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Republicans pushed a lawsuit against Obama on powers
Republicans filed a lawsuit against President Barrack Obama on Friday, accusing him of using his powers exceedingly in enforcing the Affordable Care Act. The legal action was taken against the Department of Health and Human Resource and Treasury Department. The lawsuit came hours after he made severe changes in the immigration system, rattling the conservative lawmakers. He set a stage for war between the republicans and himself on the limits of his powers as the president. The lawsuit threatens his health care overhaul and could change the executive powers forever.
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The president of the United States of America, Barrack Obama delivered his State of the Union (SOTU) Address last January 28, 2014 before the Congress at the Capitol Hill, and before all the Americans watching from their homes. The speech was delivered during the joint session of the Congress and it talked about the achievements of the Obama administration for the past five years. While telling the world about the achievements, Obama stressed on the how Americans could unite regardless race, party, economic status, and color in order for America to further move forward toward prosperity. It’s Continue reading...

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1. Lackey, Katherine, and Oren Dorell. “Who's who: The 5 Paris Terror Suspects.” USA Today. 10 January
2015. Web.
This article profiles the five suspects involved in the terrorist attacks in Paris, one at the newspaper Charlie Hedbo, one at a supermarket, and a killing of a policewomen. The profiles discuss involvement of the suspects in their respective crimes and reveals their terrorist background, suggesting guilt of these suspects. In a place as cosmopolitan as Paris, there is often diverse belief systems and ethnicities living in close proximity. Unfortunately in this case, the clash of some very ideological zealots Continue reading...

http://www2.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/news/20090226/
On February 26, 2009, President Obama’s administration lifted the two-decade ban on media coverage of the honor guard ceremonies of military casualties from the war abroad. This change in policy gives back to the media the right to cover ceremonies wherein caskets draped in American flags return home from war, only after the soldiers’ families were consulted.
According to an online article of The National Security Archive, the press had access to cover the honor ceremonies ever since World War II up until the end of the 1989 Panama invasion. However, in the beginning of the Continue reading...

One of famous movements in America named Tea Party, the movement is known for its traditional positions. The movement demands the national debt and national budget deficit to be reduced by limiting the expenses and taxes of a government. In 2010, Tea Party was successful and then it failed in defeating Barack Obama’s reelection in 2012. Tea Party also has sponsored many protests and supported many political candidates since 2009.
The Tea Party was successful in 2010 when the Republican made major gains but then in 2012, the victory of Barack Obama over this party was devastating. The Continue reading...

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The Greatest Ideological Divisions in the U.S. is within Parties and not between them

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It has always been a common knowledge that the United States of America is divided into two ideological beliefs in the form of political parties. They are the Democratic and the Republican Parties which are also known as the liberal and conservative consequently. Today, it cannot be denied that the political polarization has become wider than in the 1940s. Back then, the difference between the two political parties according to Lepore (2013) cannot be pointed out and that nobody can identify which is liberal Continue reading...

Human trafficking, especially the trafficking of migrants and refugees, has escalated to endemic proportions internationally. Approximately two million people are trafficked annually, coerced into prostitution, sexual subjugation, bonded sweatshop labor, domestic servitude, and other conditions akin to slavery. The etiology of an estimated one-third of global human trafficking takes place in Southeast Asia, and extant literature suggests that the average age of individuals forced into human trafficking continues to fall. A highly lucrative enterprise that accrues an estimated five to seven billion dollars annually to the United States, human trafficking ranks as the third largest source of organized crime Continue reading...

Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook once said of women, “We cannot change what we are not aware of, and once we are aware, we cannot help but change.” But, how much have women really changed across history? While the minds and hearts of women have differed very little through the ages, the role they play in society has undergone several major changes. With each revolution came a new set of standards for women to live by, and a new set of limitations for them to overcome. Kate Chopin’s Story of An Hour, Updike’s short story A&P, and Continue reading...

In 2009, the world watched as the American economy teetered on the precipice of another major collapse. Why? Because a few corporate officials took advantage of a skewed and ultimately flawed corporate executive compensation plan. The collapse of Enron, and the financial corruption in the major institutes of Wall Street led America into the worst recession experienced since the Great Depression. Obama took the time out of his busy schedule to comment on the erupting scandal, condemning the corporate industry as a whole for its lack of integrity, saying the “culture of excess greed, excess compensation and excess risk Continue reading...