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The Voter ID Trap

Aug 15, 2012
Voter ID laws adopted in 10 states representing nearly half of the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency will make it harder for hundreds of thousands of poor and minority Americans to vote and could decide the outcome of the 2012 election.
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In the Wake of the Southern Tornadoes

Apr 29, 2011
The death toll from Wednesday's outbreak of devastating tornadoes in several Southern states has risen past the number reported Thursday afternoon in this Associated Press clip, but the twisters' scope and strength are evident from the visuals recorded .

Chairman Bernanke Explains It All

Jul 27, 2009
On Sunday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke met the media, or at least PBS "NewsHour" anchor Jim Lehrer, along with some concerned citizens of Kansas City, Mo., to discuss how the Fed has dealt with the ongoing economic catastrophe over the past few months.

Tiller’s Clinic to Close

Jun 10, 2009
Was the murder of Kansas doctor George Tiller an act of terrorism? In a move sparked by fear, Tiller's family has decided to close the clinic, one of the few remaining places in the U.S. that performed late-term abortions.