Submitted: May 11, 2008 - In 2005, Indiana passed a law requiring all citizens to show a photo ID before being allowed to vote. The law was enacted on a strict party line; every Republican in the state legislature voted in favor, and every Democrat voted against. The law was sharply criticized for responding to a non-existent problem -- there is not a single example in Indiana history of in-person voter impersonation --…
Made Popular: 10 hours ago2008-10-11T08:12:13-07:00 AP - The camera closes in on Sarah Palin speaking to young missionaries, vowing from the pulpit to…
Made Popular: 10 hours ago2008-10-11T07:52:29-07:00 PHILADELPHIA — His backers feeling increasingly confident, Democrat Barack Obama made a slight nod…
Made Popular: Yesterday2008-10-10T20:51:54-07:00 It kept getting worse all week. Again on Friday a McCain-Palin supporter called Barack Obama a…
Made Popular: Yesterday2008-10-10T23:52:32-07:00 Friday's report from special investigator Stephen Branchflower to Alaska's Legislative Council…
Made Popular: 5 hours ago2008-10-10T22:23:55-07:00 PORTERVILLE, Calif. - The 1,800-square-mile Sequoia National Forest that is popular with Mexican…
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