After a tumultuous several weeks of voting that saw a host of House Republicans vying for the post of Speaker of the House of Representatives, the situation has settled back to the status quo. Prior to the voting, House Speaker John Boehner had announced his plans to resign from his position effective October 30, 2015, […]
“John Kerry is a frequent flyer when it comes to climate-change meetings – and apparently, so is his massive carbon footprint. The former Secretary of State told reporters he’s ‘utterly committed’ to combating climate change, yet he continues to jet off from one conference to the next – all while lecturing the rest of us […]
The practice of voting in high schools first started in 1972 with the passing of Title III of The Voting Rights Act. The act was passed to correct the systemic disenfranchisement of black voters in the South, in part by removing impediments such as literacy tests and poll taxes. One of the main tools that […]