Cher Apologizes to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand:

Cher Apologizes to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand: "Believe" Singer Confused Gillibrand With Sen. Kyrsten Sinema on "Traitor" Tweets

"Believe" singer Cher issued an apology addressed to New York Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand after confusing her with Senator Kyrsten Sinema.

Report Finds Hundreds of Military Kids Sexually Abused by Service Members

By Glenn Minnis
Official Defense Department data reveals sexual assaults involving the children of military members occur hundreds of times each year.

Student Debt Crisis Solutions: Democratic Senators Introduce Law Protecting Student Loan Borrowers

By Michael Oleaga
Senate Democrats have introduced legislation to increase student loan process transparency, especially in deals including a co-signer.

Weird Food News Cooking Outrage This Week, Farm Bill Tops List

By Scharon Harding
Food is supposed to give you a warm, fuzzy feeling inside (especially in the tummy region). This week, however, food has been making some weird headlines. As a result, people are saying food is full of it, rather than becoming full of food. Here is the weird food news of the week that's got many hungry for change.
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