"The revolution won't be televised" it's a phrase that accurately describes the libertarian movement, as it continues to penetrate the American psyche in the forms of Ron Paul and Gary Johnson.
Bernanke sent thank you notes to several House Democrats for their speeches on the floor urging Congress not to support transparency of the Federal Reserve.
The Romney campaign memo aiming to set low expectations makes easily debunking statements. The facts support Obama and are against Romney and Republicans.
Oct. 3 is the first debate. After a rough few weeks many are wondering if the debates will be Romney's chance to turn his campaign around. Here are 7 reasons why he may be able to do just that.
After Mitt Romney's 47% comments Paul Ryan has been seemingly absent. It seems like this distance is in order to give Ryan a fighting chance in his home state, and to pave the way for Ryan 2016.
This is indicative of not just lingering ill perception of the Bush administration, but also the belief that a Romney presidency would be a repeat of Bush's.
Those who fear a Johnson surge will take votes away from Romney are wrong. The libertarian candidate stance on medical marijuana will gain him Democratic votes in Florida.
A chat with the founder of "Say It With a Condom" the company responsible for Obama and Romney Condoms. Because, according to them, "either way, we're getting screwed."
Philanthropy's turf is shrinking. But Western donors can remain relevant by seeking out poverty and oppression in both developed and developing countries.
Jay-Z performed the inaugural concert Friday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Rihanna, Big Daddy Kane, Scoob Lover, and Scrap Lover were there. But the star of the night was Brooklyn.
The U.S. actively supported Armenians during their sufferings back in 1915. 97 years later American-Armenians struggle for the (re)affirmation of the Armenian Genocide by the U.S. government.
The president-elect of the National Council of Resistance for the period of transition of sovereignty to Iranian people, welcomed and appreciated the decision by Secretary Clinton.
