Lawrence S. Wittner: Why Trump, the ‘peacemaker,’ can’t secure peace
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In recent years, Donald Trump has frequently billed himself as a bringer of peace.
Search Results for Move Over
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They’re coming for your birthright: Citizenship as spectacle, transaction, privilege
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Let us be very clear. The Constitution is not a suggestion or a negotiating tactic. It is not optional.
American Dirt, American Water: Cultivating empathy for migrants amidst Trump’s culture of fear
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American Dirt sat unread on my shelf for the better part of two years, and every couple of months, I’d pick it up and turn it over in my hands.
Augusta County: VCSB purchases property for crisis center, should break ground this year
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Valley Community Services Board has purchased property for its crisis center and plans to break ground later this year.
Halvor G. Aaslestad: The Trump administration is doing great harm to science
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Last weekend I attended the 196th Final Exercises at the University of Virginia. It was a wonderful graduation with blue skies and balloons aplenty.
Why didn’t the Trumpers just give the FEI building to the evangelical school folks?
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Charlottesville Schools folks are spittin’ mad at University of Virginia folks for stealing the $20 million Federal Executive Institute property from them.
Red Sox, O’s embarrass themselves, baseball, with position players on the mound
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How bad are things for the Baltimore Orioles? The Boston Red Sox closed out a 19-5 win over the O’s in Game 1 of what was supposed to be a doubleheader on Friday with a first baseman on the mound.
Icon of American West: Project 2025 proposes ‘dispose humanely’ of wild horses
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Project 2025 and Republicans have their politics set on eliminating an icon of the American West: the wild mustang.
Analysis: How many world-title reigns should Ric Flair really be credited with?
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At WrestleMania 41, John Cena defeated Cody Rhodes for the undisputed WWE championship, winning his “record-breaking” 17th world championship.
Hold your horses: Budget bill likely to get bogged down in Senate
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The budget reconciliation bill will not be approved by the U.S. Senate as quickly as President Donald Trump would like, says one expert.
