
The Afghanistan quagmire: Time for an exit strategy
Two weeks ago, President Obama announced that the US will draw down its troops in Afghanistan from 9,800 to 8,400, altering his original plan to reduce the number to 5,500.

Two weeks ago, President Obama announced that the US will draw down its troops in Afghanistan from 9,800 to 8,400, altering his original plan to reduce the number to 5,500.

The Augusta Health Cancer Center is implementing a Healing Arts Program designed to help patients cope with the stress of having and surviving cancer.

Iraqi forces, with the support of the international coalition, are gearing up to recapture Mosul—ISIS’s last major stronghold in Iraq.

The thermometer rose in Richmond, and so did the voices of more than 600 Virginians. The heat index was no match for the commitment of Virginia’s youth.

The Virginia DMV will become the first motor vehicle agency in the nation to offer TSA Pre✓® and Transportation Worker Identification Credentials.

The Brexit vote has brought the Europe-scaled version of this civilization-wide challenge to such a fork in the road.

Technologists have applied their big data and computer-crunching to determine where in the world and where in the United States are the happiest places to live.

Brock Turner was discovered on top of an unconscious woman. The woman had her underwear removed and her dress pulled up.

Eastern Mennonite University will offer a Restorative Justice in Education Academy June 27-28 on the Harrisonburg, Virginia, campus.

UVA assistant professor (and former DJ) Noel Lobley’s association with sub-Saharan Africa began in 2001.
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