C-SPAN aired a panel discussion during the annual National Conference of Independents, featuring Committee for a Unified Independent Party President Jacqueline Salit; Open Primaries President John Opdycke; co-founder,
On Wednesday, April 8, the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling in the case,
Balsam v. Guadagno (Secretary of the State of New Jersey). The court
A coalition of dozens of civil rights organizations are mounting pressure on Congress to not renew key provisions of the Patriot Act. They're specifically targeting Section 215 of
As discussed in the first part of this story,
Hillary Clinton has spent the last few years repairing her image for the 2016 presidential election. An important aspect of this
I have participated in many casual debates that have argued whether nonpartisan candidates, if elected, could actually stimulate political reform from within; versus a “voter/constituent only” movement from outside
Ferguson, Mo. -- Voters in the City of Ferguson, Missouri turned out in record numbers for city council elections Tuesday night. Nearly 30 percent of registered voters went to the polls,
Shawn Griffiths