Rep. Peter Roskam thinks corporate drug pricing practices are “outrageous,” “indefensible” and “won’t stand up to scrutiny” that his Congressional sub-committee may give them.
Roskam, a Republican from the
It's strange that Mark Zuckerberg was summoned to testify before the United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, one of the biggest committees in the U.
In the context of such political contention in the United States and around the world, it is reassuring that a point which can be agreed upon is that the use
The County of San Diego appears to be on the verge of joining other local governments in California and their Sanctuary City lawsuit.
At a rally Monday, community leaders, activists
Welcome to our weekly post, Independent Action, where we let you know the important moves Independent candidates and organizations made over the past week.
Governor Bill Walker of Alaska passed
In a move that has become so common, President Trump took to Twitter to taunt his adversaries in recent days; this time it was Russia. Russia and the United States
Every parent wants a healthy child, right? Too often, though, people neglect to consider just how much the events of childhood can leave a lasting impact on a child.
For
A bill in the Pennsylvania House to create an independent citizens' redistricting commission was rewritten to give the legislature even more control over the legislative redistricting process.
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Many Americans are currently wondering, “Why don’t our elections result in governments that implement thoughtful, public interest policies that are supported by the majority of Americans?”
The reason is
Are you tired of the partisan bickering? The two-sided, red vs. blue narrative that serves only to reinforce party platitudes rather than get to the heart of an issue? The
As it finally dawns on many consumers and businesses that everything they do online creates a record of their activity...
And that a lot of companies– like ISPs, social media
