Nicholas Demas

By now, you have most likely heard of Bitcoin, the "first decentralized digital currency," in the world. Created in 2009, the peer-to-peer currency used for instant electron payment. It is ideal for conducting international transactions because it…

Students have powerful voices. Setting aside political affiliations, there is an opportunity for students to collaborate and create a palpable impact by improving the rollout of the Affordable Care Act. Accordingly, the White House should support an…

Wednesday, as Facebook prepares to release its third quarter earnings, Wall Street is buzzing with optimism. The social media giant is projected to post $1.9 billion in revenue, with its earnings per share rising 58% to $.19 and sales increasing…

Last Thursday, the New York Times reported the Obama administration is considering easing sanctions against Iran, and this is just the latest sign of improving relations between the U.S. and Iran. In September, the world was surprised by the…

A 92-year-old African-American woman has sued North Carolina mere hours after Gov. Pat McCrory (R) signed a controversial voter reform bill. Rosanell Eaton says that her constitutional rights have been violated because the law requires an individual…

Thursday night, The Washington Post published an internal audit of the NSA surveillance programs leaked by Edward Snowden, which show that the NSA has violated the privacy rules in place to protect Americans' communications 2,776 times in one year.…

The American Legislative Exchange Council recently joined Yelp and what in sued was pure hatred. Known for its conservative tendencies in promoting a free market economy and limited government, the ALEC has been the center of many controversies.…

President Obama's remarks this morning on the brutal violence in Egypt have once again demonstrated how the administration continues to tiptoe around withholding the annual $1.3 billion aid given to the Egyptian military. The administration's…

President Obama will take a break from his vacation and address the growing unrest in Egypt. You can listen to the President's statements here at 10:15 a.m EST Updates below. On Wednesday over 500 Egyptians were killed and more than 3,000 wounded…