Troops Unable to Secure Freedom for U.S. Citizens

While many people thank American troops for our freedom, we ask the question, "If we are under constant surveillance, then hasn't the fight for freedom been lost here at home?" Is not the freedom we are fighting for more of a specific definition of a mythological type, and not actual, unadulterated freedom.

Have Quarter Pounder Proletarians Finally Found Their Voice?

With the recent work walkouts by McDonald's and Wal-Mart Employees, is America seeing a renaissance in labor rights, in the all but forgotten, but massive service sector of the American Economy?

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The Wal-Mart to Free Rent-A-Center Pipeline Explained

While many people complain about the corporate behemoth of exploitation that Wal-Mart has become to American communities, a friend of Dave has come up with this own solution to fighting the corporation: using their products for free.

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World Sings "Oh My Darling Palestine" While Israel, US Cover Ears

The recent approval by the United Nations in support of an independent, unoccupied Palestinian state signals the beginning of the end for the military occupation and blockade of Palestine. While Israel and the United States disapprove, the world sentiment suggests a tide of global support for the resolution that can not be stopped.

Chris Christie Was Turning Down Help Just Last Summer

While New Jersey Governor is all about the help from the Federal Government now, not too long ago Christie was turning down help from the Obama Administration. Was the storm a philosophical game-changer for Christie, or is he just playing politics with an eye on 2016's Presidential race?

Oxycontin Production Increases 1,200 Percent: Oxycontin Good, Marijuana Bad?

While the American media frets over attempting to figure out how two states will deal with the legalization of a plant, the fact that Oxycontin production has increased by 1,200 percent since it began being manufactured in 1997 has seemingly gone unnoticed, despite countless addictions and overdose deaths associated with the drug.

Old White Men In Ohio To Revive "Heartbeat Bill"

Thanks to pressure from anti-choice groups who were proponents of the heartbeat bill last year, HB 125 may be up again for consideration in Ohio's Senate as early as next week.

Mired in the Ohio Senate since June 2011, HB 125 is getting another look, Senate President Tom Niehaus, R-New Richmond, told The Cincinnati Enquirer Thursday. He said a substitute bill is being prepared.