With more than 75% of all American households already using compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) and the government essentially banning biologically inert, safe, incandescent bulbs, are we being kept in the dark about CFLs? If you’ve gone out to purchase light bulbs recently, you’ve probably noticed that your options are limited.  Because of the Energy Independence […]

All eyes are on Colorado this election year, as this key “swing state” may determine who will be the next president of the United States. Colorado may only have nine electoral votes, but those votes may prove critical this coming November in a presidential race that is predicted to be determined by key swing states.  […]

With the November election looming large, voters are being bombarded with political advertising and surveys—but is voter privacy being breached in the process? This election year, political surveys and advertising seem to be very “targeted” and personal.  One blatant example involved an individual who received a phone call last week from someone who said they […]

In yet another random shooting, this time at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, questions are being raised as to why these types of violence are on the increase. Last Sunday, Wisconsin shooting suspect Wade Michael Page, 40, walked into a Sikh temple and began firing.  In the aftermath, seven people, including Page, were […]

In the wake of last weekend’s mass shooting at a crowded movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, the question of “Why Colorado?” is once again being raised. For the third time in 13 years, mass murder has found its way into Colorado. From the 1999 massacre at Columbine to the 2007 New Life Church shootings, the […]