St. John Fisher Political Science Department

Check this out I personally am not always a big fan of CNN reporting but I really like this segment that they do. Five stories that people are talking about each day and no longer than about a paragraph long.

CNN This Morning A reimagined morning show with more stories from across the world and refreshing conversations.

This is an "I'll believe when I see it" kind of story...

Iran reaches nuclear deal with world leaders -- now what? One day after Iran agreed to limit its nuclear program in exchange for lighter economic sanctions, the moods in Tehran and Jerusalem couldn't be more stark.

So where were you the day JFK was killed?

Opinions anyone?

"Catch An Illegal Immigrant" Game Planned For University Of Texas Lorenzo Garcia, chairman of the Young Conservatives of Texas, announced the game will involve students tracking down other students tagged as "illegal immigrants" in exchange for $25 gift...

Death penalty states scramble for lethal injection drugs Death penalty states are scrambling to find drugs for executions. A civil suit claims Texas falsified prescriptions to acquire drugs for lethal injections.

A fitting video for a special holiday!

Military dad shocks son at school Eighth-grader Josh Carroll got a big surprise when his dad returned from Afghanistan earlier than expected.

Happy Veterans Day to all St. John Fisher Veterans both past and present!

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/11/05/colorado-s-strange-secession-vote.html...is this a sign of things to come?

Colorado’s Strange Secession Vote Voters in a corner of Colorado will vote Tuesday on whether to secede from the state. The movement will fail, but the underlying discord in American politics is only going to grow.

Report: White House stopped phone tapping of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, other foreign... Wall Street Journal: White House stopped surveillance of some allied leaders after learning of it this summer.

Congress reaches shutdown deal, but don't get excited It took more than two weeks, but Congress finally reached a shutdown-ending, debt ceiling-raising deal that satisfies both sides of the aisle. Or maybe not.