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Surveillance cameras are now used extensively to combat terrorism, some say at the expense of civil liberties. But without these policing measures, safety would be jeopardized.
Blanket approaches to eradicating Female Genital Mutilation are proving to be ineffective. Countries must implement culturally relevant advocacy programs.
I'm an American underwater in debt and with a stagnant income. Which group should I support: the Tea Party or Occupy Wall Street?
Hear what a Tea Party activist has to say about Occupy Wall Street.
In light of the recent scandal, will the Florida senator be the GOP's choice for vice president?
Adderall use by college students looking to boost their grades is nothing more than a harmless pill that aids the under-motivated college experience.
We should celebrate our accomplishments in helping the Libyan people overthrow Gaddafi, but there is much work to be done in Libya.
Pundits should stop praising Paul's principles and start reading his actual plans, which are unreasonable and would have dire consequences.
The current definition of rape used by the FBI is outdated since it excludes men, and furthers misconceptions about what rape is and who can be a victim of rape.
OWS has directed the brunt of its wrath at financial institutions. Yet companies that harm the environment are just as responsible for America's economic woes.
Despite Cain’s attempts to portray himself as an outsider, he's beholden to Koch Industries and other big business interests.
The recent discussion about Mitt Romney's religious beliefs is just another reminder that American voters put far too much emphasis on religion.
The Occupy Wall Street protesters are upset about the Citizens United court decision. Confused by this decision treating corporations as people, protesters are now out in the streets.
Republicans in many states are trying to pass voting laws that they claim will guard against voter fraud, but which may also disenfranchise minority voters in the U.S.
The Republican party's desperate search for a man to unify the right wing is being crippled by a circus of unelectable Tea Party candidates.
Native Americans are not celebrating a holiday that celebrates a man they believe opened the door to European colonization. We should hear them out.
In her recent PolicyMic post, Condoleezza Rice states that America tries its best at building democracy in the Middle East. Anna Day responds.
Join the debate: Is President Obama’s solution to America’s deficit woes, increasing taxes on the rich, a good approach?
Congress has too many rules that help avoid compromise, making it look like more like a flawed parliamentary system.
Parolees are one group hardest hit by joblessness. Investment in low-cost infrastructure is one possible solution for them.
Occupy Wall Street should be judged on how well it shifts the direction of debate, not on the coherence of its policy prescriptions.
Chris Kendall OH! I get it... You thought I said that I was saying "Well Said" to Dylan, right? That was in reference to the article...