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Voter fraud concerns are being monitored by the U.S. Department of Justice which is sending 800 federal observers and Department personnel to 59 jurisdictions in 23 state

Voter registration fraud by ACORN and Project Vote, a group with Chicago connections to Obama, is being investigated by election officials in a growing number of states.

The results of the new DJ Mag Top 100 DJ poll for 2007, released today, revealed more than the usual surprises for both DJs and fans. Do cheaters sometimes win after all?

That's who seems to be the majority of the early voters the U.S. election in 2008. Almost one-third of the electorate have voted before Election Day.

To vote in the age of Jackson, a white man experienced a boisterous campaign and polling place that featured parades, violence, drinking, and fraud.

The best-loved U.S. DJs, primarily based in New York and Miami, have at least 1 thing in common: they know how to move a global audience to the beat of house music.

Election fraud potential in 2008 is under scrutiny with everything from voter registration to the security of high-tech voting machines putting the process at risk.

The inaugural benediction speech by Reverend J. E. Lowerey has brought him into the limelight. Find out more about his background in the Civil Rights movement.

Few presidential elections have been quite as close, as dramatic or as controversial as the 1960 election between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy turned out to be.

This brief article highlights the events and moods of 2006, from the perspective of the United States.

Harry Truman's rise to political power, first in Missouri and then nationally, was certainly unlikely. Despite the uphill battle, this man fought his way to success.