Alon Ben-Meir: Serbia-Kosovo political deadlock requires a reality check
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It’s time for the leaders of Serbia and Kosovo to come to their senses and accept certain realities that neither can change.
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Climate and Energy News Roundup: What’s making news in the environment
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A UN climate report card on progress since the 2015 Paris Agreement says countries are trying, but urgently need to improve their efforts.
Mailbag: A ‘matter of clarity’ on Tony Elliott’s ‘keep them off their phones’ comment
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It was clear coming out of the locker room that the UVA team, which went into the delay up 35-24 and seemingly on the verge of putting away JMU, wasn’t locked in the way it had been ahead of the weather delay.
Moss Arts Center in Blacksburg announces 2023-2024 season performances
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The Moss Arts Center in Blacksburg celebrates its 10th anniversary with a season of vibrant voices and fresh perspectives from around the world.
A wake-up call for Kosovo’s Prime Minister Kurti
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Over the past two years I have written several opinion pieces about the situation in Kosovo and how successive governments have in fact failed their people.
VCU Bridging the Gap program awarded part of $5M grant to serve victims of violence
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Part of a $5 million grant will allow VCU Health to serve victims of violence in the Richmond area and expand educational opportunities.
Virginia, Georgia lawmakers introduce bills to protect American voting rights
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Congresswomen Jennifer McClellan and Nikema Williams introduced a package of bills to safeguard voting rights and protect American democracy.
The map is not the territory
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The truly tragic part of this human problem is that all of these potential planetary catastrophes are self-inflicted.
From press room raids to indictments, anything goes when the government piles on
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What is playing out before our eyes right now should be familiar to any fan of football: it’s called the pile on, a brutal, frenzied, desperate play to seize control and gain power while crushing the opposition.
It’s August: So, why are stores already trying to sell us all this Halloween stuff?
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You can’t go to Target, Walmart or the grocery store, it seems, without having Halloween stare you in the face, which is odd, given that, you know, Halloween is two and a half months away.
