Randy Forbes: The cost of human trafficking
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security estimates human trafficking generates $32 billion in illegal profits per year around the globe, second only to drug trafficking.
Search Results for U.S. News & World Report
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AAA: Gas prices could drop in time for summer
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The price at the gas pump continues to reflect seasonality as refineries complete scheduled maintenance and prepare for the summer driving season.
Trevor Noah named next host of The Daily Show: Good move?
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The real news in the world of fake news today is that 31-year-old South African comedian Trevor Noah has been named to replace Jon Stewart at the anchor desk at The Daily Show.
UVA Board of Visitors sets tuition for 2015-2016
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The University of Virginia Board of Visitors on Wednesday approved tuition rates for the 2015-16 academic year, adding a key component to a new financial model that significantly reduces student indebtedness for Virginia families.
Novant Health, UVA discussing Northern Virginia regional health system
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University of Virginia Health System and Novant Health are in discussions to create a Northern Virginia regional health system.
Neuromuscular specialist joins UVA Family Medicine and Specialty Care Crozet
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Western Albemarle residents in need of specialty neurological care have a new choice in Crozet. UVA neurologist and neuromuscular specialist Sarah M. Jones, MD, now offers weekly neurology consultations at UVA Family Medicine and Specialty Care Crozet.
Revamped Princeton Review Best Value rankings lists UVA as No. 1 Public
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The Princeton Review revamped its annual ranking of the best college values in America this year, but the results were familiar: the University of Virginia is listed as the nation’s top public school for affordability, academics and career prospects.
EMU alumni in Liberia, Sierra Leone tap local resilience and resourcefulness in curbing Ebola
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Ebola is frightening – terrifying even – but bowing to the fear that Ebola can produce invites additional unrest and cultural destruction in societies already reeling from recent civil wars.
High technology, weapons of mass destruction and hazardous communication tools
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2015’s opening offers an appropriate time to examine high technology and its development of weapons of mass destruction and other threats to the Earth.
Still in denial about climate
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It’s hard to believe there are still any climate change deniers. But a recent survey by the non-profit Center for American Progress found that some 58 percent of Republicans in the U.S. Congress still “refuse to accept climate change.”
