Although the 2016 election may not necessarily be fresh in the minds of the public, presidential candidates have been planning their campaigns ever since the last election ended. Two of the rumored candidates...
Recently the United States Supreme Court has agreed to take on two cases that will answer the question of whether a warrant-less search of a cellphone in relation to a person's arrest is unconstitutional....
This January, in an election for a seat on a community college board, a middle aged white man won on the pretense that he was black in a largely black area of Houston. He has taken his seat, but is currently...
On Jan. 9, the IDS 834 School Board, in charge of decisions in the Stillwater schools, voted 6-1 to raise their own pay. This is the first pay raise the school board has taken since 1997.
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“This morning I terminated the employment of Bridget Kelly, effective immediately. I terminated her employment because she lied to me,” stated New Jersey Governor Chris Christie in a press conference...
In a country where the average person only makes about $7 thousand a year, a declining economy, and a possibly corrupt president, Ukraine had a glimmer of hope and progress. That hope and progress was...
Sales taxes that are made on a state by state basis run into many issues with courts, and some have been struck down, such as the case in Illinois. These laws are fought in many states because they let...
On January 5th, 2014, 60 Minutes presented a news segment criticizing Cleantech, primarily expressing the issue of the amount of taxpayer money going into the project and the seemingly little gain or profit....
When serious crimes are committed, the emotions of those involved tend to run wild and can sometimes even come off just as aggressive as the transgression at hand. The judgement of the relatives of a murder...
The reality is that welfare is an umbrella term covering multiple forms of social assistance subsidies, including Social Security and Medicare. A handful of states require drug testing/screening for social...
According to the 2012 census, 46.5 million Americans live below the poverty line. When a single stitch now costs over $500, we risk an increase in untreated serious conditions, illegal purchases of medicines...
With an average number of 58 million tweets a day, people all over the world are whipping out their phones and accessing social media every second. This is one of the many luxuries the world wide web...
