On Sunday, President Barack Obama introduced the Fox television broadcast of Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey. President Obama screened Cosmos at the White House Student Film Festival, where he spoke about how NASA had reported it discovered 700 new planets, and he advocated empowering students by providing them with the technology to widen their exploration options. At […]
I have been working out 3 to 6 days a week (mainly 6 days since ’03) consistently for 14 years performing a wide variety of body weight workouts. Here are my accomplishments. The spreadsheet on which I calculated this underestimates of all the repetitions and most of the exercises I have performed, and adds up to […]
According to the 15th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, no U.S. Citizen will be stopped from voting “on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.” The Voting Rights Act of 1965 (VRA) was passed to stop discriminatory practices that the 15th Amendment was ratified to outlaw. Last week, Supreme Court […]
Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, addressed the Virginia Military Institute on his foreign policy plan. Mr. Romney attested that President Barack Obama never signed a free-trade agreement while he has been in office. “The president has not signed one new free trade agreement, in the past four years,” Mr. Romney said. USA Today reported on […]
In an interview with Fox News on Thursday night, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney told Fox News correspondent, Sean Hannity, how he would have responded to some topics that weren’t brought up during the first presidential debate on Wednesday. After doubling down on his statements made during leaked video footage of a private fundraiser on […]
Seventy percent of registered Hispanic voters said they would vote for President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden if the election were held today, in a NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Telemundo poll. President Obama enjoys a 50-point lead among Latinos as only 20 percent of registered Hispanic voters said they would vote for Republican Presidential […]
Yeral Arroliga, 25, who told the Miami Herald that he is a U.S. Citizen who immigrated from Nicaragua in 1995, is among 198 people who are being listed as potential noncitizens. Mr. Arroliga told the Miami Herald that he has to produce proof that he is a U.S. Citizen within 30 days of receiving a […]
A new report released yesterday by the Advancement Project finds that voter suppression laws in 23 states have the potential of barring more than 10 million Latino United States citizens from voting in the 2012 elections. The report explains why three types of state laws have been passed to suppress Latino voters in states where […]
President Ronald Reagan’s former speechwriter, Peggy Noonan, emphasized in the Wall Street Journal yesterday that Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign was not only “incompetent” but a continued disaster. This comes in the wake of widespread media coverage and criticism referencing the comments Mr. Romney made at a private fundraiser in May. Noonan went on to say, “The Romney campaign has […]