Mel Gurtov: The doubtful future of the American experiment
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It is almost unimaginable that next year the American public, surely one of the world’s most exposed to information, might elect a criminal as President.
Search Results for national security
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Virginia employers recognized for hiring veterans at V3 awards luncheon
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The Virginia Values Veterans awards luncheon was held this month to recognize businesses who hire veterans.
Tom H. Hastings: Do we accept that war and violence is inevitable?
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For many years there have been various “Palestinian Gandhis” leading nonviolent struggles to gain rights while under Israeli occupation.
Staunton City Council candidate Wilson Fauber: Central casting MAGA Republican fake tough guy
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Wilson Fauber, flexing his political muscles on his Wilson Fauber for Staunton City Council Facebook page, isn’t afraid to tell you what he thinks.
Verizon hiring 1,800 techs for broadband expansion in Virginia, across East Coast
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To support its broadband expansion, Verizon is in the process of hiring 1,800 additional technicians in Virginia and across the East Coast.
We live in a world that remains trapped in the consciousness of war
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Humanity’s cancer shows up in Israel and Palestine. Missiles fly, hell makes global headlines, thousands of people die, many of them (oh God, of course) children.
Legislation could bring ‘dose of transparency and common sense to the pharmaceutical industry’
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Every year, drug manufacturers spend $6 billion on direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising and steer patients to more expensive drugs.
Guns for hire: America’s crisis state goes global
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From being a nation in a permanent state of emergency, America’s crisis state has gone global.
Analysis: There will be no solution to Israeli-Palestinian question with guns
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Gaza, under a tight Israeli land, air and sea blockade since 2007, is one of the poorest regions in the world. The fault for that lies jointly in the hands of the Israelis and Hamas, the ruling party in Gaza.
Virginia resident Vladimir Kara-Murza remains detained by Russian authorities
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Vladimir Kara-Murza survived two poisoning attempts by Russian officials in 2015 and 2017 after his criticism of the Putin regime.
