Listening to political debate, it would seem that in contemporary America, you have the anti-government fiscal conservatives on one side, and the pro-expansionary government progressives on the other.
Amidst a nationwide outbreak of measles, Kentucky U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R) made headlines this week for his controversial defense of a parent's right to choose whether
Federal Communications Commission Chairman
Tom Wheeler said on Wednesday that he will embrace calls from President Barack Obama to reclassify Internet service as a utility under Title II of the
Without a doubt, almost every American knows the name Benedict Arnold. Arnold was the worst form of traitor: one who does the damage, then flees without taking responsibility for their
Utility companies throughout the nation are rapidly adopting “
smart meters," devices installed at their customers' locations that enable information about electricity consumption to be tracked and sent to
The Charge of the American Patriots
2016, 2016,
2016 onward,
All on the American stage
Rode the five hundred.
"Forward, the Patriots!"
"Charge to save the Country!
During every election cycle, Americans are treated to a cacophony of supposedly differing ideologies on tax policy. The two dominating party-powers put on an impressive show, each claiming to
On Tuesday, Senate Democrats successfully filibustered an appropriations bill that would fund the U.S. Department of Homeland Security until September. The bill, passed by the U.S. House on
Facebook seems to be constantly inundated with memes that have similar themes to this one:
There are several variations of this meme, from stating that Congress should make what our
Privacy has been a major concern for the American public in the last several years, primarily because of leaked or released information about government projects involving collecting information about civilian
Digital learning is becoming more prominent in classrooms as schools prepare students for the digital world. However, only 61 percent of California schools and 56 percent of the state'
The Independent Party of Oregon claims that it has qualified as a major party in Oregon.
IPO Secretary Sal Peralta reports that he contacted the secretary of state's
