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Late last week, the US Senate Judiciary Committee agreed to the wording of an amendment that will likely have consequences for the future of journalism. The
“In the era of voting wars, the right to vote is itself subject to continued partisan, regional, and racial conflict. It is time to resolve the fights and fulfill the
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The Indian economy has been sluggish as of late. Corresponding to an underwhelming growth rate, the rupee has also lost substantial strength in the global market. In
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Poverty is increasingly becoming a deterrent to academic achievement. Research indicates that 46.2 million Americans, or about 15 percent of the population, lived in poverty in 2011.
Few people have been talking about how the Syrian conflict will affect the 2016 presidential elections, but there is a high chance that it will. Regardless of this new agreement
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With existing-home sales and prices surging, once-dour housing analysts now glow about the return of a linchpin for the economy and one of the
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Revolutions! Coups! Internal and multinational tension! Economic sanctions! Chemical weapons! Russian ally! Many of these terms can describe the goings-on in any number of Middle Eastern
More states file “on time” -- on their own standard, anyway
Truthful accounting includes timely accounting. Our governments have made some progress on this score, but we believe there is still
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Civil war in Syria has been raging, in one form or another, since the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011. The resulting refugee crisis and recent use of
The cost of education has undergone dramatic changes over the last century. Institutions like Harvard, Yale, and others were initially attended by 0.001 percent of the population. By 1900,
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The classified documents leaked by Edward Snowden keep on coming. The latest information to be released is a 2009 document that says the NSA often shares raw
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A recent study by the American Bar Association found several flaws in Virginia's death penalty, and made recommendations for reform.
While the study
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