by Dominic Carter | Jun 23, 2014 | News, News Anchor Dominic Carter, Politics, Reporting
Throughout Europe, many high level politicians have attended prestigious schools and universities that specifically focus on politics. These schools have politically focused programs that guide students towards a career in public service. In the United States, our...
by Dominic Carter | May 30, 2014 | News, Politics
Dominic Carter believes adopted children should be able to one day know who their parents are. On Richard French Live, Dominic explains his point of view after the New Jersey assembly approved the adoptee open records bill. Dominic Carter feels it is child abuse for...
by Dominic Carter | May 16, 2014 | News, News Anchor Dominic Carter, Politics
Most Americans can say that they own mobile communication devices or have access to the internet. however, no more than 23% have claimed to have used these devices for political interactions. These numbers suggest that the use of mobile communication for connecting...
by Dominic Carter | Apr 22, 2014 | News, News Anchor Dominic Carter, Politics
At first, Google opposed Washington, D.C.’s “pay to play” culture when it opened it’s first one-man lobbying firm nine years ago. Today, however, Google can be found at the top of Washington’s lobbying ranks among companies like General Electric who spend a good deal...
by Dominic Carter | Feb 20, 2014 | News, Politics, Reporting
Robert A. Dahl, called “the foremost political theorist of his generation” by Theodore J. Lowi, died at the age of 98 on Wednesday, February 5th. Dahl taught at Yale for 40 years and was awarded a multitude of honors for his work during his lifetime. Professor Dahl...
