Four states have laws that require applicants to prove their citizenship when applying to vote with state forms (for state or federal elections). But the fed’s voter application forms don’t require proof of citizenship.
Terror group ISIS has marked one year since the establishment of its self-proclaimed Islamic Caliphate in the territory of Iraq and Syria. The militants marked the occasion by doing this.
Fox News host Bill O’Reilly was less than impressed with President Barack Obama’s decision to light the White House up with rainbow colors this weekend following the Supreme Court’s gay marriage ruling, calling it an “in your face” move that alienated conservatives.
Taiwan gay rights activist and “rainbow party” organizer Zhong Ji Lu was taken into custody by Taiwan police today for his role in the massive, deadly fireball that rained down upon 500 youth celebrating over the weekend. Also, see the video of the horrific event here.
The portion of the federal debt that is subject to a legal limit set by Congress closed last weekend and it – “miraculously” – hasn’t changed for 15 weeks straight.
Millions of Americans could see a boost in this as a result of new federal regulations the Obama administration is unveiling this week.
Starting today, adults in Oregon will be able to legally possess and consume marijuana. But the state already has more ganja shops than Golden Arches or places to buy Grande Frappuccinos.
It did not match the week of his wedding or the weeks his daughters were born, but Obama acknowledged that last week was a particularly momentous one for him.
Surveillance video of a wee-hours ruckus at a Macon Wal-Mart shows a teenager race inside flashing gang signs ahead of a mob of four dozen or so people who burst in and smashed merchandise.
It now seems that the brave new world of science-fiction could become all too real according to an Oxford University professor.