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The 2008 financial meltdown left a slew of economically contused European countries. Assuredly a global misfortune, the Great Recession of 2008 nearly bankrupted
I am a fortunate blogger indeed. In response to my recent post arguing that the Second Amendment conveys no Constitutional right to treason, I have been gifted with no fewer
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Concern over the government's surveillance powers continues to receive bipartisan support. After Michigan congressman Justin Amash's amendment to defund the surveillance
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A study from the University of Texas-Austin, one of the most comprehensive on methane leakage from shale gas emissions to date, found that 99 percent of
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On primary day in New York City, voters who consider themselves independent were excluded from the primary. The big apple has a closed
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We have to start somewhere as a matter of policy to rethink how we protect privacy in the digital age. Rather than tackle the nuances that
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The fundamental exercise of government, passing a national budget, hangs in the balance as lawmakers in Washington score political points ahead of a potential government shutdown.
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As the Obama administration ramps up efforts to transform the nation’s education system, they seek the public’s help in guiding the vision. The
... and why does this matter for government accounting?
The financial crisis in recent years challenged many widely-held assumptions, including an assumption of innocence for ‘cash and cash equivalents.’ The
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While Massachusetts is known to be one of the most independent states in the country, with 53 percent of its registered voters listed
In an election that might foretell trends in 2014, the Virginia gubernatorial race may have a spoiler.
In recent polling, Libertarian Party candidate Robert Sarvis has accumulated approximately seven percent
Both independent and partisan observers have long described the United States as an ox or a mule that refuses to turn or move on the inclinations of an unpredictable caretaker.
