The state of our nation: Things are getting worse, not better
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Americans remain oblivious to the many governmental abuses that are still wreaking havoc on our freedoms.
Search Results for national security
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Rocket Lab USA selects Virginia for manufacturing complex, creating 250 jobs
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Rocket Lab USA has selected Wallops Island in Accomack County as the location for its launch site and extensive manufacturing and operations facilities for its Neutron rocket, which is expected to create up to 250 new jobs.
Alon Ben-Meir: Israel’s glorious and gloomy reality
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Israel’s achievements since its establishment are remarkable.
The Mind Control Police: The war on thought crimes and truth-tellers
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The U.S. government, which speaks in a language of force, is afraid of its citizenry.
Corps of Cadets scholarship funds help cadets focus on their futures
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Cadet Nick DiNonno says learning cybersecurity is kind of like learning a foreign language.
Deputy AG resigns after posts supporting insurrection, Trump’s Big Lie come to light
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A top deputy in the office of Attorney General Jason Miyares has resigned after the Washington Post reported on social media posts praising Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection rioters and claiming that Donald Trump had won the 2020 presidential election.
Dystopia disguised as democracy: All the ways in which freedom is an illusion
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We are no longer free. We are living in a world carefully crafted to resemble a representative democracy, but it’s an illusion.
House passes stopgap funding measure: Senate now on the clock
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The House of Representatives voted 272-162, implying something in the way of bipartisanship, on Tuesday to advance a continuing resolution to extend current federal agency funding rates through March 11.
Mel Gurtov: China’s careful dance around the Ukraine crisis
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Reports out of Washington suggest worry over a Russia-China partnership that would facilitate Vladimir Putin’s presumed ambition to absorb Ukraine and undermine the NATO-based European security system.
Virginia Tech courses treat COVID-19 as an object of study for students
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“Omicron,” mused a student in Assistant Professor of political science Mauro Caraccioli’s fall 2021 Plagues, Pandemics, and Politics class. “Doesn’t that sound like a Transformer?”
