During Women’s History Month in the good ol’ United States of ‘Merica, one way lawmakers in several states have celebrated has been by passing as many anti-abortion bills as possible. North...

The U.S. Supreme Court was divided on its opinion of the constitutionality and validity of the case for California’s Proposition 8 Tuesday in the potentially landmark case, Hollingsworth v. Perry. The...

UPDATED WITH MORE INFORMATION LONG BEACH -- The CSU Academic Senate’s resolution to ban tobacco products on all CSU campuses is one step closer to being implemented as an executive order. At Wednesday’s...

Twelve days have passed since President Barack Obama officially signed the Sequestration Order for Fiscal Year 2013 on the evening of March 1. The $85 billion worth of immediate cuts to the federal...

If you have a clinically diagnosed personality or mental disorder, then you might know what it feels like to be “crazy.” Your decisions sometimes do not make sense and can land you in precarious...

When 12 people were killed in a mass shooting at a theatre in Colorado last July, politicians and campaigners in the midst of a presidential election season warned Americans not to use the tragedy...

With the passing of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 (ATRA) on Jan. 1, Congress averted several laws scheduled to take effect, such as the expiration of the 2001 Bush tax cuts and federal emergency...

Tom Cavanaugh did not expect that his donation of $100 worth of coffee for the Newtown General Store’s patrons would be the first drop in an outpouring of kindness to the grieving town. Cavanaugh,...

      Everyday you go about your lives. Unaware of the forces. That threaten your freedom.  If you are reading this writing in this so-called “newspaper,” you are in...

  There’s been much to be angry about during this year’s Native American Heritage Month. Victoria’s Secret got into trouble after consumers expressed anger toward the faux-Native American...