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First Ever Ahmad Shah Massoud Day, Declared in The United States
2020-09-08 | Two days before 9/11 , The National Hero of Afghanistan, Ahmad Shah Massoud was assassinated by Al-Qaeda operatives sent by Osama Bin Laden
Unique Podcast Series to Visit All 50 States as Presidential Election Reaches Climax
2020-08-10 | Broadcaster and writer Philip O'Connor intends follow the U.S. presidential election by making 50 podcasts from the 50 American states in just 50 days, finishing up on polling day Nov 3 in New York City.
Sparkswell Beta Launches Online Platform for Activists and Political Candidates
2020-08-05 | Sparkswelll was built to support online fundraising, communication with supporters, event scheduling, email campaigns, supporter data management and field canvassing. The platform also supports federal election financial reporting requirements.
Why Moderates Will Never Confront Extremists —Whether in Business or Politics — According to Best-selling Author, CEO and Executive Coach
2020-07-28 | Moderate thinkers will most likely express their true feelings with business associates like themselves or in a polling booth to avoid conflict.
Non-Partisan Organization She Can Win Seeks to Close the Disparity Gap and Help Place Women in Elected Official Seats
2020-07-24 | Creating Parity for Women Running for Local, State, and Federal Government
Songwriting Challenge Puts Up $1500 to Highlight the Needs of Men and Boys
2020-07-07 | Campaign season is focal point of contest asking "Men for... Who?"
Lawyers Accuse South Korea's Supreme Court of Illegally Meddling in the Lower Court's Decisions
2020-06-24 | The lower courts unanimously decide to deny preservation of digital evidence deemed crucial by lawyers leading cases on the general election fraud allegations
As South Korean Officials Fail to Allay Fears Over The Issues of Vote-rigging, Concerned Citizens and Activists Take to The Streets to Demand Answers
2020-06-18 | Protests calling for a formal investigation grows as activists find evidence of vote-rigging and illegal communication features in voting machines
ACB Urges Department of Justice to Ensure Right to Private, Independent Vote
2020-06-03 | Paper Ballots Inaccessible to Blind, Visually Impaired
Academics and Scholars Find Numerous Statistical Anomalies in South Korea's Most Recent Parliamentary Election
2020-06-02 | Despite growing calls for an investigation into allegations of fraud in South Korea's most recent parliamentary election, the authorities remain eerily silent