Ann Frisch: Stumbling into the ‘sacrifice trap’
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The world prays that this will not be their last moment on Planet Earth when nuclear missiles begin to fly to support the egos and identities of world leaders.
Search Results for national security
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Virginia Tech criminologists awarded grant to study the impact of cybercrime on Virginians
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When most people discuss ways to stop cybercrime, they focus on the technological realm.
Technology services company to expand in Fairfax County, creating 61 jobs
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Easy Dynamics Corp. will invest $100,000 to expand its operation in Fairfax County, creating create 61 new jobs, including software engineers, business analysts, project managers, and other business support roles.
Alon Ben-Meir: A rude awakening for America and its allies
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The US and our European allies made it possible for Putin to wage such an unprovoked and unjustified war.
The school threat epidemic in Shenandoah Valley and the mental health of students: What can schools do?
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This article will take a closer look at how schools can create policies to address the mental health issues among students.
Grants available to local groups providing emergency food, shelter
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United Way of Staunton, Augusta County & Waynesboro has received notification that Staunton and Waynesboro have been chosen to receive grants to supplement emergency food and shelter programs.
Wim Laven: War in Ukraine is a test for peace and unity
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There are many important questions and conversations emerging about the current war in Ukraine.
Peanut butter donations will be distributed to food banks statewide
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More than 161,000 sandwiches can be made with the seven pallets of peanut butter recently donated to the Federation of Virginia Food Banks.
Warner pushes for equal access to safety for all Ukrainian refugees
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) is urging the Ukrainian government to ensure that Africans in Ukraine are not blocked from evacuating the country or seeking safety amid Russia’s ongoing war on Ukraine.
Kaine introduces legislation to help people living with long COVID
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One review estimates that more than half of COVID survivors experience lingering symptoms, including neurological, cardiovascular, respiratory and mental health symptoms, months after their initial infection.
