June 4th, 2012 
Caitlin Salovich 
A recent Time Magazine cover featuring a young mother openly breastfeeding her 3-year-old son sparked heated debates concerning a taboo subject in America. When the controversial photo, taken originally for an article on attachment parenting, was discovered to have not been staged, furious and confused readers took to the Internet to voice their concerns on the issue [...]
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For many Americans, some part of every day is spent accessing the Internet. Whether it’s checking e-mail, browsing various articles on popular news outlets, or catching up with friends on social media sites, millions of people across the country are connected via their cell phones, personal computers, and now – tablets.
Posted in Politics Tags: 2012, analysts, attack, big brother, censorship, Facebook, freedom of information act, Government, Internet, Keywords, laws, online, patrol, police, politics, privacy, Security, social media, spying, terrorist, threat, Twitter, web surfing, websites No Comments » May 21st, 2012 Caitlin Salovich 
The idea of moving to another country may sound a bit unnerving for many Americans, due to financial reasons – but not for Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin. It was recently released that the Brazilian native offered up his American citizenship in September 2011 and relocated to Singapore in order to avoid paying the United States a reported [...]
Posted in Politics Tags: $67 million, Brazil, british, co-founder, Decision, entertainer, Facebook, Government, Harvard, immigrant, Mark Zuckerburg, Money, oppression, politician, politics, radio show, rush limbaugh, Singapore, social media, taxes, U.S. citizenship 1 Comment » May 17th, 2012 Caitlin Salovich 
The bullying crisis in America has been pushed into the spotlight recently, and who would have thought Mitt Romney would be involved? Because suicide continues to be one of the leading causes of death in teens in the country, bullying remains a major issue among the country’s youth. With that said, many Americans were surprised [...]
Posted in Politics Tags: 2012 election, accusations, campaign, candidate, classmates, country, gay, GOP, homosexual, LGBT, mainstream, Media, Mitt Romney, obama, politics, prep school, president, presidential nominee, rates, social issues, suicide, supporters, teens, voters 1 Comment » May 13th, 2012 Caitlin Salovich 
North Carolina’s recent decision to ban gay marriages has the country in an uproar. This new law, which passed 61 to 39 percent on Tuesday, defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman and will no longer offer benefits to same-sex couples in the state. North Carolina was already against gay marriages, but this [...]
Posted in Politics Tags: 2012, 2012 election, ABC news, announcement, big campaign donors, campaign, campaign funds, church and state, civil unions, conservative, constitution, democrat, economy, endorsement, equality, gay, gay marriage, gay rights, heterosexual, independent voters, Joe Biden, law makers, lesbian, LGTB, liberal, mainstream media, Meet the Press, Mitt Romney, North Carolina, peer pressure, politics, POTUS, President Obama, pressure, religion, Republican, same-sex marriages, state laws, swing state, Tarheel, unemployment, vote, voters, votes 1 Comment » April 30th, 2012 Caitlin Salovich 
Would you stand your ground if you were placed in a situation that you felt threatened in? Would you use deadly force as a means of self-defense? What if your life was at risk and you had no other option? More than half of the states in the US have adopted some form of self-defense [...]
Posted in Politics Tags: American, arrest, authority, bill of rights, community, concern, constitution, criminal, deadly force, Death, Florida, gun control, guns, law, life, Murder, nation, police, public, right to bear arms, risk, self defense, shooter, stand your ground, States, threat, Trayvon Martin, us No Comments » April 23rd, 2012 Caitlin Salovich 
Apparently, what happens in Columbia doesn’t stay in Columbia. So far, six Secret Service agents, including two supervisors, have either lost their jobs or resigned as a result of an alleged prostitution scandal that blew up media outlets last weekend. The employees, who were placed in Cartagena, Colombia to prepare for President Obama’s arrival, were [...]
Posted in Politics Tags: agents, america, Colombia, country, elite, ethics, Fired, hooker, Media, morals, obama, politics, president, prostitutes, protection, Scandal, secret service, Security, services, supervisor, women No Comments » April 16th, 2012 Caitlin Salovich 
23 year old Jenna Talackova, who underwent sexual reassignment surgery at age 19, was recently disqualified from the Miss Universe pageant for stating on her application that she was a natural-born female. After weeks of controversy and media outburst, it is announced that the Canadian beauty will be the first official transgender allowed to compete [...]
Posted in Politics Tags: beauty, beauty queen, Canada, contest, Controversy, DNA, Donald Trump, equality, ethics, female, gender, issues, Jenna Talackova, LGBT, Miss Universe, pageant, politics, queen, role, role model, sex change, society, transgender, women 1 Comment » April 9th, 2012 Caitlin Salovich 
Apocalyptic type movies have been hitting theaters in full force over the past few years, but none have made an impact like the film, The Hunger Games. The first big movie of the year 2012, this film delivered one strong performance complete with a star studded cast and special effects. Based on the epic novel [...]
Posted in Politics Tags: 2012, actors, apolcapyse, Caitlin Salovich, children, citizens, Control, Death, elite, entertainment, film, film industry, Games, Government, hunger, hunger games, innocent, katniss everdeen, killing, magic, Media, movies, Murder, novel, politics, power, sequel, slave, society, survival, Suzanne Collins, teen, the hunger games, tyranny, viewers, world 1 Comment » March 26th, 2012 Caitlin Salovich Andrew Breitbart, a conservative blogger and the founder of such websites as BigGovernment.com and BigJournalism.com, died unexpectedly last week due to natural causes. While many right-wing supporters view this as a tragic loss to the political world, close friends and conservative websites are beginning to question if his death could be more than just mere [...]
Posted in Politics Tags: 2012 election, 9/11, American, Andrew Breitbart, Breitbart, Caitlin, Caitlin Salovich, conspiracy, CPAC, Death, information, mass media, Murder, obama, patriot, politics, public, public figure, report, Salovich, truth, Washington D.C., world 1 Comment » February 14th, 2012 Caitlin Salovich 
Female politicians are entering the political arena in great numbers. As more women are elected to public office, the face of leadership is beginning to grow slightly more feminine. But does that actually mean that female voters are the biggest support for women politicians? Take the 2008 presidential election for example, where not one but [...]
Posted in Politics Tags: 2008 election, Caitlin Salovich, Clinton, elections, feminism, Hilary Clinton, Palin, politician, politics, presidential elections, Sarah Palin, voting, women No Comments » February 6th, 2012 Caitlin Salovich 
In a digital age where cellphones and laptops are go-to gadgets, many are left wondering when voting will finally go viral. Casting your vote for the next president can be as easy as tapping your phone’s screen or clicking your computer’s mouse – but it’s not, at least not yet. Aside from a few negatives, [...]
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