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The Voting Rights Act Was Made for a Simpler Time
That day is gone, and fortunately, it's not coming back.
NYC Council Approves Police Oversight Plan
Will make it easier to bring forward racial profiling claims
Business Owner Charged $30,000 by NYC to Fix Sidewalk He Says Was Damaged by Elevated Subway
Says its the city's fault, not his
Temp Agencies Stand to Benefit from ObamaCare Regulations
Smaller businesses turn to them to stay below worker cap
Oil Export Restrictions Holding America Back
Regs make it nearly impossible to sell our growing supply overseas
Turkish Government Asking Twitter To Set Up an Office in Turkey
Social media site has been described as a "scourge" by Turkey's prime minister
Malian Army Captain Apologizes For Coup
Destabilized the country, which allowed Islamists to invade the north
Obama Calls on African Leaders To Decriminalize Homosexual Acts
In 38 African countries homosexual acts are illegal
Rabbi Fights Feds to Open Pot Shop
Rabbi will open a medical marijuana dispensary in the nation's capitol
Rabbi Fights Feds to Open Pot Shop
Rabbi will open a medical marijuana dispensary in the nation's capitol
Over a Quarter of Obama Supporters See Tea Party as America's Greatest Terror Threat
51 percent of US voters as a whole believe the greatest terror threat comes from radical islam
UN Chemical Weapon Inspectors Are in Turkey To Investigate Claims the Weapons Were Used in Syria
U.K., France, and the U.S. all claim Assad used chemical weapons
Mexicans Are Using Social Media To Report the Drug War
Traditional media easily intimidated by cartels
Wikileaks Volunteer Was an FBI Informant
Icelandic man was a teenager when he first started working for the the site
Obama Says US Won't Be 'Scrambling Jets' To Get Snowden
Says he shouldn't have to call Russian and Chinese leaders
Activists Not Expecting Obama To Take the Lead on Gay Marriage
President evolved on the issue in his first term
Human Rights Watch Urge China To Stop 'Uprooting Tibetans'
Two million Tibetans have been displaced in the past seven years
Man Who Threatened To Publish Romney's Tax Returns if Not Paid $1 Million in Bitcoins Indicted
Romney came under pressure to release his tax returns during the 2012 election campaign
Military Court Overturns Marine's Conviction for Murdering Iraqi Civilian
Inadmissible statement was presented at the court-martial
GOP Lawmaker Says Constitutional Amendment Banning Gay Marriage Would Void Recent SCOTUS Decision
Conservatives not giving up
Three Former Interns Suing Gawker, Claim Minimum Wage Laws Were Violated
Were not paid for the work they did
Ecuador Risks Losing American Aid if Snowden is Granted Asylum There
Retaliation could cost Ecuador millions
