Mel Gurtov: The Taiwan elections
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In normal times, a presidential election in Taiwan is mainly about domestic issues, not relations with the People’s Republic of China.
Search Results for national security
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Alon Ben-Meir: Why the two-state solution is the only viable option
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The Israel-Hamas war has reignited discussions over a two-state solution as an end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Kaine files amendment to require congressional notification of U.S. aid to Israel
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine will file an amendment to maintain the congressional notification requirement for U.S. assistance to foreign militaries.
Can’t stop TikTok: Virginia is obsessed with Chinese social media app
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An analysis of Google searches ranks states by their obsession with social media app TikTok, owned by Chinese-based ByteDance.
Virginia lawmakers push DoD to secure Hampton Roads shipbuilding funding
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Several Virginia lawmakers are concerned about the assurance of U.S. DoD funding for the Hampton Roads shipbuilding ecosystem in 2024.
Warner encourages voluntary communication of social media companies with government
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The Supreme Court decided to hear arguments in a case that will decide how government officials can communicate with social media companies.
Break the cycle: In 2024, say no to the government’s cruelty, brutality, abuse
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Folks, it’s time to break the cycle of abuses—cruel, brutal, immoral, unconstitutional and unacceptable—that have been heaped upon us by the government for way too long.
Hampton Roads congressional delegation pushing DoD on shipbuilding contracts
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Shipbuilding is a major driver in the Hampton Roads economy, with an estimated economic impact at $6.4 billion in 2022, according to the Virginia Ship Repair Association.
Alon Ben-Meir: Netanyahu must go before he causes further harm to Israel
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Regardless of how the Israel-Hamas war is concluded, no one in Israel should ever forget how, under his watch for nearly 15 consecutive years, Netanyahu pushed Israel downhill toward the abyss.
Washington Area Transit Authority expects $750M budget shortfall to affect services
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority faces a $750 million budget shortfall that threatens safety and services next summer.
