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Lauren Spurr
ISIS and its supporters have turned to social media. Facebook and Twitter accounts of ISIS members have been increasingly suspended for posting material
California Governor Jerry Brown signed piece of legislation on Sunday furthering the move to prevent and properly investigate campus sexual assault.
Senate Republicans failed to pass the Paycheck Fairness Act in its fourth appearance in Congress.
NBC News/Wall Street Journal Annenberg Poll reveals that a majority of Americans support President Obama’s decision to take action against ISIS.
Politicians across the country and across the aisle turn to Twitter to remember the tragic events 13 years ago on September 11, 2001.
Secretary of State John Kerry is in the Middle East working to build a necessary coalition by regional powers to support American action against ISIS.
A new pair of Kochs has entered the ad frenzy that precedes November’s midterms: the Koch “sisters”.
Editors at the famed women’s magazine Cosmopolitan are adding a politics section to encourage female political action.
It looks like the GOP is starting to realize that American women are not pleased with their party.
N.H. Senate Candidate Scott Brown is certainly trying to show his active side!