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Measure 1, if passed, would make North Dakota the first state to define life as beginning at conception.
There’s no evidence that GMO foods are harmful to your health. But they’ve become incredibly contentious.
Voting time is only a few hours away. Here’s what you should expect.
And he’s set to lose more.
Unity.
Watch the US’s major metropolitan areas hemorrhage hundreds of thousands of jobs in 15 scary seconds
In 2012, Glass wrote an essay about the man’s impact for Current. It’s worth reading now to reflect on his legacy.
One tweet that shows why Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley is Americas best tweeter.
Little legislation gets passed these days in DC, and that’s not expected to change after tomorrow. But statehouses are furious hubs of activity, churning out thousands of new laws annually.
Here are all of the ways your iPhone would change the case at the center of this great new program.
When parties work well, they empower voters. But a federal system needs federal parties.
What you need to know to understand the 2014 election.
Hundreds of races will be decided. Here are the most important ones.
Roman emperors were more likely to be assassinated than they were to live to old age.