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The article discusses the structural changes in Reddit Inc., an entertainment, social networking, and news website, which include the removal of offensive, harassing, and racist comments posted in the website.

The article discusses issues related to the speech of U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, highlighting her political views about sharing economy in travel booking company Airbnb Inc., home service company Zaarly and transportation network company Uber Technologies Inc.

The article discusses Governor of Maine, Paul LePage vetoing 100 bills in the session of state legislature and signed a bill making the Pine Tree as the seventh state to adopt Vermont-style rules.

The article presents the author's views against U.S. President Barack Obama's foreign policy statements with reference to the war against Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), and the execution of bin Laden.

The article offers information on the rationale of golfer Bubba Watson on his decision of painting an American flag over the Confederate battle flag on the General Lee, the 1969 Dodge Charger being featured in the television program "The Dukes of Hazzard" in 2015.

The article presents the author's perspectives of being immigrants such as himself who can frequently struggle to show coherently why it is that the U.S. is so significant to them and may run through the reasons that they might practice their religion and praise the state without fear.

The article offers information on polygamy and states that it has become an out dated idea with the legalization of same-sex marriages with reference made to the Substantive Due process and the effect it has on today's legal situation.

The article reports that financial journalist Felix Salmon has urged the U.S. government to provide tax breaks to churches that oppose same-sex marriage.

The article argues the need to repeal the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, in the context of the right of people to be armed following the shooting attack of black churgoers in Charleston, South Carolina.

The article talks about Dylann Roof, an American suspected of attacking and shooting in the Charleston Emmanuel Church which took nine innocent African Americans lives for which he stated racist cause.

The article offers information about the Battle of Waterloo, highlighting issues concerning Anglo-French hostilities, long-term peace, and nationalism.

The article discusses a sexual assault resistance program that is successful in reducing rape occurrences instead of educating men as reported by New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) and states that the program has been criticized by people including anti-rape activist Rebecca Nagle.

The article focuses on the plea for support of the online repository of the journal for free education in the U.S. politics.

The article offers the author's view on the criticism on civil rights activist and former president of the Washington branch of National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Rachel Dolezal who identified herself as part African-American.

The article focuses on writer Aldous Huxley's philosophy about the future, and dishonesty in the Internet age.

The article reports on the proposal of the U.S. Department of State regarding the regulation of firearms technical data in the Internet gun websites to be used by gun enthusiasts.

The article reports on the process of acquiring guns in New Jersey and the state's confusing gun laws.

The article reflects on the proposal of U.S. politician Lincoln Chafee that U.S. must change its metric system to appear more cosmopolitan.

The article discusses the case of political correctness and campus self-indulgence by liberal students in the U.S. colleges.

The article discusses a U.S. Supreme Court case about violent statements on social media.

The article discusses FIFA's (Federation Internationale de Football), Zurich, Switzerland, systemic corruption exposed by United States government and its rules being so strict giving scope for kickbacks like recent stadium constructions in Brazil, which hosted World Cup 2014.

The article talks about the refusal of a lesbian couple to accept engagement rings made by a jeweler who personally opposed same-sex marriage and that it is an opposite case of the mob protest against religious freedom legislation of Indiana state.

The article talks about the recent gang fight and the social and political issues that came up with it in U.S., which includes views by columnist Charles Blow, the Waco incident and the condemnation of biker.

The article offers the author's insights regarding the political agenda and several comments on the tragedy of Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania which was blamed on lack of U.S. federal government's infrastructure spending.

The article discusses aspects of results on the 2015 election in Great Britain and its effect to Labour Party, highlighting the repeated victory of Prime Minister David Cameron.

In this article, the author discusses issues regarding the probable defeat of the Labour Party of Great Britain in 2015 general election as per Nick Robinson, executive of British Broadcasting Corp. and victory of the Conservative party in the election.

The article focuses on reasons due to which the U.S. Bill of Rights would not pass in the U.S. Congress including characterization of the First Amendment's speech protection as anti-gay, argument over structure of the bill rather than on protections, and amendments to the U.S. Constitution.

The article examines the implication of the decision of Vermont's independent senator Bernie Sanders to run for the Democratic nomination for the presidential aspirations of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

The article presents a criticism against the views of Labour Party leader Edward Miliband that if elected prime minister of Great Britain he will seek to outlaw and punish Islamophobia, despite the existence of Racial and Religious Hatred Act of 2006 and its impact on individual liberty.

The article discusses the reaction to a radio advertisement featuring Milwaukee County sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. who promoted the private ownership of firearms.

The author comments on a law in Washington, D.C. which allows members of its Congress to keep firearms in their office, but suppress the right of its people to keep and bear arms.

The article reports on an article in the newspaper " New York Times" regarding Senator Ted Cruz's career as a college debater and mentions that Cruz developed rhetorical skills and theatrical gestures that made him one of the successful performers in college debate events.

The article offers information on a protest against the visit of author Christina Hoff Sommers at Oberlin College, Ohio for commenting on silencing the people's reality.

The author stresses the need for U.S. Republicans to acknowledge that they are not only running the 2016 election against the administration of President Barack Obama, but against a national melancholia to which they themselves have contributed from 1998 to 2014, and mentions their candidates including Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and Rand Paul.

The author criticizes the political campaign strategies of former U.S. Department of the State secretary Hillary Clinton for the 2016 U.S. presidential elections.

The article offers the author's views on the implications of the death of African American Walter Scott on justice administration in the U.S., emphasizing the value of surveilling the police.

The author offers insights on the way the public compared the late U.S. Senator Joseph McCarthy to Senator Ted Cruz after the latter announced his candidacy in the 2016 U.S. presidential elections.

In this article, the author expresses his views about the political platforms and presidential candidacy of U.S. Senator Ted Cruz for the 2015 election.

The article discusses the case of private security guard Steffon Josey-Davis, who was arrested and charged with second-degree felony for carrying a loaded firearm when he was arrested in New Jersey for violating transportation rules on September 20, 2013.

The article discusses the criticism by U.S. Senator Dick Durbin of the delay in President Barack Obama's appointment of attorney general due to racial bias.

The article discusses a proposal by Democrats in the U.S. Congress to abolish the American rifle market through the "Modernize Law Enforcement Act" following a failure by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) to ban the M855 rifle ammunition round.

The article offers the author's insights on aspects of the Logan Act of 1799, which prohibits unauthorized citizens from participating in diplomatic negotiations with foreign governments. Topics discussed include vice chairwoman Donna Brazile of the Democratic National Committee calls for the imprisonment of the Republican caucus for violating the bill, the statutes that would prohibit and punish hate speech, and pacifist George Logan who used any peaceful means to prevent war.

The author deplores the way Illinois Republican Representative Aaron Schock spends taxpayers' and donors' money with lavish lifestyle. According to the author, Schock should be reminded that Illinois voters voted him to be their public servant and not to be a national celebrity. He believes that if Schock's behavior is any guide, then Schock is unsuitable for public office and should abide with the public clamor for him to resign.

The article discusses the concern that Democrats should have on the future of their party and their cause and on politician Hillary Clinton as of March 2015. Topics covered include the Left's tenuous grip on power and influence, the Republicans' favorable standing at both houses of Congress and with many states, and the Democratic party's current structural advantages. Also explored is the somewhat still formidable Clinton presidential candidacy in 2016.

The author argues that former U.S. First Lady and Senator Hillary Clinton deliberately used a homemade Internet server to conceal her official communications during her tenure as secretary of state. Topics discussed include Clinton's use of a private electronic mail (e-mail) to conduct government business, the allegation that Clinton's team ran the Internet server themselves, and implications of Clinton's actions under the Freedom of Information Access Act.

The article focuses on issues arising from Hillary Clinton's use of a personal electronic mail (e-mail) account for her official correspondence. Topics discussed include her violation of a U.S. federal policy requiring government business records to be retained and to ensure that electronic exchanges are secure. Also highlighted is the reason given by Clinton for using her personal e-mail account. Described also is a possible implication of this issue for Clinton's political plans.

The article discusses the criticisms of U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. Topics cited include the vision of Clinton for the country's economy and politics, main political challenge facing Clinton during her political campaign, and her views about the role of women in the workplace, equal pay, and family leave.

The article assesses the move of U.S. President Barack Obama to nominate Antonio Weiss as the adviser of the U.S. Treasury Department. Topics covered include the opposition of several Democratic senators for Weiss as well as the leadership failures of Weiss. Also mentioned is the implication of the nomination for the leadership of Obama.

The article offers the author's views on the inquisition of "Washington Post" political correspondents Dan Balz and Robert Costa to Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker about U.S. President Barack Obama's Christian faith. It describes the incident when the two reporters asked Walker about the subject, which was responded by Walker that provoked controversy. The author identifies the inquisition as farcical.

In the article, the author discusses developments in the operation of progressive television (TV) station MSNBC as of late February 2015. He cites the move by the network to reorganize its shows by eliminating the shows of hosts Joy Ann Reid and Ronan Farrow. He compares the network against Fox News, as well as tackles MSNBC's glory days during the administration of former U.S. President George W. Bush.