Poll: Support For Gay Rights On The Rise In America

At a crucial moment in the history of same-sex civil rights in America — when issues such as gay marriage and military service of openly gay people are being debated in Congress and fought over in courts — it appears that the tide of public opinion on the issue may be shifting. 

Inching Toward A Borderless North America

The Mexican invasion of Arizona is ongoing and the administration of President Barack Obama continues to allow it to happen. 

Critics Lambast Obama Administration Following Lift Of Drilling Ban

President Barack Obama and his administration are being challenged by critics from both political parties following the announcement that the moratorium on deepwater oil drilling will be lifted. 

School District Settles Suits That Allege Laptop Privacy Violations

A school district in Pennsylvania has agreed to pay a six-figure sum to settle lawsuits involving privacy infringement. 

Poll Questions Popularity Of Tea Party Message

Many Tea Party-backed candidates are poised to help the GOP take over Congress this November, but a new poll suggests that their views may not be shared by most Americans. 

Strange Things Afoot in the Golden State

Actually, stranger than normal things are afoot in the Golden State. Considering they elected a governor who can’t pronounce “Golden State,” stranger than normal is a stretch in the land of fruits, nuts and O.J. jurors. 

The Politician

Right off, purge the thought that “your elected representatives” are yours. They belong to the government. The government owns them and the government pays them. They don’t vote for you. They vote for the government. Read this article for more on the politician… 

Obama Unveils $50 Billion Stimulus Plan To Revamp Infrastructure

President Barack Obama has requested $50 billion in stimulus spending on the nation’s infrastructure, claiming that an overhaul of America’s roads, bridges and railways can help create jobs and boost the economy. 

Angry At Everyone In Washington, Tea Party Candidates May Yet Help The GOP

While some polls have been showing Democrats apparently closing in on their Republican opponents, a major Tea Party event is expected to boost the GOP’s chances in the midterm elections, which are just over two weeks away. 

It's Simple to Balance The Budget Without Higher Taxes