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The California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS), the largest public pension in the country, is considering legal action against banks that fraudulently fixed the Libor rate. Quite
The Green Party of the United States held its Presidential Nominating Convention in Baltimore, Maryland last weekend. The first two days of the conventions had workshops ranging from "Youth
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The Supreme Court is the forgotten branch of our government. Our nation celebrates the democratic process that yields our
The Associated Press reports that Washington State plans to launch an app next week which will allow Facbeook users to register to vote on the social media network. The application
To kick off our first offical post, we decided to bring some facts we found on the history of voting in America. Enjoy!
1. When the US began, only white,
George Washington's farewell address concerning political parties. Was he right?
However may now and then answer popular ends, they are likely in the course of time and things,
The importance of technology globally hit a critical level with the invention and proliferation of cell phones. Innovative solutions to everyday inconveniences in countries with varying levels of development have
Check out some IVN articles that pertain to History Unspun's mantra! One pertains to George Washington and the importance of the 4th of July, while the other, in
Today marks former South African President Nelson Mandela's 94th birthday. It's a date many are observing around the world. Mandela spent 27 years in political imprisonment
Welcome to History Unspun! The History Unspun blog is a designated place for unfiltered and unbiased past and present political trivia. We will share a range of varying facts about
The mixture of open primaries and redistricting has shaken up California’s political system this election cycle. Congressional incumbents face new challenges in the upcoming general election. Voters will no