Federal Tech Expert Steps Down Following Problems With Affordable Care Act

The government is still trying to figure out what to do in the aftermath of the Affordable Care Act launch (Nancy Pelosi, Creati

Who will pay for the failure of Affordable Care Act website?



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Congo Army Overtakes M23 Rebel Stronghold

War-torn Ugandan countryside (EU Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection/Creative Commons)

Congo is one step closer to the return of peace and security for its citizens. 



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Janet Napolitano Pledges $5M For Illegal Immigrants At UC Schools

Janet Napolitano pledges money to help undocumented UC students, (Creative Commons/The National Guard)

Former Arizona Governor makes it easier for undocumented residents to pursue higher education. 



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Federal Deficit Drops To $680 Billion

Annual fiscal reports show decrease in debt (Treasury)

For the first time in Obama's presidency, the national deficit is below $1 trillion. 



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New LGBT Legislation Advances In The Senate

LGBT rights expanded by ENDA, (Creative Commons/MattyMatt)

Another victory for the LGBT community may loom ahead just months after the Supreme Court ruling.



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Americans Would Rather See Marijuana Legalized Than Same-Sex Marriage

West Hollywood gay marriage rally, photo by Sara Newman

A new poll reports 58% percent of Americans want support weed legalization. 



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Sandy Hook Elementary Tear Down Begins

Memorial for Sandy Hook victims, (Creative Commons/US Embassy Canada)

Almost a year after the tragedy struck Newton, Sandy Hook Elementary gets torn down.



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House To Review Obamacare On Thursday

Obamacare under scrutiny this week, (Creative Commons/Shan213)

With the government back in session, so are the attacks on Obamacare. 



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Syrians Getting Fenced Out Of Bulgaria

Syrian refugees try to flee but are met by barriers, photo by FreedomPress via Creative Commons

Bulgarians fight overwhelming influx of Syrian immigrants with.....a wall?



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Americans Weigh In On End Of Government Shutdown

House and Senate vote to reopen government, screenshot from C-SPAN

Twitterverse responds to reopening of govenrment.



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Government Officials Respond To Senate Budget Deal

Government leaders weigh in on Senate Bill, photo by Sara Newman

What do government leaders think of the recently passed Senate bill? Find out!



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Budget Deal Passed By Senate And House

Congress was concerned that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) would delay the final vote on the deal. (Creative Commons)

The Senate passed an agreement to reopen the government until Jan. 15, now the fate of the government is in the House's hands. Live updates here.



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College Rape Culture: The Other Side Of The Story

S.C.A.R. organized Sexual Assault Protest, photo by Neon Tommy

A USC alumnus convicted of sexual assault points to the many shades of grey in student rape cases. 



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Private Charity To Restore Death Benefits For U.S. Military Families

Respects paid to fallen military servicemen, photo by rachaelvoorhees via Creative Commons

Private aid helps U.S. resume reparations to families of fallen servicemen. 



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U.S. Cuts Military Aid To Egypt

Muslim Brotherhood, photo by Mr. Theklan via Creative Commons

So just how much money have we been funneling into Egypt?



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Government Shutdown Continues: Seven Things You Should Know

Washington D.C. struggles with government shutdown, photo by Sara Newman

Prisoners are being paid for their service, but prison guards are not...and 6 other things you should know!



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Hollywood Immigration Rally Draws Thousands

Thousands gather for the rally, photo by Neon Tommy

Thousands rally in cities across the country demanding immigration reform. 



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KKK Rally Canceled Thanks To Government Shutdown

KKK rally canceled, photo by Paul Lowry via Creative Commons

There is a silver lining to every bad situation.



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Obama Meets With Congressional Leaders To Discuss Government Crisis

Obama meets with Congressional leaders at the White House, photo by Whoopie Cat via Creative Commons

Obama meets with Congress. It does not go well. 



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AEG Live Declared Not Guilty In Michael Jackson Lawsuit

Adoring fans mourn Jackson's death, photo by Buridan via Creative Commons

The Jackson family will not be collecting 1.29 billion dollars thanks to the jury's ruling. 



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Bullet Train Opposed By A Majority Of Californians

High speed bullet train in contention, photo via Creative Commons

With $132 billion of state debt, is the high-speed rail really going to happen?



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Federal Shutdown Draws Closer: What You Need To Know

Gridlock continues in the Capitol Building, photo by Sara Newman

What do you really need to worry about if Congressional gridlock continues?



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Education Trends Start Focusing On Adult Literacy

Adult literacy program graduates, photo by RTLibrary via Creative Commons

It is not just kids going to school anymore. 



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Rim Fire: The Aftermath

Rim Fire burns though Northern California, photo by Velo Steve via Creative Commons

With over 400 square miles of forestry gone, it is time to start the regrowth.



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Syria To Cooperate On Chemical Weapons Inspection Says Assad

Assad gives interview, photo by theseoduke via Creative Commons

A tense peace brings promises of cooperation from Assad. 



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Americans Blame Mental Health, Rather Than Gun Control, For Violence

Candlelight shooting for Navy Yard Vigil, photo by Elvert Barnes via Creative Commons

48 percent of Americans blame flaws in the mental health system for mass shootings. 

 



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Cassidy Campbell Makes History As First Transgender Homecoming Queen

Cassidy Campbell wins Homecoming Queen, twitpic via LA Gay & Lesbian Center

Campbell tears down another wall in the fight for sexual equality. 



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House Moves To Defund Obamacare, Will Federal Shutdown Ensue?

Major decisions will be made in the Capitol Building over the next 10 days, photo by Sara Newman

Will Obama's healthcare legacy all be for naught? 



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Islamic Bloc Seeks To Join Permanent U.N. Security Council

U.N. meeting room could be changing in power dynamics, photo by Sara Newman

Could a new country join in the permanent five on the U.N. Security Council? 



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Sexual Assault Settlement Reached For Occidental College Students

USC was one of the many universities to protest the administration's mishandling of sexual assault, photo by NeonTommy

Occidental College finds a way to silence victims of sexual assault. 



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Los Angelenos Oppose Obama's Immigration Innaction

People rally for policies to put in place real immigration reform, photo via Creative Commons

A Los Angeles Human Rights organization criticizes the President. 



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3,000 Convicted Sex Offenders Released By Immigration

Supreme Court ruling brings release of nearly 3,000 sex offenders, photo by Mark Fischer via Creative Commons

Concerns for safety and consitutuionality lead to a difficult decision.



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Colorado Flooding Kills Four As Rain Continues

Colorado flooding continues, photo by corrieb via Creative Commons

The worst flood in decades continues to take lives. 



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U.S. And Russia Reach Agreement On Syrian Chemical Weapons

Russian Foreign Minister and U.S. Secretary of State collaborate, photo by Secretary of Defense via Creative Commons

Military action becomes even less likely, as Russia and the U.S. plan for peace.  



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Gaga Feminism: An Evening With Jack Halberstam

Gaga Feminism Poster, photo by Sara Newman

Jack Halbertam talks about sex, gender and the end of normal. 



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