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Social Security fails to properly explain benefits
You might want to get a second opinion before you decide to claim your Social Security retirement benefits
Democratic lawmakers pushing 'public option' amid ObamaCare woes
In the first year of President Obama’s administration, Congress overhauled the American health care system
Protecting Your Digital Privacy Is Not as Hard as You Might Think
Here's how I launched a project to protect my data from both hackers and intrusive marketers
Appeals court rules mental-health ban on gun ownership might violate Second Amendment
A divided federal appeals court ruled that a decades-old federal law indefinitely banning people committed to mental health treatment from owning a gun could violate the Second Amendment
Conservatives’ Flight 93 Election
Trump will need philosophically moored conservatives willing to rush the cockpit
Top U.S. military official: Syria cease-fire not derailed
An alleged U.S.-led coalition airstrike on Syrian soldiers has not derailed a cease-fire agreement between Russia and the United States to halt fighting in Syria, the top U.S. military officer said Monday
Why Christians Should Strongly Support Muslim Freedom to Build Mosques
So Muslims in your community want to build a mosque. You're set to speak at the zoning hearing. What do you say?
Free border forum in Tucson aims to dig beneath surface issues
A free forum later this month will focus on life along the U.S.– Mexico border
Should Social Security's minimum benefit go up?
Proposals suggest a boost would help some retirees, but it would come at a cost. Is a raise worth it?
Is Obama Pushing Another Illegal ObamaCare Insurance Bailout?
ObamaCare, which promised to bring insurance companies to heel, keeps bailing them out instead
Lawmakers aim to delay U.S. ceding control of Internet's management
Critics of a plan for the U.S. government to cede control of the Internet's technical management to other countries might succeed in delaying such a move in Congress, a senior lawmaker said on Tuesday
Intent of 2nd Amendment is crystal clear
The dean of the University of Michigan Law School was Thomas Cooley, who died Sept. 12, 1898
Trump, Pence Make Their Pitch To Christian Conservatives
Donald Trump and running mate Mike Pence both addressed the Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C. Attendees say they are hesitant about supporting Trump but say they strongly oppose Hillary Clinton
Ash Carter Warns Russia Against Interfering in ‘Democratic Process’
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said the U.S. and its partners wouldn’t ignore Russia’s “efforts to interfere with our democratic processes,” issuing an oblique warning to the Kremlin amid accusations of Russia-sponsored hacks on U.S. political institutions during the presidential election
Christians join forces with Muslims in voicing out concern over hate crimes in India
In the United States and some parts of Europe, some politicians are apparently promoting discord between Muslims and Christians
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