During every election cycle, Americans are treated to a cacophony of supposedly differing ideologies on tax policy. The two dominating party-powers put on an impressive show, each claiming to
On Tuesday, Senate Democrats successfully filibustered an appropriations bill that would fund the U.S. Department of Homeland Security until September. The bill, passed by the U.S. House on
Facebook seems to be constantly inundated with memes that have similar themes to this one:
There are several variations of this meme, from stating that Congress should make what our
Privacy has been a major concern for the American public in the last several years, primarily because of leaked or released information about government projects involving collecting information about civilian
Digital learning is becoming more prominent in classrooms as schools prepare students for the digital world. However, only 61 percent of California schools and 56 percent of the state'
The Independent Party of Oregon claims that it has qualified as a major party in Oregon.
IPO Secretary Sal Peralta reports that he contacted the secretary of state's
Last week, the Boston Globe
reported that former Florida Governor Jeb Bush smoked marijuana as a teenager at prep school. The report resulted in Sen. Rand Paul, a potential presidential
The call for body-worn video cameras on police officers is growing across the United States. Laws to require the use of these cameras were introduced in almost a dozen
The United States' tradition for expensive warfare continues. According to a
report published by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University on January 21, funding commitments for the global
Recently, IVN published an article about the
Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce, a political action network headed by Charles and David Koch, and its decision to budget nearly $900 million
On Thursday, January 29, the California Court of Appeal in San Francisco affirmed a lower court's dismissal of the case,
Rubin v. Padilla (formally Rubin v. Bowen). Third
On Monday, the Senate failed to reach cloture on the Keystone XL measure, signaling a long, bitter fight to come. With a 53-39 vote, cloture failed by 7 votes.
