Some features are still to be added as the government tries to improve the website used to help people select health plans through the Affordable Care Act.

In his famous Commentaries On The Laws Of England, Sir William Blackstone wrote “It is better that 10 guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer.” Yet just last year, a Stanford University study extrapolated from past trends to estimate that around 4 percent of death row prisoners will eventually be exonerated. Since there are […]
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Though he spent most of his week on other subjects like criminal justice reform, the Oct. 24 edition of the president’s weekly address is concerned with the Clean Air Act, which will allegedly limit carbon emissions and “result in dramatic reductions in current and future emissions of climate change pollution.”
“We’re blessed with natural treasures—from the Grand Tetons to the Grand Canyon…

Dr. Primm was a so-so student who went on to became a physician intent on fighting drug addiction and H.I.V.

A landmark study found that a bigger emphasis on one-on-one talk therapy made greater strides in patient recovery than the usual drug-focused treatments.

Confession time: We’re genuinely curious what pop star Katy Perry is going to be wearing to perform at a rally for Hillary Clinton this evening in Des Moines, Iowa. Performing at two Obama rallies in 2012, Perry wore dresses designed to look like Obama’s “Forward” logo (which might just as well have read “Fore!”) and a ballot with the box for Obama/Biden filled in…

Religion is based on faith. Although Enlightenment thought has taken some of the wind out of religion’s sails, some people still strive to prove the tenets of their faith with the methods or terminology of science. 10 Jinn Photo credit: Oxford Digital Library Islamic theology holds that human beings were created from water and clay, […]
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Ahmed “Clock Kid” Mohamed, student, inventor, world traveler and new chum of the “Butcher of Darfur,” finally has been reunited with his clock, and it feels so good.
GOT MY CLOCK BACK FINALLY!! pic.twitter.com/7k9GXB7M4H
— Ahmed Mohamed (@IStandWithAhmed) October 23, 2015@IStandWithAhmed About time! lol
— Michael Curry (@mcurryfelidae07) October 23, 2015

@IStandWithAhmed cool clock ahmed
— area job havist (@FucktardIdiot) October 23, 2015

@IStandWithAhmed @ChloeKiniry the clock he built using only his mind, some wires, and a clock
— Max Jones (@maxjones0909) October 24, 2015

As you can see from the photo, Mohamed doesn’t wear a watch, so having his clock back must be quite a relief…

State health department investigators ordered women’s care centers to turn over documents, including patients’ records and employees’ home addresses and phone numbers.

The years leading up to an American election are a great time for those who enjoy political debates. The primaries usually offer an assortment of colorful characters duking it out while the presidential debates can be theatrical and sometimes tense. These rhetorical struggles often influence the course of American politics. Featured image credit: CNN via […]
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