Articles focusing on politics

Michelle Obama Over 3 Million Books Sold and Add More Tour Dates

BTN STAFF In music business language, Michelle Obama has went triple platinum. The former first lady has sold over 3 million copies of her first memoir Becoming. In addition to selling more books than anyone

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Supreme Court Rejects Environmental Challenge and Gives Green Light to Build Trump’s Border Wall

BTN STAFF The U.S Supreme Court rejected the argument of a trio of conservation and environmental groups who said the federal government waiving environmental laws is unconstitutional. U.S District Judge Gonzalo Curiel disagreed an upheld

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As Migrants Arrive En Masse, Tijuana Mayor Declares ‘Humanitarian Crisis’

 By: Adam K. Raymond Article Reprint There is a “humanitarian crisis” taking place in Tijuana, the mayor of the Mexican border town declared on Thursday, as nearly 5,000 Central American migrants overwhelmed the city.

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Your Vote Doesn’t Count in America the Corporation

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Last week, Stacey Abrams gave up her fight for the governor seat in Georgia. She conceded the election to Brian Kemp and admitted that her chances of overturning the outcome

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Stacey Abrams Concedes to Brian Kemp in GA Governor’s Race

sandrarose.com Article Reprint Democratic candidate Stacey Abrams dropped her challenge of the Georgia governor’s race on Friday and conceded the race to winner Brian Kemp late Friday.

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Federal Judge Orders Trump to Restore CNN Reporter’s Press Pass

sandrarose.com Article Reprint A federal judge on Friday ruled that President Trump and the White House was wrong to snatch CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s hard pass after he touched an intern who tried to take his mic

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Once Again Florida’s Voting Process Seems Flawed

BTN STAFF Back in 2000, the state of Florida was the deciding factor in determining the presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore. As a result of the controversial outcome, the card ballot

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Utah, Michigan, and Missouri voted yes on legalizing weed

Michigan voted in favor of legalizing marijuana for recreational use, while Utah and Missouri legalized medical marijuana. By WANDERA HUSSEIN Article Reprint While the use of cannabis remains illegal on a federal level in the United

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