News out of New York suggests that compromise is not dead — yet.
Negotiations surrounding the state’s budget, while contentions, managed to achieve a resolution that produced a budget that
Editor's note: This article has been updated to be more up to date with the current presidential administration. Updated on January 20, 2017.
When Donald Trump is sworn
Generally, most Americans like to think of our elections as a public process, designed to elect candidates that best represent the people of a given district.
Right?
Then why is
If there is one issue that both Republican and Democratic lawmakers continue to evoke it is the jarring economic inequality of the United States. Although they disagree on the remedy,
The Washington Post created a video montage of some of the best late-night jokes surrounding the Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which was recently revised by the Indiana Legislature
At a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing Thursday, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker highlighted the importance of securing the United States' northern border as well as the one to
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), who is expected to announce his candidacy for President of the United States, defends his stance against forced vaccinations and to lower the tax code.
Cheaper gas prices, a stronger dollar, China trimming U.S. debt -- the initial reaction for anyone not familiar with the intricacies of how the global economy works will surely see
Actress and comedian Roseanne Barr ran for president in 2012 under the banner of the Peace and Freedom Party. According to the FEC, Barr appeared on the ballot in 3
Update: After reconsidering the legislation, a committee in the Idaho House approved the cannabidiol oil bill in a 12-4 vote.
Idaho is not a place one would expect to
It took just 7 days for Indiana Governor Mike Pence to cave to the social and moral pressure to revise the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA).
“Over the past week
Vox reported Wednesday that Stanford University has implemented a new program that will make it easier for low-, middle-, and upper-middle class families to afford college. Stanford will now
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