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Governor Brown signed Assembly Bill 484 on October 2, ending California's K-12 standardized testing system and moving toward a new one. STAR
The case government is making for itself lately has not been a compelling one. Bloomberg reports that the government's inaction on the budget costs $300 million a day.
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Paula Lyle’s daughter, Jordan, suffers with Dravet syndrome, which is a rare and terrible form of pediatric epilepsy. After viewing CNN’s investigative special “Weed,” hosted
They can't compromise. It’s a matter of simple definition. Compromise occurs when parties each agree to give up something they want in order to produce an agreement
Social media statistics are changing constantly, with new networks, audiences, and users creating an ever-changing landscape when it comes to social media. With over 1.1 billion users, Facebook
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There is not a clear indication of when the federal government and its functions will be fully reinstated. For the time being, employees who provide non-
There is some good news for Republicans in today’s Quinnipiac Poll of attitudes about the government shutdown. The core assertion that they have been defending during the shutdown negotiations
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Month 4, September 2013
"The way to get started is to quit talking, and start doing." – Walt Disney
In the fourth month of
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Pew Research released a poll Monday after surveying 1,005 voting-age adults in anticipation of the October 1 deadline for
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As Democratic voters in New York City head to the polls for the public advocate run-off primary, Adolfo Carrión faces his own challenge in the candidacy for
With the new fiscal year upon us, and Congress still bickering about Obamacare as a condition of passing a stop-gap measure, military members, their families, veterans, and DoD civilian
As the United States government is just hours away from its first shutdown in 17 years, Senate Democrats and House Republicans continue to go back and forth on who is
