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We must deal with the crisis that is unemployment. This means creating around 35 million jobs.

U.S. students, according to recently introduced studies, are dropping behind on their understanding of U.S. history.

I'm a Boy Scout out of New Jersey, right now, nearly finished working on my Eagle Project, which for those who do not know, is one of the last requirements to become an Eagle Scout.

Well, yes.  It will probably be jobs. Whether or not we like it, the most politically pressing issue facing Americans today is job creation.

A few weeks ago, Washington, D.C. and the rest of the nation were rocked by yet another sex scandal surrounding a high-ranking government official.

Hope is defined by Cornell West as believing things will get better despite appearances to the contrary.

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I recently realized how to describe the current economic strategy of Republicans and big business. I call this strategy slash and burn economics.

Being a junior this year I learned a lot on what it took to go to a four year college after high school, and I realized that this was a pretty hard thing to do.