Facebook has answered the bipartisan cries for change with a promise for just that. Will new privacy practices, heightened verification requirements and new rules for political ads and pages be enough for the public to bury the hatchet?
Honing in on Hillary’s past and future
No matter what side of the political spectrum you lean towards, there�s a very good chance you hear the name Hillary Clinton come up in plenty of discussions, whether you�d like to or not.
Russian-U.S. collusion? What about Russian-Polish war?
The possibility of Russia-U.S. collusion is concerning, but the thought of war between Russia and Poland is horrifying.
Should third parties be more than third wheels?
Could a fully-recognized third party shine a spotlight and viewpoints oft untouched by the mainstream media?
Opinion: DACA or Nada?
As of now the DACA program for incoming recipients is terminated until a revised edition is given by Congress. The question remains though: What is going to happen to the recipients that are currently in the United States?
News Briefs
Read this week’s headlines from international, national to local news stories.
Neil Gorsuch appointed Supreme Court justice
Judge Neil M. Gorsuch was confirmed and appointed for lifetime to the Supreme Court on Monday, April 10.
Trump prepares for possible government shutdown
Trump may be celebrating his 100th day in office with a government shutdown.
Where freedom rings
In a country where freedom of speech, the press, religion, and commerce are becoming more scarce than the Cosby Show reruns one group has decided to promote the liberties of the nation.
