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At the U.S. Border, an Invisible Wall Already Exists
For most, The Gateway International Bridge functions as it should, allowing people to get between the U.S. and Mexico
Ahead of August 28 Primary, Google Censors Content for U.S. Senate Candidate Dr. Kelli Ward
Political Media, Inc. faces circular administrative blocks preventing the promotion of Kelli Ward for Senate micro site MarthaMcFake.com despite two-decade history with Google ad services
Claiming your Social Security at 62? You might not regret it
Patience is a virtue. Or is it?
Amazon's Clinics Join U.S. Employer Push Into Worksite Healthcare
If Amazon follows through with plans to build clinics for its workers, it would join a parade of large employers putting health centers at the worksite
State Net Neutrality Regulations Are An Exercise In Futility
After the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) repealed most of the agency’s net neutrality regulations late last year, advocates for heavy-handed internet regulation shifted their focus to state governments
Democrats fund spike in gun control ads this election cycle
Candidates across the country and allied outside groups are seizing on the issue of guns in advertising this election cycle, but with a twist: More spots now promote gun control than oppose it
China's military is 'likely training for strikes' against US, Pentagon report says
China may be preparing pilots to take on missions targeting the U.S.
Evangelicals Confront Sex Abuse Problems in #MeToo Era
Several of America's most prominent evangelical institutions are acknowledging the need for a stronger response to sexual misconduct by church leaders
Immigrants from India Increasing at US-Mexico Border
Immigrants from India are becoming increasingly common at the U.S.-Mexico border. They are now the fifth-largest group after immigrants from Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador
The States Tackle Health Care Reform
The Trump administration has been working to weaken Obamacare, while the GOP-run Congress continues to look for ways to defang or undo the controversial health care law entirely.
Top States for Online Privacy
California has been named America's premier state for online privacy protection, according to a new analysis from digital security outfit Comparitech that suggests safeguards on consumer information vary considerably from state to state
Facebook Bans Sites With 3D-Printed Gun Blueprints
The second big blow against the blueprints in the past few weeks
The Navy Is Gearing Up For A Fight With Russia In the North Atlantic
The real Red Storm Rising? Russia's navy is back. Is America and NATO ready?
A Kind of Homelessness: Evangelicals of Color in the Trump Era
Before the 2016 election, Nikki Toyama-Szeto had thought of the term “evangelical” as neutral
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