Issues and priorities change in Washington with the wind. Each president faces criticism and has to paint an optimistic veneer on his speeches to point out that work is still
President
Barack Obama will deliver his sixth State of the Union on Tuesday, January 20, and has made this article a great deal easier to write by laying out his
Kansas Secretary of State
Kris Kobach has submitted two new election reforms to the Kansas Legislature that are a direct response to the 2014 U.S. Senate race, where Republican
U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer’s (D-Calif.) decision not to run for re-election in 2016 was kept under wraps until she decided to announce her intentions in early
Filmmaker Michael Moore got the Twitterverse buzzing on Sunday when he tweeted that snipers are cowards. Conservative and pro-military users on Twitter and media outlets responded by giving Moore
Two weeks ago, I took an immense amount of criticism in the comments section on both the IVN page and Facebook site for the article, 3 Reasons Why Lower Gas
Independent voters are the fastest growing voting bloc in the U.S. The number of people who self-identify as neither Republican nor Democrat has been on a steady
incline
As the country marks the 42nd anniversary of the
Roe v. Wade decision, the Republican-controlled 114th Congress has introduced several pro-life bills that have some calling this the
We are all familiar with the rough outlines of the narrative: Followers of Islam commit terrorist acts in numbers far out of proportion to their representation in the human family.
On Thursday, January 15, oral arguments were made before the California State Appeals Court in San Francisco in the case
Rubin v. Bowen. Third parties continue to challenge the nonpartisan,
On Thursday, Arizona became the first state in the U.S. to pass a law requiring high school students to
pass a civics exam before graduating. Lawmakers who support the
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