After months of endless bickering back and forth between Republicans and Democrats in the United States Congress, a resolution on an extension of the 2011 fiscal year budget has been reached. (…)
Anyone who follows the actions of Congress knows that Democrats are liberal with their spending as they try to help those in need in order to make sure that everyone in the nation is taken care of. (…)
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. (…)
The Senate in the United States is fairly divided. (…)
One of the promises of Republicans running for the House of Representatives in the 2010 Midterm Elections was that they were going to repeal Obama’s health care reform bill. (…)
When President Barack Obama decided to take on the United States Health Care system, the Republicans were displeased to say the least. (…)
In 2002, accusations arose that Tom DeLay, who was once the House Majority Leader, illegally funneled $190,000 in his attempts to get Republicans voted into the Senate and the House of Representatives.(…)
Prior to Wednesday, there have been sixty Speakers of the House of Representatives in the history of the United States Congress. (…)
For the majority of 2010, unemployment rates were slowly dropping throughout the United States of America. (…)
Just like every year, on December 31st, millions of people from all around the world come together in various locations to celebrate the closing of one year and the beginning of the next one. (…)
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