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Nestlé is taking and exporting water from drought-stricken California

As California’s drought continues to worsen, residents and local governments are doing all that they can to preserve what little water they have left. The

Venezuela’s largest airport has implemented a “breathing fee”

Air travel is an excellent way to get from city to city. It’s also one of the only convenient ways to travel internationally which is

Corporations have Religious Rights According to Supreme Court

In another blow to the beleaguered Obamacare legislation, the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 decision that the ideologies associated with religious beliefs could not

Senator Harry Reid Accused of Land Grab for Son’s Interests

It’s no surprise that a politician is involved in a scandal that involves conspiracy, greed, and the rights of the people. What’s more surprising are

Google Flexes its Political Muscles Behind the Scenes

Google has been very public about its desire to stay out of politics. They don’t want to lobby. They don’t want to interfere. They don’t

Did President Obama and Pope Francis Discuss Obamacare?

There was a little buzz surrounding the first meeting between US President Barack Obama and Pope Francis. It wasn’t as much as one might expect

Rand Paul Hopes Privacy Concerns Will Lead to GOP Political Victories

Following in the footsteps of his father, Senator Rand Paul is focusing on privacy as a major component of his political profile. He hopes that

How Pastors Pray

Those who are religious often pray. Nearly every major religion believes in praying to a higher power to communicate. For Christian pastors, prayer is a

20% of Chinese children live in villages without their parents

More than sixty-one million, or around 20%, of the children in China live in rural villages without their parents. Most of these children belong to

Six Minutes of Recent News Shows Police State is on its Way

We don’t pick sides when it comes to politics. Thankfully (and unfortunately) this particular issue doesn’t seem to have a “side” to take. It would