Tag: Politics

Zuckerberg: U.S. Immigration Policy ‘Unfit for Today’s World’
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has pulled the cover off his immigration reform grou...
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Bill Clinton Sends His First Tweet at Stephen Colbert’s Behest
President Clinton may understand the social media is and will continue to make the difference in today's grassroots politics, but that doesn't mean he participates in all of it....
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Margaret Thatcher Dies, Buckingham Palace Issues Statement
"Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher has passed away at the age of 87. The news was announced by her daughter, Carol Thatcher, who said she died peacefully following a stroke on Monday mo...
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AP: ‘Illegal Immigrant’ No Longer an Acceptable Term
The AP, apart from being a news organization, also publishes a highly influential stylebook used by schools and journalists across the country. And they have just made a pretty sig...
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Senator Arrested in NYC Mayor Bribery Scandal
New York state Senator Malcolm Smith was arrested today in connection with an alleged bribery scandal involving Smith gaining ballot listing for New York City's Republican mayoral...
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U.S. Jets to S. Korea Amid Rising Tensions
As North Korea continues to release inflammatory statements about joint U.S.-South Korea military exercises on its borde...
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Zuckerberg Leads Push to Form New Super PAC [REPORT]
Some Silicon Valley leaders, led by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, are looking to form their own SuperPAC to tackle a variety of issues in Washington. According to sources quotes...
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Christie Gay Therapy Bill Stance Still Unclear
Being a Republican governor in a blue state can be difficult, especially if that governor may rumored to be gearing up to run for the Republican nomination for President in 2016....
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Donald Rumsfeld Is Having a Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day on Twitter
This week is the 10th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, dubbed Operation Iraqi Freedom, which led to the nearly 9-year Iraq War. Beginning on March 20th, 2003 and lastin...
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$22 Minimum Wage Matches U.S. Productivity, Says Senator
Though the minimum wage in the U.S. has risen in recent years, the current $7.25 per hour minimum wage is still looking sparse when considered next to the rising cost of living in...
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Pat Boone Calls Obama a Marxist, Thinks he Was on a Presidential “Enemies List”
Pat Boone made a name for himself as a pop star and film actor in the 50s and 60s. While he was well-known for his voice, many might not remember that he is also well-known as a h...
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Mark Zuckerberg, Marissa Mayer, and Other Tech Leaders Push for Immigration Reform
Tech leaders have crafted a joint letter to President Obama and the nation's top lawmakers, asking that Washington work together to craft some sort of comprehensive immigration ref...
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Rand Paul’s Filibuster Nets Him 40,000+ Twitter Followers
On Wednesday (and into early Thursday), Kentucky Junior Senator Rand Paul led...
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Kissinger Hospitalized After Fall at Home
The Associated Press is reporting that former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger...
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Twitter Isn’t Really a Great Representation of ‘The Public’
If you're on Twitter, you know that users there have some pretty strong opinions on what's currently going on in the world. But...
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