40% Of Americans Have Yet To Decide: Is Snowden A Patriot Or A Traitor?
Edward Snowden has done something few have been able to do in our politicized, partisan environment: cause opinion to zig-zag across party lines.
Read more ›Edward Snowden has done something few have been able to do in our politicized, partisan environment: cause opinion to zig-zag across party lines.
Read more ›One of the loudest alarms set off by the National Security Agency leaks was well articulated by the Project on Government Oversight.
Read more ›Evangelicals, long ‘red state’ supporters, have suddenly embraced the cause of immigrants, raising the question, ‘Why now?’ The answers are mixed bunch.
Read more ›Evangelicals want to boycott companies supporting marriage equality — here’s the short list of where they can start.
Read more ›Ready to give up a little piece of yourself to the government? If not, pay close attention to the mind-boggling decision the Supreme Court just issued.
Read more ›The victims of sexual abuse were women, the judge was a woman, the prosecutor was a woman. Still, not one day will he spend in prison. How can that be?
Read more ›The FBI announced that they are questioning a ‘person of interest’ in the case of letters laced with the toxin ricin sent to politicians this week.
Read more ›As the Catholic pedophilia scandal evolves, many are relieved to see that government is demanding clarity in the decades-long assault of children.
Read more ›Those most affected by the Boston Marathon bombing decided they would be neither defeated nor robbed of the momentousness of the race by tragedy.
Read more ›Not only are GOP lawmakers at odds with each other, those siding with Jan Brewer are receiving death threats from their more rabid right-wing constituents.
Read more ›The investigation needs to look at this bridge to reinforce for the rest of the nation the urgency of investing in our decaying infrastructure.
Read more ›Some Republicans claim the move to add the amendment is about lowering tuition. Because they’re so concerned about the pocketbooks of out-of-state students.
Read more ›XL Pipeline: What a sad and disheartening commentary on our democracy if the decision comes down to who can afford the most advertising in the media.
Read more ›Petcoke releases an average of 53.6 percent more carbon dioxide than coal. And who owns the pile piling up in Detroit? That’d be the Koch Brothers.
Read more ›It’s obvious the Latino population is growing, along with its political power, but the GOP can’t seem to grasp that… defections like Pantoja’s help.
Read more ›When authorities released the photos of Boston bombing suspects last month, it may have given a boost for an unsolved triple homicide case.
Read more ›The Department of Justice (DoJ) acknowledged Friday that it obtained two months of the Associated Press’ phone records, from 20 separate phone lines, last year.
Read more ›Boston Marathon bombing suspect is buried amidst controversy and with the help of one compassionate American who believes in the adage ‘love thine enemies.’
Read more ›‘One of our sayings is ‘Stay in Trouble’ and that’s what we intend to do because we have to fight against anything that threatens the future of our grandchildren.’
Read more ›On Tuesday, Mississippi came within a whisper of executing a man who has been pleading for DNA testing of previously untested physical evidence.
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