Healthcare Debate Turmoil
At most public gatherings focused on President Barack Obama's healthcare reform proposals, Americans have expressed their strong feelings in a peaceful and civil...
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Rand Paul Running for U.S. Senate
Rand Paul officially opened his campaign for Kentucky’s open U.S. Senate seat August 5. Paul is a medical doctor and the son of...
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“Hillary: the Movie” Awaits Sotomayor
Hillary: the Movie, a controversial documentary about former U.S. Senator and current Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will be the first case newly...
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No More War on Terror, White House Claims
The Obama administration has declared an end to the “war on terror,” which undoubtedly scares the neocons as much it warms the hearts...
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Cyberattack Takes Down Twitter
A denial-of-service attack took down the Twitter short messaging service on the morning of August 6. As of this writing, the Twitter status...
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Marines Fight Facebook, NFL Tackles Twitter
The Los Angeles Times reported on August 5 that the Defense Department is studying how to use social networking sites such as Facebook,...
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Celebrating Christmas in July in Krum, Texas
From Krum, Texas, comes the heartwarming story of a small town that pulled together to celebrate Christmas in July for a young girl...
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Obama’s Healthcare Prescription
President Barack Obama has a prescription to fix what ails America’s current healthcare system. He presented his essential ideas during ABC’s Prescription for...
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Browning: One Man’s Impact
On a particular fall day in 1889, the members of the Ogden Rifle Club of Ogden, Utah, were out in force. The men...
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Communist Ties Become Issue in NYC Politics
As we reported in a related article published yesterday, John Choe is a leading candidate in the September 15 Democratic primary for New...
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Clinton Stumps for International Criminal Court
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, speaking at a town hall meeting at the University of Nairobi, Kenya, on August 6, said it...
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Health Insurance Lobby Speaks Out
Karen Ignagni, president of America’s Health Insurance Plans, told reporters during an August 4 conference call that critics of private health insurance providers...
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All Doped Up
Between 1996 and 2005, Reuters reports, the use of anti-depressants doubled to nearly 10 percent of the American population. In 1996, the figure...
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Abortion and Public Health Insurance
Associated Press reported on August 5 that “health care legislation before Congress would allow a new government-sponsored insurance plan to cover abortions, a...
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Lobbyists for Communist N. Korea & China Worming Way into Big Apple Politics
With North Korea defiantly slinging missiles in our direction, now might not seem the most propitious time for a politico tied to this...
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