By Daniel Solis in Internet on March 6, 2010

Chatroulette - > Looking for a random stranger... (captkodak on Flickr)
It’s a Sunday night. You’re done with all of your homework. You’ve had enough of what Facebook has to offer. But you still find yourself surfing the web, looking for something to entertain yourself.
A new website called Chatroulette just might quench your curiosity.
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By Daniel Solis in History, Interviews, War on March 2, 2010

A Vietnam War veteran shares his experience 41 years later.
When 19 year old Joseph Garcia decided to join the Navy, he felt that it would change his life for the better. Feeling down and out of luck in East Los Angeles in 1968, he said, “Vietnam was the talk of the town.”
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By Daniel Solis in Health Care on February 23, 2010

(Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
The magic number was supposed to be 60. It’s how many senators the Democratic Party had in Congress for one full year. And although many significant legislative accomplishments were made in that time, one important reform never happened: health care.
Then the state of Mass. voted to elect Republican Scott Brown to replace Sen. Ted Kennedy, and the prospects of passing health care reform seemed worse off than before. Democrats were left with only 59 standing senators.
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