What would you tweet if given full control over your country's official Twitter account? In a project called Curators of Sweden, the official Twitter account @Sweden is handed off directly to the country's citizens. Each week, a new Swede is given the opportunity to freely tweet whatever comes to mind.

The media narrative Tuesday was dominated by talk of panic in the Democratic Party and disarray at an embattled White House as one thing after another seems to go wrong for President Obama in his campaign's long, hard slog to November's election.

It has been written about on her before, and yet each night on the news, the situation in Syria grows worse.  There just doesn't seem to be an end to the horrors that come out of the country as of late as the authoritarian regime of Bashar al-Assad continues to keep its grip on power and is using the military to slaughter thousands of his own people to do so.  The UN Security Council continuously votes on different resolutions to get the UN nations to intervene, but it is vetoed by Russia and China.

In order to vote in Florida, one must confirm their citizenship through a voter identification program, aimed at preventing non-citizen residents from voting in Florida elections. Gov. Rick Scott implemented the program in response to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's refusal to grant the state access to the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) database, leading the Florida Governor to file suit.

Walter Jones of the Savannah Morning News examines the possibility of California's new open primary system as electoral reform in Georgia.

Attorney General Eric Holder, rejected Republican requests for his resignation on Tuesday, after Republican Senator John Cornyn delivered harsh criticism toward Holder at today’s Senate hearing stating,