Bolivian President Resigns After Election Scandal
It seems Evo Morales might have won the election unfairly – and the people of Bolivia didn’t stand by and allow it.
Bolivia’s president, Evo Morales, recently resigned. His resignation signals the…
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Satellite Tech Reveals Mysteries of Tell Brak
New technology provides insights into one of the world’s oldest cities.
Technology has come a long way, but sometimes new inventions…
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First Amendment: Appealing to the Government for Change
Greta Mural Sparks Controversy
Huge portrait of Greta Thunberg now stares down at San Francisco streets.
The Swedish teen climate activist, Greta Thunberg, has made quite…
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Connecticut: The Provision State
“I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.”
Connecticut was one of the first 13 colonies established in…
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Space: The New Frontier for Investors
Is outer space where the next generations will make money?
With space exploration and off-world technology creating headlines every day,…
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Humanoid Species Discovered
New findings raise questions about the origins of mankind.
In 2013, anthropologists discovered a new species of ancient humans…
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What Is an ETF?
Exchange-traded funds: Pros and cons of investing.
Today, there are about 6,500 exchange-traded funds (ETFs) worldwide, holding…
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Football Fairness: Should Lopsided Scoring Be Allowed?
Is the lopsided score rule actually helping anyone?
A high school football coach in Nassau County, New York,…
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Denver: A City Built by Rail
While the “Pike’s Peak or Bust” gold rush brought many to Denver, the railroad was the city’s greatest success.
Denver is the state capital of Colorado and is known…
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Veterans Day: A Tribute to all Who Fought
Veterans Day has been an American holiday since 1954, but it had been Armistice Day since shortly after World War I.
Veteran’s Day is the day we honor and celebrate our…
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The Spill: Blowing the Whistle
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John Quincy Adams: Old Man Eloquent
John Quincy Adams passionately supported freedom of speech and was strongly against the “peculiar institution” of slavery.
John Quincy Adams (1767–1848) was the sixth president of the…
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First Amendment: Protecting the Right to Gather in Public
Federalist vs. Anti-Federalist: The Creation of the Constitution
The fierce debate that resulted in the creation of America’s founding documents.
The United States Constitution, along with the Bill of Rights,…
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Whistleblowers: Impeaching Trump and Beyond
Is there secret information that could remove the president, and what is a whistleblower anyway?
There’s been a lot of talk in the news lately…
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Colorado: The Mysterious Anasazi
A state of extremes.
Colorado is sometimes referred to as the “Centennial State” in…
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Keystone Pipeline Erupts in North Dakota
Approximately 380,000 gallons of crude oil has spilled.
An oil spill last week in the small town of…
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Oil Giant Saudi Aramco to Go Public
Saudi Aramco is selling shares of the company to investors – foreign and domestic.
The world’s most profitable company is going public. Saudi Aramco,…
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What is GDP? The Pros and Cons
Is gross domestic product a useful metric?
The U.S. government recently reported that the gross domestic product…
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California Wildfires: Thousands of Acres Are Burning
California always had wildfires – but it has seemed worse these last few years.
As Smokey the Bear used to say, “Only YOU can…
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Sacramento: Gold Rush Boom Town
Sacramento began as a small colony of Swiss settlers and American pioneers. Then someone struck gold!
Sacramento is the capital city of California, but it wasn’t…
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House Impeachment Inquiry: The Investigation Continues
House Democrats have been investigating President Trump since he first took office – but now they have to share what they find.
The House of Representatives voted to approve an impeachment inquiry…
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The Spill: IS Defeat
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James Monroe: The Good Feelings President
A growing economy and the victory over the British in the War of 1812 earned Monroe’s term the title of “Era of Good Feelings.”
James Monroe (1758-1831) was the fifth president of the United…
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The Meaning of Monsters
Monsters teach us important lessons about the human condition.
In recent years, political correctness has reduced the diversity of…
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First Amendment: Empowering the Press
The First Amendment ensures journalists are free to report on anything.
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion,…
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Halloween: What’s It All About?
What started as a way to honor the dead has changed into the modern fun we now have.
Halloween wasn’t always the fun, carefree event it is today.…
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Teens banned from Trick-or-Treating!?
City bans teenagers from Halloween activity.
Are you or your friends too old to go trick-or-treating?…
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What is Outsourcing? Pros and Cons
Should businesses send their work elsewhere?
Congress recently passed a bill that would make companies traded…
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California: A Disputed Land
The U.S. was not the first country to claim California.
California, the Golden State, was the 31st state to be…
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Ghosts of the White House
Over the years, many former residents have allegedly been seen haunting their old home.
“My dear Clara, it seems that the White House is…
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Isolationism vs. Non-Intervention – What is the Difference?
U.S. foreign policy has often meddled in other nations’ affairs.
Former President George W. Bush recently opened a debate on…
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Be on the Lookout for a Bit of Blue This Halloween
Blue candy buckets can make Halloween more enjoyable for autistic kids.
All Hallows Eve is a time of fun that kids…
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: The Caliph Is No More
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi led ISIS through its meteoric rise to power – and its fall.
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was the leader of a terrorist organization…
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Just in Time for Halloween, Mummies Found in Egypt
Popular scary movies might show mummies as ancient monsters from Egypt, but in reality, mummification was just the lavish way the wealthy wanted to be preserved.
Just in time for Halloween, archaeologists in Egypt found 30…
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Capitalism vs Socialism: Who controls the market?
The Spill: Independence Protests
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James Madison: An Advocate for Religious Liberty
James Madison believed the state should not meddle in religion.
James Madison (1751–1836) was the fourth president of the United…
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School Lunch Debt: No Donations Allowed
The Cherry Hill school district in New Jersey has a problem with unpaid lunch debt – but they won’t allow any donations to pay for it.
School meals are a very important part of any student’s…
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First Amendment: Protecting the Right to Disagree
Without freedom of speech, the government could punish anyone for saying anything.
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion,…
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Turkey vs. Syria: Is Peace on the Horizon?
Could the temporary ceasefire turn into permanent peace?
Over the past week, there have been some new developments…
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Arkansas: The Downstream Place
The US purchased this state from the French.
The Territory of Arkansas became the 25th state of the…
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Spain Faces Catalan Protests
Separatist demonstrators take to the streets in outrage.
The fight for independence is not a new concept; peoples…
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America’s Middle Class is Among the Richest in the World
Compared to other nations, average families in the US are thriving.
Where would you prefer to be middle-class: The United States…
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Canada Votes 2019: Justin Trudeau Wins
Trudeau will continue as Canada’s PM, this time in a minority government.
Prior to the 2019 Canadian election, the pollsters had predicted…
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Censuring Officials: How is it Done?
Members of Congress and presidents who have been publicly shamed for their behavior.
Recently, Republicans in the House of Representatives tried to censure…
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What is a Union? Pros and Cons
Unions are back in the news again after General Motors employees walked off the job and went on strike last in September.
For more than a month, nearly 50,000 United Auto Workers…
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Phoenix: A City Risen from the Ruins of Another Civilization
Phoenix was built upon the remains of an older Native American civilization.
Phoenix is the capital of Arizona, and it is aptly…
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UN Human Rights Council full of Alleged Human Rights Abusers
How do Libya, Sudan, Venezuela, and Mauritania deserve a spot on the council?
The United Nations recently held a secret ballot vote to…
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The Spill: Brave Hurricane
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Elevator to the Moon: Soon to Come or Just Science Fiction?
Could this theory become reality?
How exciting would it be to be able to go…
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Thomas Jefferson: The Conflicted Architect of Freedom
Thomas Jefferson helped define American freedom – but he didn’t grant that freedom to all.
Thomas Jefferson (1743 – 1826) was America’s third president and…
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First Amendment: Keeping the State Out of the Church
The Founders knew that for liberty to thrive, the government must not legislate religion.
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion,…
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Hurricane: A Fine Canine Recognized for a Job Well Done
Secret Service dog Hurricane is recognized for a job well done.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower once said, “What counts is…
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Moving Out Part 2: How Does Renting Work?
Practical insight into renting a property for the first time.
In Part One, we looked at whether renting is a…
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Arizona: The Home of the Hopi
Arizona is the ancestral home to many tribes, and today has more reservation land than any other state.
Arizona was the 48th state admitted into the Union; however,…
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The NBA Caves to China
China didn’t like what a team owner had to say, so they took it out on the league.
The National Basketball Association has been in the news lately…
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Moving Out Part 1: Is Renting Realistic?
More and more young adults are choosing generational living.
Young people over the past few decades have expected to…
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Nobel Prize: Rewarding Contributions to Peace Since 1901
Juneau: A City Built on Gold
Alaska’s capital city was founded during a gold rush.
Alaska, the 49th state, is known as the last frontier.…
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Columbus Day, Indigenous People’s Day – What’s in a Name?
Some call it Columbus Day, but many prefer to recognize the natives who were here when he arrived.
Columbus Day is celebrated each year on the second Monday…
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The Spill: Phone Call Scandal
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John Adams: The Second President and So Much More
John Adams was instrumental in creating the United States – well beyond just serving as second president.
John Adams (1735 – 1826) has the distinction of being…
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What’s the Deal With Ukraine?
The country’s background and its role in the Trump-Biden scandal.
The country of Ukraine has been in the news quite…
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What is Automation? Pros and Cons
Will machines steal our jobs or help our businesses in the future?
If you have been to a McDonald’s location lately, you…
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Alaska: Seward’s Folly Paid Off
Many thought that Alaska was worthless, but for only $7.2 million, America struck gold.
Alaska, the last frontier, was one of the newest states…
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Japan Leaves the IWC – And Whaling Is Legal Again
After more than 30 years, commercial whaling is legal in Japan once again.
The age-old tradition of whaling has just been reinstated in…
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A Newly Discovered Planet Drives Change in Scientific Theory
Astronomers are continuously surprised by unexpected discoveries.
Astronomers keep discovering alien planets they don’t understand. Recently, they…
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Montgomery: Confederates, Protests, and the First Flights
Alabama’s state capital has had a tumultuous history.
Montgomery, Alabama: The Early Years Montgomery, the capital city of…
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The New Rule in Scotland: No More Spanking
Scottish Parliament has banned physical discipline, considering it assault against children.
In a landmark decision of international interest, the Scottish parliament…
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What is the Federal Budget? (Part 2: Deficit)
An unsustainable situation.
To read Part One of "What is the Federal Budget?"…
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The Spill: SA Opens
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George Washington: From Farmer to First President
The first president didn’t want to lead, but he loved his country.
The country’s first president, George Washington, was born on February…
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What is the Federal Budget? (Part 1: Surplus)
What does the government do with the money it collects?
The United States budget is the federal government’s revenue (the money it…
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Ellis Island and America’s First Immigrant
The story of an Irish girl who became America’s first official migrant.
Immigration is a hot topic in today’s world where Americans…
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Modern Saudi Arabia to Welcome Tourists
Islamic country opens up to foreigners.
Saudi Arabia has finally opened its doors to allow tourists…
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Alabama: From Indian Territory to State
Alabama had a long road from the land of thicket clearers to the state as we know it today.
Alabama became the 22nd state on December 14, 1819. Known…
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Stores Launch Gender Neutral Toys
The toy business tackles social issues.
A recent trend shows some toy manufacturers following along with…
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The Black Patriots of the Revolutionary War
The end of slavery in America hearkens back to these national heroes.
The Revolutionary War was a pivotal moment in world history.…
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President Trump May Face Impeachment – But Why?
The Ukraine call is just the most recent reason given for impeaching Trump.
There has been a lot of talk in the news…
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The Progressive Revolution
Progressivism has unseated the Founders’ vision as America’s fundamental political philosophy.
Written by Collin Lehmann. Although political scientists have long understood…
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The History of Impeachment: From Johnson to Trump
Only three presidents have been impeached. Will Trump be number four?
What is impeachment and how is it used? What happens…
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Why the Electoral College is Important
Learn why the Electoral college is vital to our political system.
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The Spill: School Walkouts
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Employees Striking at GM
General Motors workers demand fair pay and benefits.
Employees at auto company General Motors are striking. Since September…
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How is the US Dollar Made?
Everything you need to know about money.
Whether you have a $5 banknote in your wallet or…
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What is Quantitative Easing?
How does QE work?
There is now speculation that the Federal Reserve – the…
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A Climate of Concern: School Walkouts and UN Summits
Climate activists around the world feel a need to do something, but what?
Climate change is a divisive issue. Many believe manmade climate…
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America’s Party Problem
America’s political parties have become a problem – but can this issue be solved?
Written by Stephen Iovino. We have a party problem in…
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E Pluribus Unum: The Story of America’s Motto
The history behind the Great Seal, its symbols, and motto.
Have you ever wondered where we get the words and…
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The Spill: NK Letter
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School Boy Wins Hearts at University of Tennessee
Creative thinking may get you bullied, but the rewards can be great in the end.
Not every news story revolves around major scientific discoveries or…
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Taxation: How Does It Affect You?
An inside look into America’s tax system.
A day does not go by where taxes are not…
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Talk of Peace Between North Korea and the US on the Horizon
The possibility of more talk of peace brings hope of denuclearization.
The threat of nuclear war has been a concern for…
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A Tale of Two Holidays: Constitution and Citizenship Day
How September 17 came to host two national holidays celebrating America.
America celebrates independence on the Fourth of July. But while…
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The Foundation of America is Cracked
The Constitution is supposed to be the solid foundation of our nation – not a “living document” to be changed whenever convenient.
Written by Chase DeGuido. The United States of America is…
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In God We Trust: The Birth of a Motto
Have you ever wondered how America got it’s “In God We Trust” motto?
Have you ever wondered how America got its motto “In…
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The Spill: India’s Moon Landing, 9/11 Anniversary, and Dinosaur Discovery
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Scientists Discover New Dinosaur Species
Prehistoric skeleton unearthed in Japan.
Japanese scientists have discovered a new species of dinosaur. Excavations…
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The Value of Life
One thing we have always valued as a nation is upholding virtue.
Written by Sara Grundvig. The Russian novel Crime and Punishment by…
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Recession: The Pros and Cons of the Economic Downturn
Recessions happen, but they can have positive effects too.
A recession is defined as when the national economy declines…
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America Commemorates 9/11
Remembering the September 11 attack on its 18th anniversary.
Never before in the history of the United States had…
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India’s Moon Landing – Unexplored Territory
Scientists lose contact with rover.
India’s attempts to successfully make a moon landing may have…
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Gerrymandering: A Corruption Republicans and Democrats Have in Common
This corrupt practice violates the rights of the people – and both major parties are guilty.
Written by Jackson Roberts. Our nation is built on the…
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The US Dollar: King of Currencies
Where the dollar came from and how it became the world’s top currency.
What exactly is the US dollar and what is its…
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The Spill: Labor Day, WWII Anniversary and Climate Change
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World Leaders Meet on 80th Anniversary of WWII
Hitler almost took over the world, and it all started in Poland.
This week saw the 80th anniversary of the beginning of…
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The Truth About Climate Change
Is the science settled on climate change, and should can we do about it?
You may have heard that humans are destroying the planet…
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McGuire Or Maguire? Whoever Gave Us Labor Day, Thank You!
Some folks say Peter J. McGuire started Labor Day and others give Matthew Maguire the credit.
For many Americans, Labor Day is a much-appreciated three-day weekend,…
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The 19th Amendment and Women’s Suffrage
Women fought for nearly 100 years before winning the right to vote.
“Everybody counts in applying democracy. And there will never be…
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The Spill: Amazon Fires, Japan Trade Deal, and the Electoral College
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Amazon Fires: Problem? Yes. Unprecedented? No.
The ancient rainforest hasn’t been around as long as many people think.
According to recent reports, a whopping 9,000 fires are raging…
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Free Trade and Tariffs: Pros and Cons
How much should the government be involved in trade?
In economics, free trade happens when buyers and sellers from…
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The Electoral College – Does it Work for America?
The Founders wanted it to give a voice to smaller states, but many say it’s undemocratic.
The electoral college has been the subject of debate since…
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US-Japan Trade Deal Announced
The US and Japan reached a surprise trade agreement, announced at the G7.
President Trump recently traveled to France for the G7 summit,…
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The Spill: HK Protest, Dietary Changes, and Buying Greenland
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Greenland, USA – Is Trump Playing Or Serious?
Trump cancels planned trip to Denmark after spats over the big island.
President Donald Trump was scheduled to visit Denmark, but he…
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What is the Federal Reserve? Pros and Cons
What exactly does the central bank do, and does it help or hurt Americans?
The Federal Reserve has recently taken over the news cycle.…
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Holy Cow: You’re In For A Change Of Diet
Scientists say eating insects may be the future.
How much meat do you eat? Many Americans eat meat…
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5 Facts: The Growing Epidemic of Mass Shootings
Gen Z takes a look at the issue of mass shootings.
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Free Health Care: What Is It, and Is It Good for America?
How should we pay for our health care, point of use or taxation?
What is free health care? Would Americans benefit from such…
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Police and Protesters Clash in Hong Kong
Protests in Hong Kong over perceived anti-democratic law.
The last few weeks have seen mass protests in Hong…
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Supreme Court Approves Trump’s Border Wall Plan
SCOTUS approves Trump's spending on border wall.
A major question in politics today considers who should be…
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Boris Johnson Announced Prime Minister of Britain
What's the inside scoop on Britain's new prime minister?
Boris Johnson was recently announced the new prime minister of…
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Citizenship Grant – A Gift for Legal Immigrants
$10 million to help legal immigrants become citizens?
Immigrants wishing to become permanent citizens of the United States…
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Political Parties: Are They the Problem and Do We Need Them?
The United States Constitution doesn’t mention political parties, so why do we have them and would we be better off without them?
Political discussions and debates tend to revolve around the ideas…
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Free Speech in College: Should Students Be Protected or Exposed?
Just how free should speech be?
Just how far does the freedom of speech extend in…
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Pros and Cons of the Minimum Wage
Will the minimum wage go to $15 an hour? Should it?
Since July 2009, the federal minimum wage has been $7.25…
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Crisis at the Border: Is a Wall the Answer?
Facts on the border wall.
After months of debate on immigration policy and whether a…
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