After a surprising gathering of healthcare moguls, President Obama announced his plan to reform healthcare in the United States. Even more surprising is the confident timeline he placed on the measure. Obama vowed by the end of 2009 to address three key issues related to US healthcare policy.

The US House of Representatives passed a measure Wednesday, March 18th 2009, by a vote of 321-105 creating 175,000 “new service opportunities” under AmeriCorps. The “Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act”, known as the GIVE Act, is slated for $6 billion over the next five years. After a great show of bipartisan interest in the [...]

Although endorsed by other less controversial Republicans, the endorsement of Roger Wicker for Mississippi’s Senate seat by President Bush could spell doom for this appointed Senator. Taking office after the retirement of Trent Lott, Wicker is running for reelection. Bush pointed out his respect for his constituency and his colleagues, calling him and advocate for [...]

A devout Pentecostal, Marilyn Musgrave has been increasingly defending her position on a resolution sponsored by the Congresswoman to declare 2007 the “National Year of the Bible.”
Pointing out that the first amendment does not give you freedom from religion, the resolution called for the President to issue a proclamation demanding all citizens rediscover the Bible [...]

In this world of identity theft and fraud, it’s important to protect yourself and your accounts from unauthorized use. The best measure you can take in regards to security is a strong password. Choosing a password isn’t always the easiest thing to do, so here are some key guidelines to help you on your way.

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In the weeks and months following the bombing of Pearl Harbor, it became clear the U.S. would be forced into a large foot soldier invasion delivered by the sea. When exiting the troop carriers, U.S. soldiers would often be greeted by unseen landmines and snipers, as well as the occasional full on assault. As the [...]