Few Supreme Court cases this decade have been as controversial as Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission, the 2010 decision that opened the door to
The New Yorker points out that this week marks the fifth anniversary of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, the landmark Supreme Court decision that
President Barack Obama will announce a variety of new initiatives Tuesday night in his seventh State of the Union speech. But how successful will he
Cuba sits just 90 miles from the United States, but for more than a half century, commerce between the two countries has been prevented by
Voters across the country go to the polls on Tuesday to vote in mid-term election races that will decide the future makeup of the U.S.
If you live in the South and West, you’ve undoubtedly seen megachurches. They’re the arena-sized houses of worship that are growing at a rapid pace,
Less than a month before Election Day, campaigns across the country are dialing up their last-minute efforts to win voters. Especially in battleground states, get-out-the-vote
The announcement Monday that Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has laid out a five-year plan to drastically shrink miliitary spending likely has a lot of businesses,
This free workshop was originally held on Jan. 23, 2014, in Lexington, Ky., preceding the Kentucky Press Association’s Winter Convention. You can access all the
The intersection of government and business is one of the most important and target-rich coverage areas available. Yet most news organizations don’t have it. I
Ms. Yellen will face hostile questioning from Republican senators who oppose the Fed’s policy of quantitative easing. (Financial Times, Nov. 13) Many analysts had predicted
Barlett & Steele Silver Award Winner “The United States of Subsidies”By Louise StoryThe New York Times It seemed like a simple question: how much money
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