Articles focusing on politics

President of the United States Refutes Call by NFL Referee

Obama: ‘I’d be pretty aggravated’ as a Detroit Lions fan Associated Press Article Reprint WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama says he’d be “pretty aggravated” if he were a Detroit Lions fan after the team

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Video Extra #2 >>> Charlie Hebdo Shooting: At Least 12 Dead in Paris Attack

Charlie Hebdo Shooting: At Least 12 Dead in Paris Attack

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Even the Devil Need Jesus: Ex-Governor Sentenced to Two Years

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Excuse me for being sarcastic in the title, but I had to obey my instinct. I couldn’t think of nothing else but the phrase ‘Even the Devil need Jesus’ when I heard

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Federal judge’s ruling makes Florida the 36th state where gay marriage is legal

  US District Judge Robert Hinkle issued a clarifying order on New Year’s Day that all of Florida’s county clerks have a legal duty to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples seeking to wed. The

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Jeb Bush Resigns from All Boards

thedailybeast.com Article Reprint With one year to go, the Bush dynasty is gearing up for the next presidential election. On New Year’s Eve, Jeb Bush resigned from all corporate and nonprofit board memberships and is

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Top Story 12/28/14 >>> Obama hails end of combat operations in Afghanistan

BTN STAFF Today’s Top Story comes from David Jackson of usatoday.com who wrote on the announcement of combat operation ending in Afghanistan. President Obama made the declaration earlier today stating that today marks a milestone in

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Black, Latino males lag in Boston schools

By James Vaznis Article Submission Black and Latino males are facing an educational crisis in Boston, lagging substantially behind their peers on the MCAS, high school graduation rates, and other barometers that lower their prospects

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In New Congress, House Committees Will Carry a Strong Texas Accent

By: Derek Willis Article Reprint The top three Republican leaders in the House next year are likely to be from Ohio, California and Louisiana. But the committees will be dominated by Texans.

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