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In one of the more contentious issues in the United States today, a federal court struck down the Illinois concealed carry ban, the last state without some
With the ever rising costs of tuition in the United States, how do we rank globally? While the costs of attending a public university, on average, is just over $7k,
With the ever rising costs of tuition in the United States, how do we rank globally? While the costs of attending a public university, on average, is just over $7k,
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Last Monday was the 64th International Human Rights Day, celebrating the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UNDHR).
Each year, the United Nation High Commissioner
The conservative Japanese Liberal Democratic Party is on its way to win big in Japan's elections on Sunday which will bring back to power former prime minister, Shinzo
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As the United States enters into the final weeks of the 2012 holiday shopping season, there are
It is that time of year again when we get together with our friends and family to partake in the utmost of holiday activities - eating. How does one decide
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A recent Pentagon announcement sending 400 US troops and two batteries of Patriot missiles to the Turkey-Syria border, which Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta says serves defensive
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Bob Filner campaigned for mayor of this fine city under the promise to "give power back to the neighborhoods" by utilizing redevelopment funds
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For many, corruption and Illinois go hand in hand. From the convictions of ex-Governors Rod Blagojevich and George Ryan to the more recent charges against ex-congressman Jesse Jackson
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Educational institutions adopt zero-tolerance policies and strong punishments in hopes of deterring or correcting disruptive student behavior. However, the school-to-prison pipeline phenomenon suggests that these
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President Barack Obama made it clear in an interview with ABC News' Barbara Walters that his administration will not make major efforts to go after marijuana
