In an address to service men and women at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, President Obama pledged not to "rush the solemn decision" to send more troops to battle.
Critics claim that time is of the essence.
Tell us what you think! Should more troops be sent to Afghanistan?
In a Senate committee hearing Wednesday, Sen. Joe Lieberman told the group that the H1N1 virus is running rampant in the U.S., with around 5,000 cases reported already compared to last year's seven cases. The CDC has stated that come November, the country should be seeing widespread availability of the vaccine ... although by then, it might be too late to reap any of the vaccine's benefits in warding off the virus.
What are your thoughts on the H1N1 vaccine? Will you and/or your family be getting in line to receive it? Why or why not? Let us know by clicking "leave a comment" below.
On November 1, a new law in Oklahoma will require doctors to submit detailed information about any woman who has an abortion. The statistical information will then be posted online by the Oklahoma Department of Health. To read more, click here.
What do you think? Is this a violation of a patient's privacy?
The White House released a report on Monday finding that 250,000 teaching jobs had been saved or created as a result of the $787 billion stimulus package. For all the details, click here. But first, tell us your thoughts.
Are you a teacher with a similar story? What has your employment experience been since the stimulus was passed earlier this year? Click "leave a comment" below to speak out!
The November 3 general elections are just around the corner, and the races in some key states are heating up ... maybe coming to a boil? So, we want to know which races you're following!
Click "leave a comment" below to tell us who you hope gets the vote and which politicians aren't even on your radar!
As the Senate Finance Committee nears a critical vote on health care reform legislation, Chairman Max Baucus (D-MT), said, "Now it's time to get the job done. My colleagues, this is our opportunity to make history."
Tell us what YOU think. Will the bill pass? And if so, will it garner enough support to then pass the full Senate?
As the Senate Finance Committee nears a key vote on health care reform legislation, Max Baucus (D-Montana), Chairman of the Committee, said, "Now it's time to get the job done. My colleagues, this is our opportunity to make history."
Tell us what you think. Will this plan pass? And will it garner enough support to then pass the full Senate?
A Kentucky gun-toting pastor who made headlines earlier in '09 for hostin a "God and Guns" event at his church stepped down from the pulpit to go after more political pursuits.
According to FOXNews.com, Ken Pagano told the Washington times that "thirty years was a good, long run, but it's time for a change," he said. "If I can write my own ticket, I want to get involved more in Second Amendment issues as they affect the church, and I can do more from outside the pulpit than from behind it."
That leads us to our question of the day. Do you think that there is ever a place for politics inside the church? Let us know your thoughts by clicking "leave a comment" below!
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