Last week a Louisiana State Senate committee voted 5-2 to pass House Bill 7, which requires random drug testing of 20 percent of adults receiving cash assistance from the Family Independence Temporary...

Recently the press has been on a rampage covering public figure sex scandals. From Anthony Weiner to John Edwards, political figures have been the center of national attention -- and we just can't get...

Back in the marvelous month of March, a bright and young star was born. I'm not talking about a new star millions of light-years away in our universe — I'm talking about right here on YouTube. Rebecca...

In Thursday's edition of The Daily Reveille, columnist Parker Cramer delivered a respectable — albeit factually misguided — moral argument in favor of expanding our government's role in the...

A bill was passed June 15 in the North Carolina Senate that aims to drastically alter abortion procedures in North Carolina. Its constituents have dubbed the bill the "Women's Right to Know Act" and its...

In 2009, the world's first decentralized currency began circulation. But this currency isn't printed, it's digital. They're called Bitcoins, and for many, they're the wave of the future. Milton Friedman,...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (U-WIRE) — A group of Harvard students and employees — in addition to a state senator and representative — testified Friday in front of a State House committee in...

The Republican presidential debate on CNN on Monday night surprisingly boasted truly conservative candidates. Rep. Michele Bachmann proved she was a serious contender. All of her responses were carefully...

Despite all the luxuries that come with living in America, there are still many issues we have yet to properly address.   One of those issues is health care. In recent months we've begun to scratch...

Last week, the BBC reported China now has more than one million millionaires. With a total population of 1.3 billion, that means roughly 1 out of every 1,300 Chinese citizens is at least a millionaire. According...

NEW YORK CITY (U-WIRE) — Regardless of who wins next year's presidential election, the majority of Americans eligible to vote will not vote for the winning candidate. Given the intensity of public...