Washington Monument Closed Indefinitely After Tuesday’s East Coast Earthquake
The National Parks Service has officially closed the Washington Monument to visitors indefinitely. The monument will not be open to the public until a thorough […]
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Palin Starts Countrywide Tour, Increases Popularity for 2012
In 2008 when President Barack Obama was still just the Democratic nominee for the election to see who would take over for former President George W. Bush and when John McCain was the Republican nominee, at times it seemed as though all of the attention was going to McCain’s running mate, Sarah Palin of Alaska. (…)
Osama bin Laden’s Journals Investigated, Attacks on New York, Los Angeles, and Washington Planned
When the United States Navy SEALs raided the hideout of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, not only did they find the terrorist criminal, but they also found many of his secret files. (…)
Chinese President Visits United States, Comes To White House and Discusses North Korea, Economy, and Trade
With the relations between the United States and China improving heavily during the first half of President Obama’s term in office, it does not come as a surprise that President Hu Jintao of China decided to make the journey over to Washington D.C. to visit with the American President. (…)
Obama Calls Philadelphia Eagles Owner, Touts Michael Vick
President Barack Obama spends most of his time fully enveloped in political issues and working on new policies and strategies for improving the American economy and the unemployment situation in the United States. (…)
Democrats Gain Washington, Murray Defeats Rossi
While still a notable difference from the fifty-nine seats they held in the United States Senate prior to the 2010 Midterm Elections, the Democrats now have control of fifty-three seats. (…)
