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After the Japanese surrender in 1945, Robert Oppenheimer saw immediately that any nation with adequate resources would be eventually able to build a weapon, and that something as gargantuan as an H-bomb had no possible military function.
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The new District 36 includes the cities of Staunton and Waynesboro, southern Augusta and northern Rockbridge counties.
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College is a time of fresh starts and new journeys for America’s youth. But it can also be a time of elevated vulnerability.
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A new report highlights the need for the philanthropic community to support the growing population of older adults in Virginia.
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A California woman was sentenced to 18 years in prison for her role in a conspiracy to defraud at least five states of more than $3.5 million in pandemic-related unemployment insurance benefits.
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The Department of Homeland Security on Friday said it is extending its Temporary Protected Status declaration for Sudan through 2025.
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The Senate Appropriations Committee included $650,000 for the Piedmont Housing Alliance to build a permanent location for the Charlottesville Financial Opportunity Center + Housing Hub in the draft funding bills that passed out of the committee this week.
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The town of Lahaina was burning on the anniversary day, even at the very hour (11:02 a.m. in Japan is 4:02 p.m. in Maui) that the United States dropped its second nuclear weapon on the people of Nagasaki back in 1945.
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The Freedom to Vote Act is federal legislation that would build on many of Virginia’s successes to make it easier to vote.
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When the US gives arms to other nations, that is touted as diplomacy. If so, diplomacy needs a major makeover.
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