The U.S. Congress passed the Fair Sentencing Act in August 2010, reducing the 100-to-1 disparity between minimum sentences for crack and powder cocaine to 18
Republican Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood was asked to explain to an audience at a transportation conference why it is so difficult to get any big
#Occupy Wall Street: I know what I’m viewing, but I can’t comprehend what’s going on. Is this purely Wall Street rage — or a real
Across the nation, African Americans have exhibited continued displeasure and outrage against the tea party movement in America. From the Congressional Black Caucus to Jesse
On a recent Fox News interview, Black Republican Allen West to guest host Laura Ingraham that his work a congressman in the Tea Party was
In his 2010 book, There’s Always Work at the Post Office, former postal worker Philip Rubio documented how the USPS came to be a major
Congress and most politicians are out of touch with the real world. They do not cut their own grass, go to PTA meetings at public
Both sides compromised.
The so-called war on drugs has been a failure of colossal proportions — from both racial and preventive standpoints — and the NAACP passed a
The fifth day of negotiations between congressional caucuses and the White House ended with no movement toward increasing the debt ceiling or reigning in the
