Americans are often misinformed, occasionally downright dumb, and easily misled by juicy-sounding rumors.
This past election cycle taught our children several things. It taught our children that racism is still alive and well and that even though an African American has been elected President of the United States, he is not immune from racist attacks, remarks and name calling.
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The White House apologized on Wednesday to a black Agriculture Department employee who was ousted for her remarks about race, acknowledging that officials did not know all the facts when she was fired.
President Barack Obama is the Gulf Coast, ready for a firsthand look at the devastating oil spill and a briefing on how to clean it up.
The battle against bullying is extending to what children watch on television.
The President went to make the pitch for the games to satisfy his home town politicians and friends. The White House knew that Rio had the better chance because the games had never been in South America. The article's premise is so ridiculous.
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It is hard to believe that anyone would feel it appropriate to scare the elderly just to try to stop a bill designed to help all Americans, including the elderly. The GOP first tells people that the Government will not allow them to choose their doctors, hospital or health plan.
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I am urging you to please support the President's call for Health Care Reform. For so many years, this has been called for and yet it has been repeatedly ignored. I cannot understand why anyone would feel it is okay to deny everyone the right to the best health care.
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WESTERVILLE, Ohio -- At the close of a political week focused in large part on the youth vote, Mitt Romney visited a small liberal arts college in central Ohio, and after taking the pulse of a small group of graduating seniors, delivered a political speech billed as a …
Updated at 6:45p.m. ET Two years after a hard-fought victory, President Barack Obama’s signature legislative accomplishment -- the health care reform law -- seemed at risk of being struck down as the Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday. “I think it’s very dou …
SANFORD, Fla. - A neighbor of George Zimmerman and fellow neighborhood watch captain in their Florida gated community came to his defense Tuesday, saying Zimmerman shot Miami teenager Trayvon Martin after numerous burglaries at The Retreat at Twin Lakes.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah -- Utah Gov. Gary Herbert on Friday vetoed a controversial bill banning public schools from teaching contraception as a way of preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. The bill, which also sought to bar instruction on homosexuality or other …
After reporting the presence of a suspicious person to 911 and being told not to follow said suspicious person, George Zimmerman - a so-called "neighborhood watch" patrolman - shoots and kills an unarmed teenager who was walking to his father's home with candy for his little brot …
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