Articles focusing on politics

Facebook Denies Special Partnership with Police

By Josh Wolford Article Reprint It’s no secret that Facebook will cooperate will law enforcement. The company will disclose account records upon receiving a valid subpoena, court order, search warrant, or national security letter. Basically,

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Car bombs kill at least 56 people in Iraq

By: Sinan Salaheddin Article Reprint BAGHDAD (AP) — A new wave of car bombs hit Shiite neighborhoods of Baghdad and a suicide bomber targeted soldiers in a northern city in attacks that killed at least

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Anti-NSA rally attracts thousands to march in Washington

By: Bart Jansen and Carolyn Pesce Article Reprint WASHINGTON — Thousands rallied against NSA’s domestic and international surveillance on Saturday by marching to the Capitol and calling for closer scrutiny of the agency as more

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“Freeway” Ricky Ross Believes Rick Ross Is Funded By Police

“Freeway” Ricky Ross calls Jay Z’s comments made in Vanity Fair magazine about his drug dealing past, “corny.” by DANIELLE HARLING Article Reprint During a recent appearance on the Murder Master Music Show, former drug kingpin Freeway Ricky

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Judge Who Changed Baby Name Could Be Disciplined

By AP / Travis Loller Article Reprint (NASHVILLE, Tenn.) — An East Tennessee magistrate who ordered a baby’s name changed from Messiah to Martin has been charged with violating the state’s Code of Judicial Conduct. Child

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Government Shutdown Forces Unemployment Claims Over 300,000

by Barry Burch Jr. Article Reprint The government’s shutting down means something a little different to everyone.  Some see the shutdown as nothing more than political bickering between the same ol’ two opposing parties, and

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In Nigeria, Wedlock Seen as Terror Fix

One Islamic City Tries Mass Weddings to Coax Single Men Into Peaceful Ways; Some Are Skeptical By Drew Hinshaw Article Reprint KANO, Nigeria—A team of Islamic elders and bureaucrats is casting aside Nigeria’s violent approach

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College Tuition Increases Slow, but Government Aid Falls

Students Continue to Suffer From a Cycle of Rising Costs and Debt By:Douglas Belkin and Caroline Porter Article Reprint After decades of rampant growth, the rate of tuition increases at U.S. colleges and universities has

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