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It seems like it was just yesterday President Obama won re-election helped in no small part by one of the widest margins of victories ever
On Thursday, our beloved Department of Justice offered a microscopic level of assuredness to “jurisdictions that have enacted laws legalizing marijuana in some form and that have also implemented strong
Demand, meet Supply
Amidst some disenchantment with both major political parties, the chart above shows, when looking across the 50 states, the share of votes earned by candidates that were
It has been five years since the economic crisis of 2008. A recent Gallup poll conducted in August shows that 58 percent of Americans working full time or part time
A quick glimpse through the Drudge Report the other night brought up quite a few articles focused on racial issues. While I know that Matt Drudge lives for controversy, I
NEW YORK - Today hundreds of people gathered in front of a McDonalds on Fifth Avenue with thousands more expected to join in over 50 cities. The LA Times reports:
About
Over the last two national elections, the number of voters who identify as independent has eclipsed both Republicans and Democrats. According to Pew Research, 38 percent of voters now identify
The rallying cry in the 1770’s was “Taxation Without Representation”. They fought a war over it and THEY won. But we are still losing.
In Pennsylvania, many counties have
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The integration of online classes into higher education is developing in California, but private online education provider Udacity is reporting its progress. Its Spring 2013 pilot program
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Earlier this month, the California Air Resources Board (ARB) -- the agency running California’s groundbreaking cap-and-trade program -- held its fourth auction of greenhouse
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Despite the best efforts of the DoD and the VA, the number of suicides among active duty service members and veterans continues to rise, and now a
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The Drug Enforcement Agency is using data in criminal investigations collected from the NSA, FBI, CIA, IRS, and the Department of Homeland Security, according to a