Before the House of Representatives takes its August recess, it owes it to the voters to pass a bill that would finally fix the problems with electronic voting.
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Last week, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales may have perjured himself by contradicting his own previous statements — as well as the sworn testimony of former Deputy Attorney General James Comey and current FBI director Robert Mueller…
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When a child is enrolled in the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (Schip), the positive results can be dramatic.
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State-sanctioned teams of computer hackers were able to break through the security of virtually every model of California’s voting machines and change results or take control of some of the systems’ electronic functions, according to a University of California study … Read more »
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales was put on the hot seat yesterday by the Senate Judiciary Committee and forced to resolve discrepancies in his public statements regarding the Bush administration’s domestic surveillance program.
Today is a good day for 13 million Americans. It’s the first time in a decade that the federal minimum wage has risen, jumping 70 cents to $5.85 an hour.
With all of President Bush’s assaults on the Constitution, it’s hard to get worked up over his latest: the refusal to allow his current and former White House aides to tell congressional investigators what they know about how a handful … Read more »
Last week in the Senate, conservatives denied the will of the American people by filibustering a measure to end the war in Iraq.
The nation is heading toward a constitutional showdown over the Iraq war. Congress is moving closer to passing a bill to limit or end the war, but President Bush insists Congress doesn’t have the power to do it.
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