The United States federal government is made up of three branches: the executive, the judicial, and the legislative. The legislative branch is made up of the two chambers of Congress: the House Continue Reading
The legislative branch, as one of the three branches of the federal government, is the group responsible for creating the laws for the nation. This branch is made up of two chambers: Continue Reading
The legislative branch, as one of the three branches of the federal government, is the group responsible for creating the laws under which Americans in all 50 states must live. This branch Continue Reading
Both houses of Congress – the House of Representatives and the Senate – have similar jobs. Representatives and senators both write and vote on laws and sit on committees, and both are Continue Reading
Like U.S. House of Representatives, the Senate is a key element of the legislative branch of the federal government. Senators, like representatives, are responsible for making laws that govern the 50 states Continue Reading
Both houses of Congress – the House of Representatives and the Senate – have similar jobs. Representatives and senators both write and vote on laws and sit on committees, and both are Continue Reading
The U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate both make up the legislative branch of the federal government. It is responsible for creating federal law that applies to all 50 states in Continue Reading
The U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate both make up the legislative branch of the federal government. It is responsible for creating federal law that applies to all 50 states in Continue Reading
The U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate both make up the legislative branch of the federal government. It is responsible for creating federal law that applies to all 50 states in Continue Reading
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The Spill: Sistine Chapel of the Ancients
An Unexpected Find in the Amazon In the Amazon jungle, a group of archeologists found an eight-mile cliff wall with decorations thought to be made 12,500 years ago. They call it the Continue Reading
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The Spill: Immunity Passports
COVID Passports – For Real? America suffers from a pandemic that has altered the freedoms we are all used to enjoying. Since the onset of COVID-19 nearly one year ago, Americans have Continue Reading
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The Spill: The Race for Georgia
The Balance of Power Comes Down to Georgia As former Vice President Joe Biden and President Trump wait for the dust to settle on the election, Georgia is in the throes of Continue Reading
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The Spill: Don’t Forget the Senate!
Who Will Control the Senate? The 2020 election has been the center of the news cycle and most people’s thoughts for a few months now. While most people are thinking about who Continue Reading
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The Spill: The Hyperloop Train
Faster than a speeding bullet? maybe. Something right out of a science fiction film? Definitely. The hyperloop capsule took its first test with a resounding success, taking its two passengers on a Continue Reading
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The Spill: A Flag for the Magnolia State
A New Flag for Mississippi Mississippi is getting a new flag. The current flag has the confederate battle insignia in the top left corner. It’s the last state flag in the country Continue Reading
A brief phase of President Donald Trump’s Senate impeachment trial began on Wednesday, January 29: The 16-hour period for senators to ask questions of both the president’s defense and the House impeachment Continue Reading
A new and brief phase of the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump began on Wednesday, January 29: The 16-hour window for senators to ask questions of both the president’s lawyers Continue Reading
