Earl Zimmerman | Climate and energy news roundup
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Virginia became the first state in the country to launch a statewide bulk-purchasing campaign for rooftop solar to bring down the cost for households.
Search Results for intelligence community
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Alon Ben-Meir | The limit of coercion: Israel’s strategic delusion
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The asymmetry of power between states and non-state actors — or between dominant governments and weaker national movements — has defined many of the world’s most enduring conflicts.
John Whitehead | America reaps what Trump sows: The price of policing the globe
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When the United States bombs another country, threatens its government, kills its people, occupies its territory or attempts to dictate its future, the consequences do not remain safely contained thousands of miles away.
Virginia: Local police, sheriff’s offices approved for $1.7M in federal grants
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Local law enforcement agencies across the state of Virginia are sharing in a total of more than $1.7 million in federal grants that will go toward upgraded equipment, specialized training, and enhanced emergency response capabilities.
UVA announces $43.4M gift toward early childhood learning center
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UVA announced on Friday the kind of multimillion-dollar donation that the world needs more of. As in, not athletics-related.
How clubs are building global brands
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Explore how elite clubs transform into global brands through digital innovation, commercial revenue in Qatar, and data analytics. Analyze the impact of stadium infrastructure and market expansion.
Mel Gurtov: Beijing and Moscow gain from Donald Trump’s war in Iran
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The U.S. war on Iran has put China in an uncomfortable position. With Donald Trump’s official visit upcoming in April, the Chinese don’t want to go overboard in their criticism.
Paramount Theater hosting Lue Elizondo, Persona Non Grata tour, discussing UAPs
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They’re calling what we used to call UFOs something new now – UAPs, Unidentified Aerial Phenomena. Not sure why, and I sure don’t like it, and neither would my Uncle Skeeter, who was convinced, man.
2025: The year the government stopped pretending it cared about freedom
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Some years chip away at freedom. Others tear the mask off. 2025 was the year the government stopped pretending it was constrained by the Constitution.
If Jesus were born today, would he survive the American Police State?
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Every Christmas, Christians celebrate the birth of a child born into oppression – an occupied land, a climate of political fear, and a government quick to crush anything that threatened its authority.
