Opening briefs are due today in the Arizona Supreme Court appeal case for supporters and opponents of the Open Elections/Open Government initiative. The challenge comes after a Superior Court
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Twice in the last month, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed that the government can access records about you held by third parties without getting
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On Tuesday, August 7, 2012, the gay and lesbian wedding magazine Equally Wed promoted an event gay rights activists called, National Marriage Equality Day. Advocates of same-sex
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Initial foreclosure filings were 6 percent higher last month than in July 2011, according to RealtyTrac. Year-over-year, initial foreclosure notice filings to distressed homeowners has
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Obama and Romney traded proverbial blows on Wednesday over a controversial lawsuit the Obama Administration filed in Ohio. The lawsuit is a response to a May repeal
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Vermont is a place where the protest vote can be in the majority and Vermont protest itself is currently in full bloom across the state.
Vermonters have
Available resources are well above projected demand but still, Californians should conserve energy throughSunday.
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A new CNN poll shows that independent voters are turning their backs on the former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.
“Among independent voters, the poll indicates President Obama has a 53%
Often credited for sparking the Arab Spring, social media has played a huge role in recent political dissent. Facebook and Twitter have become crucial tools in organized protest, even seeing
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stopped by South Africa yesterday to grace the world with her jovial dance skills. The moves were caught on tape by Reuters and have since
Gas prices are creeping up in California following a Chevron refinery fire in Richmond, but oil and gas are truly international industries. Many of United States' most contentious policies
Votizen, a non-partisan and non affiliated political platform whose goal is to "restore American democracy,” just released a new feature that may revolutionize the way in which politicians