On the surface, it is easy to look at the real estate foreclosure crisis and blame everything on the banks. While there is no denying that these financial institutions have
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After leaking information on National Security Agency activities, Edward Snowden has been alternately celebrated as a hero and condemned as a traitor to his country. But,
In 2012, states with higher taxpayer burdens had a lower recovery in home prices.
The American dream is to own a home, and it’s every American’s dream that
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RTI International released a study that shows most Americans support drone use when it comes to safety and crime prevention. Although unmanned aerial systems (UAS) present privacy
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Utah was the last state in the union to limit ballot access to a caucus-convention system, which allows candidates to avoid primary elections, and the major
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court of the United States struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act (VRA). The measure in question, designed to protect minority voters from
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Since 2007, New Yorkers have enjoyed a quasi-independent mayor in Michael Bloomberg.
Prior to 2001, Bloomberg identified as a Democrat. He switched his registration in
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The U.S. Supreme Court declared on Monday it would send the Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin case back to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
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In a shining example of how even a blind squirrel can occasionally stumble across ACORN, former Pennsylvania senator and presidential candidate Rick Santorum
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The Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) flipped the California-focused script and spoke with Education Secretary Arne Duncan about the developments of the federal role in schools.
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While the US government is trying to find National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden, another effort is being made to enforce compliance with congressional questioning.
Late last
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