Kathy Kelly: Calling for a ‘pause’ in Israel’s assault on Gaza isn’t enough
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The Biden Administration must demand a full ceasefire, not a temporary pause, to stop the violence.
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This is not freedom, America: The profit incentives driving the American police state
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Pay no heed to the circus politics coming out of Washington, D.C. It’s just more of the same grandstanding by tone-deaf politicians oblivious to the plight of the citizenry.
What’s the kerfuffle over uranium mining near the Grand Canyon?
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Since the 1950s when uranium was discovered below the desert in the Grand Canyon region of Arizona, land managers, resource extractors, environmentalists and locals have debated the ecological impacts of mining this heavy metal that serves as an abundant source of concentrated energy for nuclear power plants and other applications.
Depleted uranium, one of the playthings of war, won’t bring peace to Ukraine
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Freedom’s just another word for . . . blowing up your children? Giving them cancer?
UVA Pediatrics welcomes doctor with specialty in care of children with bone disorders
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Dr. Madhusmita Misra, a renowned researcher and patient-care provider, will chair UVA School of Medicine’s Department of Pediatrics.
Spinning illusions: The anti-American Left and the Ukraine war
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In recent decades, a segment of the global Left has looked upon the U.S. government as the Great Satan in international affairs, responsible for the world’s major ills.
Forced labor: Inability to audit goods from China’s Xinjiang makes legislation necessary
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More than 100,000 individuals from China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region are estimated to be working under forced conditions.
More national recognition: UVA named to Becker’s ‘Great Hospitals in America’ for 2023
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Becker’s Hospital Review has named UVA Health University Medical Center to its 2023 list of “Great Hospitals in America.”
Who needs Chinese scientists? America does
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Xie Xiaoliang is one of Harvard’s premier scientists, a biophysical chemist known for his work on DNA.
‘I feel I have blood on my hands’: J. Robert Oppenheimer’s tragedy, and ours
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The July 21 theatrical release of the film Oppenheimer should help to remind us of how badly the development of modern weapons has played out for individuals and for all of humanity.
