On Friday, November 22, President John F. Kennedy was remembered on the 50th anniversary of his assassination. It was the first time Dallas officially held a memorial. According to the Chicago Tribune 5,000 people attended the ceremony at Dealey Plaza …
Yesterday marked the country’s 237th birthday! Fourth of July celebrations electrified the country from coast to coast. Now From the Statue of Liberty’s reopening ceremony (it had been closed for repairs in the wake of Hurricane Sandy), and President Obama …
President Barack Obama’s inauguration on Monday will no doubt be an event that will be cited in historical, political and social science texts for generations to come. David Gibson of the Religious News Services, reported this on inaugural day: “‘…you …
Americans and non-Americans alike were glued to their televisions and computer screens as they watched states turn red and blue. The event made political science history as Twitter announced some time Tuesday evening that 20 million #election2012 tweets had been …
On Monday, the eve of the Presidential Elections, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney each visited multiple states, known as battleground or swing states, in hopes of securing the support from undecided voters or where polls suggested their leads were slim. …