Commonwealth begins work to manufacture semiconductors with summit in Falls Church
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An all-hands-on-deck approach is necessary if the United States is going to participate in semiconductor manufacturing.
Search Results for United Way
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Facing climate change as one world
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When it comes to climate change, one two-letter word has me totally perplexed: “we.”
Notebook: Mark Warner notes the obvious, that ‘the climate is changing’
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Temperature records are being broken worldwide, some areas are experiencing record droughts, others are enduring record rainfalls resulting in disastrous flooding.
APB: China’s faltering economy and its implications
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China’s economy is going through some of the same growing pains that Japan once experienced: lower consumer spending, overbuilding on homes and offices, local government debt that runs into the trillions of dollars, and high unemployment among young people.
Legislation would cut red tape for survivors of miners who died from black lung disease
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The Relief for Survivors of Miners Act eases burden on family members of miners who died from black lung disease.
Seven AI companies commit to outside testing and investment in cybersecurity
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The White House announced today that seven leading artificial intelligence companies committed to put new AI systems through outside testing.
World Cup offers ‘the highest level of talent and competition for women’s athletics’
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Women’s soccer is already under way worldwide with the FIFA Women’s World Cup kicking off today – with the United States as the favorite in the competition.
How Palestinian leaders contributed to the disastrous Israeli occupation
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For the past 75 years, the Palestinians have raised four generations of youth who, like their counterparts in Israel and other advanced countries, aspired to grow, flourish, and realize their dreams while contributing to their country’s prosperity and growth.
The evil gap
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In the 1950s we were warned that the Soviet Union had so many more strategic bombers than we did it was a “bomber gap.” So Congress voted a huge increase in the bomber budget for the war contractors to build more bombers for the Air Force.
Extreme heat continues throughout U.S.; low-income residents have highest exposure
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Extreme heat is an issue in the United States, Europe and Asia making this one of the hottest summers on record. A Virginia Tech expert weighs in on climate change and the impact on cities and those living in poverty.
