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Mark Obenshain, on his taxpayer-funded break from having to chase ambulances and haunt nursing homes to keep the lights on, took to Facebook on Thursday to mourn the political end of Glenn Youngkin.
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The U.S. government has removed from political power the president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, on the pretext that Maduro has been indicted by a U.S. grand jury on drug and weapons charges.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth wobbled on Tuesday as he tried to launch his TV defense that he shouldn’t, in fact, be brought up on war-crimes charges, mumbling something about “fog of war.”
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Being a journalist in many parts of the world has become far more than a challenging occupation – it has become a high-risk profession under assault from state power, armed conflict, economic pressure, and the erosion of institutional protections.
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Whenever Roanoke author Beth Macy visited her hometown in Ohio, she was struck by how the city and its residents had changed over the years.
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When the government can label anyone or anything an enemy in order to wage war, we are all in danger.
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Sixty-one Mennonite Christians were arrested outside the Washington, D.C., office of U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., on Tuesday, stemming from a peaceful protest aimed at getting Warner to commit to end the ongoing Israeli military siege of Gaza.
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One of Pope Francis’s passions is the impact of climate on marginalized communities, and the harshness of consumerism that maintained these inadequacies.
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In marriage, owning land, voting, reproductive rights and working, women have fought the fight for gender equity for a long time.
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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.
