A new study conducted by the Drexel University’s School of Public Health has churned out an alarming conclusion: Diabetes is highest in developed nations.
At this point, you may be saying, “Duh,”...
California is known for two types of green — and this time around, it’s getting noticed for new green energy initiatives.
In 2006, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger passed Assembly Bill 32, which...
It takes more than numbers to win a war, and the same goes for the crucible of American politics.
During the final presidential debate, the eventual winner and incumbent President Barack Obama likened...
Libertarianism is losing its fearless leader.
Rep. Ron Paul, R–Texas, is stepping away from politics after this year. The 77-year-old has served Texas in Congress intermittently since 1976, but...
If you aren’t happy with President Obama being elected to a second term, the best course of action is to leave the country, right?
But even with a Democratic president, America is still more conservative...
Make way for the Zouaves and call out the fifes and drums. Raise the stars and bars from the battlements and let’s burn down Atlanta — secession’s in the air and the South has finally...
Liberal — the word itself makes most Louisianians cringe.
Congressmen Charles Boustany and Jeff Landry are using this negative connotation to their own advantages.
The former Republican...
Although 1992 — the same year that the first women were elected into the Senate — is remembered as the “Year of the Woman,” many will agree that 2012 shared a similar tune.
The...
Last week’s elections revealed a startling truth about Louisiana voters: We like our Congressmen. We like our guns. But we don’t care too much about our civil liberties.
Every congressman...
The minority voice spoke for a consecutive presidential election, and the country listened.
As in 2008, minority voters were key contributors to President Obama’s re-election. Approximately 93...
The nature of Puerto Rico’s political relationship with the United States may soon change, as a majority of citizens from the Caribbean island territory ostensibly supported U.S. statehood in a referendum...
On August 13th, 1898, Spain and the U.S. signed the Treaty of Paris, effectively ending the Spanish-American War and ceding the islands of Puerto Rico, Guam, Cuba and the Philippines to the United States.
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