October 7, 2015, marks the 14th anniversary of the War in Afghanistan. During that time, we have spent over $700 billion and more than 2,200 American lives have been
The one argument about Social Security that draws in more conflict than any other is: does Social Security contribute to the deficit?
For all of the drama, the answer is
The latest headlines on nonpartisan voting rights from across the nation. Enjoy.
Young, Independent Voters Denied Full Access to Elections in Pa.
Source: John Finnerty, The Herald
My Take: From
In our first installment, we addressed the general philosophy of the Sanders campaign and in the second, we covered the first four planks of Bernie's Agenda for America.
A bill proposed by Rep. David Jolly (R-Fla.) calls for a mandated 40-hour workweek for all members of Congress while they are in Washington.
House Resolution 457 states
A recent Gallup poll took a closer look at the political differences that define the Urban/Rural divide -- this time by how both sides tend to perceive the economy.In
Jimmy LaSalvia has always identified himself as a conservative, but in 2014, the influential consultant and party activist officially left the Republican Party. His memoir, No Hope: Why I Left
On July 24, 2015, Greg Dorsey filed a lawsuit against the Maryland State Board of Elections, arguing that the state's requirements for independent ballot access for a Senate
Independent candidates for president aren't the only ones who have to deal with rigged debates and a flawed system that uses polls to determine access to the stage.
... neither shall they learn war any more. --
Outside of the U.N. Building in New York City, there is a powerful depiction of Isaiah's vision of humanity beating
US. Senator Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), elected in 2010 after five terms in the House of Representatives, may be facing a challenge from within his own party.
James Marter, a