One of the most controversial issues that Californians face this election season is Proposition 8. On May 15, six judges on the California Supreme court declared Proposition 22 (2000) as unconstitutional. Proposition 22 was passed...
On Nov. 4, voters determine the fate of Proposition 8, a ballot measure that looks to illegally take away the rights of same-sex couples to legally marry by creating a set definition of marriage in the state constitution.
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It's almost that time of the year, when commercials abound with indecipherable jargon, and the consumer is bombarded with a campaign. While retailers are already hawking Christmas merchandise, Election Day 2008 is only 13 days...
It's been nearly three weeks since the death of Mesa student Luis Felipe Watson dos Santos, who was stabbed to death in morning hours of Oct. 4. Santos marks the third Mesa student in two years to be killed near San Diego State...
October 15 marked the third and final presidential debate of this election year. The subject was domestic policy, not "Joe the Plumber," as many had innocently mistaken.
The candidates spent most of the given hour and a half...
Both presidential nominees stepped into the ring on Friday night. It's the first of three rounds against Obama and McCain. There weren't any knockout punches that night, just jabs and hooks to the body. Looking at our scorecard,...
September 15 opened as a bleak day on Wall Street, following the sale of the nation's largest brokerage firm, Merrill Lynch, to the Bank of America, as well as the news of Lehman Brothers, an investment firm, filing for bankruptcy...
For many youths in the United States turning 21 is a golden ticket to bars and nightclubs, a bold and often unexplored territory for them. In the works are potential laws that can change all that by lowering the drinking age to...
This 2008 Presidential Election should have its own slogan, "Change Versus Complacency." Like it or not, this election will define how our country moves on from this stupid quagmire that Bush has left us in. Either we can change...
President Bush pardons his own tush and Barack refuses to push back for the enforcement of the law, or more specifically, an entire series of laws formally known as the Geneva Conventions. Under the War Crimes Act, violations...