Baseball Season Beginning, Overshadowed By Barry Bonds Trial
Late March usually signifies the end of winter. (…)
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Obama Talks About Education, Targets Helping Latino Youth
The fact that education in the United States of America has been falling in the last few decades is something that President Obama is working hard to fix. (…)
New York City Challenges Census Results, Says Population Undercounted
Every ten years when the Census Bureau goes around every last corner of the United States to count every last American citizen, the numbers indicate just how much each town has grown and expanded. (…)
Wealth Falls In America, Average Family Makes Less Money
Since the stock market fell in 2008, there has been constant talk about how the economy is suffering and the modern American family is no longer living as comfortably as it once did. (…)
Gadhafi Continues Genocide, United States Fires Back
The genocide in Libya has not stopped. (…)
George Mason Wins and Moves on to Second Round of NCAA Tournament
George Mason needed every second on the clock to beat Villanova in a second round game of the NCAA tournament earlier today. Down by one […]
Officials Continue to Struggle with Cooling of Japan’s Nuclear Reactor
As fears continue to rise in Japan and around the world about a potential nuclear disaster, Japanese officials are scrambling to find new ways to […]
NCAA Tournament Gets Underway
Sports fans around the country are celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in a different fashion today by watching the start of the NCAA Tournament known simply […]
Louisville Cardinals Basketball Team Upset and Ousted from NCAA Tourney
In the biggest upset of the day so far, the Louisville basketball team was eliminated from the 2011 men’s NCAA basketball tournament by Morehead State. […]
Obama Addresses Japan, Death Count Hits 6,406
The earthquake and tsunami that wrecked Japan just one week ago has left a mark so visible on Japan that it feels as though the pair of natural disasters happened just five minutes ago. (…)
