Semiconductors made in America: Lawmakers mark one year of CHIPS and Science Act
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Electric toothbrushes, calculators, airplanes, satellites. Nearly everything that has an “on” switch contains a semiconductor.
Search Results for research
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Poll: Virginians see inflation, rising cost of living as most important issue facing the state
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More than one-third of Virginians believe that inflation and the rising cost of living is the most important issue facing Virginia today, followed by education, women’s reproductive rights and gun control.
Individualism is killing the planet
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On Sunday, June 25, I awoke to the smell of a smoldering campfire, a scent most people associate with our earliest, often happiest, experiences out in the natural world.
Newsweek recognizes UVA Health as No. 1 cancer hospital in Virginia
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UVA Health Medical Center is the No. 1 cancer hospital in Virginia as ranked by Newsweek, and No. 50 of best hospitals in the U.S.
Warner: Google can boost transparency, protect patient privacy with AI health care
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Reports are circulating of inaccuracies in a new medical chatbot. Google began testing Med-PaLM2 with customers in April 2023.
China’s (un)popularity
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One of Xi Jinping’s signature initiatives is the idea of China’s renaissance—“the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation,” as he puts it.
‘Enormous disservice’: Florida bans AP Psychology for chapter on gender and sexual orientation
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A chapter of study has caused the state of Florida to ban AP Psychology from high schools for discussion of gender and sexual orientation.
Tick in Virginia targeting cow herds; state vet warns it ‘could be threat’ to humans
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The Asian Longhorned Tick continues to be a nuisance to cattle farmers in the Shenandoah Valley and with the initial infection leading to pregnancy loss, calf loss and cow losses.
Spinning illusions: The anti-American Left and the Ukraine war
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In recent decades, a segment of the global Left has looked upon the U.S. government as the Great Satan in international affairs, responsible for the world’s major ills.
How America undervalues working people, and how workers are fighting back
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America is one of the wealthiest nations in the world. Yet when compared to other advanced industrialized countries, it fares dismally in national laws and policies affecting workers.
