Specter Defects to Democrats
Seventy-nine years old and in the Senate for five terms, Arlen Specter has decided to take the plunge and make it official: after...
Seventy-nine years old and in the Senate for five terms, Arlen Specter has decided to take the plunge and make it official: after...
The world watched warily on April 27, as cases of swine flu that first emerged in Mexico in recent weeks in near-epidemic proportions...
Read more“Mexico as the ‘pier,’ Arizona as the ‘docks’ ” — meaning that Mexico serves as the initial port of entry while Arizona supplies...
Read moreFeeling the heat from veterans groups, pro-life organizations, conservatives, and even Democratic members of Congress, President Barack Obama’s Secretary for Homeland Security Janet...
Read moreA conservative movement led by Republican politicians whose only vision for the future includes more war and torture will never regain popular support...
Read more“End the Fed” rallies were staged across the nation in more than two dozen cities April 25. Attendees protested in front of every...
Read moreThe hundreds of thousands of Americans who attended Tax Day Tea Parties on April 15 may now be asking themselves, "What's next?" After...
Read moreThe Supreme Court on April 21 heard arguments in a school strip-search case, Safford School District v. Redding. Savana Redding was 13 years...
Read moreDuring the second day of four days of scheduled hearings held by the House Energy and Commerce Committee on April 22, Obama administration...
Read moreMillions of Americans and others observed the 39th annual Earth Day on April 22 and President Barack Obama was no exception. The president...
Read moreAmid the hand-wringing surrounding the 10th anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre in Littleton, Colorado, Time magazine has now weighed in on...
Read morePresident Barack Obama has equivocated once again about the possibilities of torture prosecutions. "For those who carried out some of these operations within...
Read moreThe Obama administration is still thinking bank nationalization. In the latest twist to the saga of troubled American megabanks, the New York Times...
Read moreFounded by environmentalists in the late 1960s and officially initiated by Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson in 1970, at least one ecologist/activist who lays...
Read moreThey say that no one remembers second place, but this year’s recently concluded Miss USA Pageant may prove that this isn’t always true....
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