Abigail Keefe

Health care should be a right of all Americans, including the 47 million that cannot afford it. This was the key principle among over 1,000 attendees at the Single-Payer Health Care Rally in Harrisburg, Pa. "Quality health care is a right of every man, woman and child," Sen.

Obama postpones sending troops to Afghanistan The White House decided Sunday, Oct. 18 that President Obama would postpone sending more troops to Afghanistan. More troops will be sent when the country's election is settled and it establishes a government that can work in compliance with the United States.

Owners of the 40 Living Memorial Gardens gathered together to celebrate the lives of their loved ones on Friday, Sept. 25. Each garden and its owner has a unique story. But they share one thing in common; all are living memories of murder victims. The Parents of Murdered Children, Delaware County Chapter, commemorated the third annual National Day of Remembrance at the gardens in Upper Chichester.

Pa. budget settled Legislative leaders were able to reach a budget deal for the state of Pennsylvania on Friday, Sept. 18. Governor Ed Rendell assisted on coming up with a state plan, but would not go into a large amount of detail as to what the contract stated.

Drought ignites fear for a Kenyan famine After months of putting off the warning signs, Kenya has found itself in the midst of a devastating drought. It could turn out to be one of the worst droughts this nation has seen in over a decade. Crops and animals cannot survive the harsh conditions and therefore people are dying of hunger and thirst.

Marriage, the union of two people either by legal or religious ceremonies, has become one of the top subjects of debate over the past few elections. During the 2004 presidential elections 11 states had measures on their ballots regarding the definition of marriage.