All Things Political
// The Constitution authorizes the legislative branch to set the laws that the country follows. Yet the last few decades, Congress has signed over legislative authority to “independent” agencies within the government. For example, food laws are now determined by … Continue reading
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// A 17-year old child was arrested on Wednesday in Dayton, Ohio after a police officer mistook his speech impediment as a sign of disrespect. Jesse Kersey, a mentally-handicapped kid, was riding his bike when he was stopped by a … Continue reading
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// When it comes to making a movie, many directors and movie goers will agree that the soundtrack is almost as important as the movie itself. We at Silver Circle are very fortunate to have musician Jordan Page as the … Continue reading
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// As you all know animation is a tricky art form and sometimes takes on a life of its own. In this case Zoe, our lead heroine of Silver Circle, has a little too much life. Looks like she’s downed … Continue reading
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// For the past year, air travelers have had to go through the misery and tension that are TSA screenings. For some that meant one of two options: going through a full body scan, or getting fondled by administrators. … Continue reading
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// In 2005, Congress, acting upon the success of the 50 state quarters program, decided to take specialized currency one step further with the authorization of the Presidential $1 coin. The idea would be to release four dollar coins a … Continue reading
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// If you want to know what PorcFest was like this year, or if you’re interested in attending the festival in the near future, check out its appearance on NPR’s “Planet Money” on Tuesday.
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// As of 1:53pm fires have been put up, no longer burning, but rioting continues. No injuries have been reported from the fire. Breaking News: The Greek Ministry of Finance is on fire. Protestors did not hesitate to send a … Continue reading
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// While citizens around the world are abruptly finding out that their countries have been living beyond their means, governments around the world are being forced to pull back the reigns on what has been a fruitful decade of welfare, … Continue reading
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// Earlier this month, we at Silver Underground reported the story of the Orlando based organization Food Not Bombs being forced to cease feeding homeless people on city land after some of its members were arrested for violating a city … Continue reading
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