By Jason Meisner Article Reprint The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal of a controversial Illinois law prohibiting people from recording police officers on the job. By passing on the issue,
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Media Blackout
Levi Baldwin Article Submission The video below will bother most readers. It is a description right out of George Orwell’s book 1984; where the government controls every aspect of media communication by surveillance of technology
Read moreMichelle Obama Returns to Chicago to Condemn Gun Violence
The first lady recalled the life of slain 15-year-old honors student Hadiya Pendleton while calling for more programs for youth. By Jonathan P. Hicks Article Reprint In a return to a hometown that has been
Read moreClerk to unseal settlement with Trayvon Martin’s parents
By Rene Stutzman Article Reprint That secret homeowners association settlement with Trayvon Martin’s family may not remain secret much longer. Seminole County Clerk of Courts Maryanne Morse has written a letter to Trayvon’s family
Read moreThe permanent class divide
By Chrystia Freeland Article Reprint The one thing pretty much all of us agree on is the importance of equal opportunity. Opinion is divided about the significance of rising income inequality per se. Some see
Read moreAfghan attacks kill U.S. diplomat, soldiers, others
(Reuters) – A car bomb blast killed five Americans, including three U.S. soldiers and a young diplomat, on Saturday, while an American civilian died in a separate attack in the east. The diplomat and other
Read moreParents outraged after students forced to throw out lunches
By Leigh Goessl Article Reprint Attleboro – Parents are furious after they learned their children were denied school lunches. Not only were they upset about their children missing lunch, but school workers forced the students
Read moreOne in six Americans already in poverty as $85 billion in cuts kick in
rt.com Article Reprint The estimated 50 million Americans already living in poverty will be hit hardest by the $85 billion in spending cuts set to begin after Democrats and Republicans failed to reach an agreement
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