President Obama arrived in Italy on Wednesday and will meet with Pope Francis for the first time on Thursday. President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama had met with Pope Francis’s predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, early on in the President’s first term. While many are looking at this visit from […]
The Supreme Court heard arguments today in the Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. case. Hobby Lobby, which is privately held, sued the Obama Administration over the the mandate in the Affordable Care Act that mandates that corporations must provide free birth control with the insurance polices that it provides […]
Earlier today, NBC’s Chuck Todd, who also anchors The Daily Rundown on MSNBC, took a veiled shot against competitor CNN and its coverage of missing flight 370. Apparently, taking veiled shots at CNN for its coverage is commonplace amongst rivals of the news network which has been dedicating large amounts of […]
One year ago, the Republican National Committee released the results of the Growth and Opportunity Project. The Project, also called the GOP “autopsy,” called for reforms within the party in order for it to be more competitive, such as a new emphasis on minority voters. While critics have said that […]
Three hundred ninety-five members of the House of Representatives sent a letter to President Obama regarding sanctions on Iran. Two hundred sixteen Republicans and one hundred seventy-nine Democrats signed the letter and it says that Iran must commit to and fulfill all its agreements with the international community before any […]
