EMU launches new majors in business analytics, public health
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Two new majors at Eastern Mennonite University will prepare students for careers in the thriving and expanding fields of business analytics and public health.
Search Results for national security
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Military and economic power once again fail to produce happiness
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Although the rulers of the world’s major military and economic powers have repeatedly claimed that they are making their nations great again, their policies have not resulted in widespread public happiness among their citizens.
AFCEA Rockbridge Shenandoah chapter joins the AFCEA Family
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The AFCEA International family welcomes the newly formed AFCEA Rockbridge Shenandoah Chapter, which kicked off its inaugural chapter meeting on Thursday with a mix of fanfare and business.
Winslow Myers: Is this the best we can do?
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There’s been a lot of “whataboutism” muddying the dialogue around the deeper causes of the cruel and pointless Ukraine invasion.
Virginia needs to cut bait on Washington Commanders stadium project
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Virginia lawmakers have slashed $650 million from their bid to build a new stadium for the Washington Commanders. With what we now know about how the team does business, we shouldn’t give them one red cent.
‘We the People’ are the new, permanent underclass in America
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We’ve been sold a bill of goods by politicians promising to pay down the national debt, jumpstart the economy, rebuild our infrastructure, secure our borders, ensure our security, and make us all healthy, wealthy and happy.
How to support democracy during dangerous political times
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This article’s about what you can do to support liberal democracy as we know is as we live through dangerous political times.
A vicious cycle in blue: Police violence kills three people a day
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According to the latest research, police violence kills three people a day. Despite all of this, President Biden wants to throw more money at America’s police forces.
Lawrence S. Wittner: Who speaks for the world?
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Russia’s brutal war upon the nation of Ukraine should remind us that, for thousands of years, great powers have used their military might to launch military assaults upon smaller, weaker societies.
Impact of Ukrainian conflict on U.S. agriculture discussed at trade conference
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Over a month has passed since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine, and economists and counter-crisis experts suggest the economic and political ramifications are still taking shape.
