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Op-Ed: Gun phobia

A New York elementary school was invaded by a SWAT Team earlier today. The team was working off a tip from the school's administration that one of the students may have had a gun.

In the Media by Alex Allen - 4 comments

Facebook page aims to enlighten, allows open political discussion Special

Diary of a Patriot has been on Facebook for just over a month now, gaining popularity among mostly Republicans. However, the page also welcomes those with other political ideologies.

Digital Journal Report by Matt Harding

Op-Ed: Romney humiliates Obama during their first debate

Romney decisively defeated Barack Obama during their first debate. The mainstream liberal press says Romney won the debate and some of Obama’s campaign aides were ‘shell-shocked’ after the debate. Nevertheless, Obama could still win in November.

In the Media by Eliot Elwar - 11 comments

Bullfighting declared legal in France

Animal activist groups versus political parties is not something that makes the news everyday. Today though it does, especially in the South of France where the debate on traditional bullfighting is on and hot.

In the Media by Chace Elliott

Remembering a Canadian statesman: Peter Lougheed dead at 84

Calgary - Tributes are pouring in for former Alberta premier Peter Lougheed, considered by many to be one of Canada's most respected politicians, who has died at the age of 84.

In the Media by Darren Weir

Op-Ed: Political votes from God

Church and state become issues when combined for political power, seen in the 2012 GOP presidential race. As separate entities, church and state are indispensable for growth. Cemented together, they destroy the integrity of one another.

In the Media by Nancy Houser - 7 comments

Op-Ed: Job creation will continue to impact politics in 2012

Economic plans are still a very high priority affecting jobs. The year 2012 embarks on implementation of policies effecting its outcome.

In the Media by Molly Zelvonberg

Herman Cain and the Koch Brothers - political bedmates?

Based out of Wichita, Kansas, the wealthy Koch brothers own businesses in 45 states and 60 countries. They are accused of bankrolling right-wing political action groups and think tanks, in addition to illegally selling chemical equipment to Iran.

In the Media by Nancy Houser - 25 comments

Noam Chomsky's statement on the Wall Street protests

To anyone who knows of Noam Chomsky’s background, it should come to no surprise that he has sent a “strong message of support to the activists at the Occupy Wall Street movement.”

In the Media by Nancy Houser - 5 comments

U.S. Postal Service could close this winter

The United States Postal Service, facing massive budget problems, may soon close its doors. The only solution is if the parties can miraculously reach a compromise for a bailout.

In the Media by Nancy Houser - 4 comments

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