GMU STUDENTS IDENTIFY LANGUAGE BOO-BOO A translation error on the Virginia Department of Health’s website apparently has been advising Spanish readers they don’t need the coronavirus vaccine. The issue arose during a Virginia Vaccination Advisory Workgroup telemeeting when a member… Read More ›
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A WARNING by Anonymous
Book Review by Michael Fruitman You’ve no doubt already read elsewhere the more newsworthy excerpts from this book, but it is worth reading in its entirety. It goes far beyond the regrettable details of the President’s daily life in the… Read More ›
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY
August 26, 2015: WDBJ reporter Alison Parker, along with cameraman Adam Ward, shot and killed on live TV at Smith Mountain Lake in Moneta, VA. Parker’s fiance, Chris Hurst, ran for office and is now a member of the House of… Read More ›
DPRK Returns Remains of 55 US Military
On June 20 at a rally in Duluth, Minnesota, the President boasted that North Korea had returned the remains of 200 US military from the battlefields of that country. After some fitful attempts, it was announced on July 26 that… Read More ›
Lawyers United!
Economist Milton Friedman [MF], icon of free marketeers, libertarians, and most conservatives, contributed to headaches and cut classes during undergraduate studies. While some of his ideas may seem peculiar, others stubbornly persist in our current political climate. Friedman was especially… Read More ›
This Week in History
July 30, 1619: The first legislative assembly in America convenes–in Jamestown, Virginia. July 30, 1965: Lyndon B. Johnson signs Medicare bill. July 31, 1991: US and Soviet Union sign Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty. Aug. 1, 1914: Germany declares war against… Read More ›
Somewhere in Time . . .
July 21, 2016: Donald Trump accepts the nomination as the Republican candidate for President of the United States July 23, 1952: Egyptian military seizes power July 23, 2000: Tiger Woods completes Career Grand Slam July 24, 1911: Machu Picchu discovered… Read More ›