Politics Archive
Archives for March 2015
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The law has drawn criticism for potentially allowing discrimination against LGBT people.
“Perhaps what draws us to this film is an undeniable sense that we are seeing America of the late 20th Century in metaphor before our eyes.”
Are Americans focusing on the wrong issues in the Iran talks?
It won’t hurt gay people, Douglas Laycock says — and it will protect religious minorities.
Over the last two years, we’ve learned a lot about how the NSA spies on people around the world. Here’s a round-up of the most important programs.
Watch these floating heads explain the politics of Iran’s nuclear deal.
He’ll likely need to crack down on methane leaks from oil and gas drilling.
“We’re going to need this,” Bush said.
The slippery slope is very real.
The governor is under increasing pressure to protect LGBT people from discrimination following the passage of a religious freedom law.
A fight over immigration enforcement reveals a fundamental conflict about how government should work.
The attacks are designed to pressure the popular programming website Github to take down content censored by the Chinese government.
Students who studied math and science for just over an hour every day performed best on standardized tests.
A look at one of the most important conflicts for today’s Middle East.