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Looking for free articles? Free Online Article submission and search Directory, Article maniac. You can Search, Submit, And Find Free Content Articles for Your Web sites, Newsletters, and Ezines.US Supreme Court Issues Ruling on Voting Rights
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a narrow ruling related to the 1965 Voting Rights Act. The Voting Rights Act was passed by Congress at the height of the U.S. civil rightsTrain Collision Kills 6 in Washington, DC
Officials in Washington, D.C. say six people have been killed and about 70 injured in a collision of two subway trains during the late afternoon rush hour.Obama Signs Anti-Smoking Law
U.S. President Barack Obama signed into law Monday sweeping new legislation regulating the nation's tobacco industry.US Political Debate Unfolds Over Iran Response
A political debate is unfolding in Washington over the proper U.S. response to the situation in Iran where election protests have at times resulted in bloodshed.Obama Wants to Start Training US Spies in College
The Washington Post newspaper says the Obama administration is proposing a new program to train students in U.S. colleges and universities to become intelligence officers.Obama Pushes Financial Regulation Proposal
U.S. President Barack Obama is again promoting his plan for a new agency to protect consumers in the American financial industry.US Takes Seat on UN Human Rights Council
The United States has joined the 47-member United Nations Human Rights Council for the first time. U.S. diplomats Friday pledged to work constructively.Obama Calls for US Immigration Reform
U.S. President Barack Obama says he is committed to passing comprehensive reform of the country's immigration laws.Obama Marks Juneteenth as 'Time of Reflection, Appreciation'
President Barack Obama has marked the anniversary of what has become known as "Juneteenth" to mark the day word reached enslaved African AmericansObama Proposes Broad Financial Reform
President Barack Obama is proposing the most sweeping changes in U.S. financial regulation since the Great Depression of the 1930s.Obama Administration Denies Interfering in Iranian Affairs
The Obama administration Wednesday rejected charges by Iran of U.S. interference in that country's affairs following its bitterly disputed election.Obama Takes Action On Gay Rights
U.S. President Barack Obama is extending some benefits to the same-sex partners of federal government employees - a small, but highly symbolic step amidst a national debate about gay marriage.US House of Representatives Approves War Funding Bill
A bill to pay for U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, and help bolster Pakistan's ability to fight extremists, has been approved Tuesday by the U.S.Obama: Demonstrators Reflect Growing Desire for Change in Iran
U.S. President Barack Obama is continuing to call for an end to post-election violence in Iran. He said he does not want to intervene in the election dispute.Iran Election Poses Dilemma for Obama Administration
The controversial outcome of Iran's presidential election and subsequent protests are rippling across the globe, particularly in Washington, where President Barack Obama has pledgedUS Creates Military Cyber Command to Defend Computer Networks
The U.S. Defense Department is in the final stages of creating a new military command to defend against attacks on the nation's military computer systems.Obama Urges Physicians to Support Health Care Reform
U.S. President Barack Obama is continuing his campaign to reform the American health care system. He is urging the nation's doctors to put aside their skepticism and back changes.Obama 'Troubled' by Post-Election Turmoil in Iran
U.S. President Barack Obama says it is up to the people of Iran to determine their nation's future. At the same time, he says he is troubled by the post-election.Obama Announces Medicare, Medicaid Savings Proposals
U.S. President Barack Obama and Republican lawmakers are turning their attention to the economy.US Envoy Says Syria Integral to Mideast Peace
U.S. envoy George Mitchell says Syria has an integral role to play in U.S. efforts to secure a comprehensive peace deal in the Middle East.Obama Says Iran's 'Robust' Election Debate Hopeful Sign for US-Iran Engagement
President Barack Obama said Friday he's hopeful the robust political debate in Iran in connection with its presidential election will advance prospects for U.S.-Iranian engagement.UN Security Council Approves Tougher Sanctions Against North Korea
The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously Friday to pass tougher sanctions against North Korea.Obama Pledges $73 Million For Zimbabwe's People
President Barack Obama has promised $73 million in U.S. aid to the people of Zimbabwe. As VOA's Kent Klein reports from the White House, the president made the pledge FridayBushehr Nuclear Plant Adds to Iran Proliferation Concerns
Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant, to some, is another means by which Tehran can justify nuclear related activities such as uranium processing.First Guantanamo Detainee Pleads Not Guilty in Embassy Bombings
An al-Qaida suspect accused in the 1998 U.S. embassy bombings in Africa has pleaded not guilty to murder and conspiracy charges.Shots Fired At US Holocaust Museum, Guard Killed
A man opened fire inside the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington Wednesday, killing a security guard before being shot.Skilled Foreign Workers in US May Have to Leave
Additionally, skilled foreign workers aspiring to work in the US may now find that goal more difficult due to new government restrictions on hiring foreign workers.Depressed Mill Town Looks Beyond Steel
Long before the current economic downturn, the town of Braddock, Pennsylvania, was already down on its luck. As early as the mid-1970s, this little river town - once a hub of the U.S.US Hospital Starts Genetic Testing For All Cancer Patients
Gene testing is becoming a significant tool in standard medical care and perhaps most importantly in the search for the perfect drug to target a articular type of cancer.
