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By JohnSGable, 23 April, 2015

Story of the Week: Earth Day- Obama's Climate Change Speech

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On Earth Day this week, President Obama gave a talk in the Florida Everglades about climate change, declaring it an imminent threat to the planet and to Florida's economy. The President has been calling for laws to control greenhouse gases and carbon pollution amid support from the Left that believes climate change to be one of the most dire issues of our time. Many conservatives either question climate change or see those laws as harmful to the economy while having little if any positive effect on the overall climate.

By JohnSGable, 16 April, 2015

Story of the Week: Congress Has Say On Iran

It's been an eventful week in politics with Marco Rubio and Hillary Clinton announcing their runs for president. In the midst of all the headlines about Clinton and Rubio, we also saw the White House signal that the president is ready to sign a measure giving Congress a voice on the proposed Iran nuclear accord.

By JohnSGable, 9 April, 2015

Story of the Week: Rand Paul Interview

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Rand Paul

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GOP Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky announced his candidacy for presidency this week. Shortly thereafter, he had a tense interview with Today Show anchor Savannah Guthrie. It was contentious enough to attract a lot of media attention afterward. What happened? Was the line of questioning biased? Did Paul react the way he did because the interviewer was female?

By JohnSGable, 2 April, 2015

Story of the Week: Religious Freedom Laws

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Religion And Faith

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The governor of Indiana signed a Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) last week. Widespread controversy about possible discrimination against the LGBT community ensued and the Republican governor of Arkansas announced he wouldn't sign a similar law on the table in his state. Meanwhile, Indiana legislators have already proposed changes to the RFRA that they feel will make it fair and appropriate.

By JohnSGable, 26 March, 2015

Story of the Week: 2016 Candidate- Ted Cruz

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Though the 2016 presidential election has been speculated about in the media since November of 2012, it wasn't until this week that someone featured in major polls officially filed to run in 2016. That person is Senator Ted Cruz, a Republican from Texas.

By JohnSGable, 19 March, 2015

Story of the Week: Netanyahu Victory in Israel

This week, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu of Israel's conservative Likud party won a fourth term. He had recently been trailing in the polls behind the center-left Zionist Union alliance.

By JohnSGable, 12 March, 2015

Story of the Week: Hillary's Emails

This week Hillary Clinton gave a press conference about her of use of a personal email address that was managed through her own private server while she was Secretary of State. Shortly after that the Associated Press sued the State Department for release of her emails. At issue? AP Executive Editor Kathleen Carroll explained, "The Freedom of Information Act exists to give citizens a clear view of what government officials are doing on their behalf.

By JohnSGable, 5 March, 2015

Story of the Week: DOJ's Ferguson Report

On Wednesday, the Justice Department announced it would not pursue civil rights charges against officer Darren Wilson in the death of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown. It also released a report on evidence of systematic racial discrimination in the Ferguson police department.

By JohnSGable, 26 February, 2015

Story of the Week: Homeland Security

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The Senate is closer to preventing a shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security. The DHS runs out of money in two days, but the Democrats have accepted Senator Mitch McConnell's plan to separate the votes on DHS funding and Obama's immigration actions, which breaks the impasse.

By JohnSGable, 19 February, 2015

Story of the Week: Obama on Islam + Terrorism

This week the White House held a summit on combating violent extremism. President Barack Obama spoke at the summit and published a related Los Angeles Times op-ed.