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After the 2004 scandal, which found then-Governor John G. Rowland guilty of accepting free vacations, unpaid flights and pro-bono construction work from various
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Students may have to come to terms with the doubled interest rate on direct federal subsidized loans. The increase occurred on the first of July due
New Jersey is holding two elections this year: the general elections for the state Legislature and the governorship and a special election to fill the U.S. Senate seat left
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A recent Gallup poll says only 26% of independents are satisfied with the work the government is doing on
One-hundred and twelve legislative bodies have come and gone. We are now in the midst of our 113th Congress. And since our inception, only 27 of these assemblies have
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With the NSA stockpiling browser data and advertising agencies targeting specific potential customers, there seems to be no end to what can be done with the massive
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While National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower Edward Snowden weighs his options about asylum, Michigan US Rep Justin Amash is seeking a way to defund the agency'
In off-election years, years where there are no major elections for national office, voters tend to hear much less about the electoral system in their state. For all the
We’ve all seen that road before: The “Pothole Express.” It’s a violent massage for you and your car.
Across the political spectrum, many Americans agree that the government
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In my last post, I discussed how nationally-covered murder trials like the George Zimmerman trials are the modern day “bread and circuses” to distract the
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The constantly shifting demographic composition of the Untied States necessitates new laws to govern the persistently changing population. As immigrants
