TODAY’S WORD is lenient. Example: Daddy was always lenient in the way we did our chores, but Mama kept us on our toes.
Social scientist Dr. Lawrence Eppard is joined by editor-at-large of the Bulwark Bill Kristol and University of Baltimore law professor Kimberly Wehle. Both Kristol and Wehle help sort through elector fraud in the 2020 presidential election and how to fix the Electoral Count Act.
The failures of President Joe Biden's first year in office are obvious to all. Inflation is raging. COVID is raging. Crime is spiking in some big cities. The U.S.-Mexico border is a mess. The American withdrawal from Afghanistan was a mess. And with it all, the president and his party are ob…
TODAY’S WORD is camaraderie. Example: Sandy loved her Sunday school class because of the great camaraderie among everyone in it.
Peeking into an episode of "Hometown Hustle" with Wayne Draper of TAD Space -- and the preacher who would not give up.
Something is wrong with the process by which change is permitted in Henry County.
Anyone who lives by the word might well think twice before bringing the hammer of criticism down when someone else’s mistake makes it into print.
The infamous Martin Shkreli is “Pharma Bro” no more. On Jan. 10, Shkreli received a lifetime ban from the pharmaceutical industry. You may recall that Shkreli exploited lax enforcement to corner the market on a lifesaving drug (Daraprim) and then jacked up the list price more than fortyfold.…
Peeking into an episode of "Hometown Hustle" with Wayne Draper of TAD Space -- and the preacher who would not give up.
Something is wrong with the process by which change is permitted in Henry County.
Anyone who lives by the word might well think twice before bringing the hammer of criticism down when someone else’s mistake makes it into print.
TODAY’S WORD is ad-lib. Example: She had left her speech back at home, so she ad-libbed her message, and thank goodness it turned out better than she had thought it would.
It’s time for Virginia to take a stand against horrific wildlife killing contests and pass a bill to outlaw them. Allowing a minority of the population to gratuitously kill foxes, coyotes, bobcats and other animals in competitions for cash and prizes flies in the face of the public trust doc…
There's no doubt that our new governor, Glenn Youngkin, is eager to get rolling in his new job. And like any good business executive, he is moving swiftly to implement his agenda.
In its 102-year history, the NFL has never seen a weekend quite like this past one.
The infamous Martin Shkreli is “Pharma Bro” no more. On Jan. 10, Shkreli received a lifetime ban from the pharmaceutical industry. You may recall that Shkreli exploited lax enforcement to corner the market on a lifesaving drug (Daraprim) and then jacked up the list price more than fortyfold. This went on for years, with Shkreli directing the operation even while serving a prison term for a ...
TODAY’S WORD is lenient. Example: Daddy was always lenient in the way we did our chores, but Mama kept us on our toes.
Social scientist Dr. Lawrence Eppard is joined by editor-at-large of the Bulwark Bill Kristol and University of Baltimore law professor Kimberly Wehle. Both Kristol and Wehle help sort through elector fraud in the 2020 presidential election and how to fix the Electoral Count Act.
The failures of President Joe Biden's first year in office are obvious to all. Inflation is raging. COVID is raging. Crime is spiking in some big cities. The U.S.-Mexico border is a mess. The American withdrawal from Afghanistan was a mess. And with it all, the president and his party are obsessed, most of all, with passing a voting rules bill that would help ensure their future election by federalizing the voting system along lines favorable to Democrats.
TODAY’S WORD is camaraderie. Example: Sandy loved her Sunday school class because of the great camaraderie among everyone in it.
It’s time for Virginia to take a stand against horrific wildlife killing contests and pass a bill to outlaw them. Allowing a minority of the population to gratuitously kill foxes, coyotes, bobcats and other animals in competitions for cash and prizes flies in the face of the public trust doctrine, which holds that wildlife is shared by all citizens of the state. We need our legislators to protect our wildlife and end these contests once and for all.
Too much has been done behind closed doors on reversion from the beginning to the end. The citizens of Martinsville deserve better.
God’s in a lose-lose situation with the skeptics who wish Him to intervene. He destroyed the immoral with the flood in Genesis 6 for which skeptics now call Him “malevolent,” but the same skeptics ask for more intervention in our modern world.
In HCPS, 101 students and 42 staff members were reported positive for COVID just this week, even with the inclement weather. 3.5% of staff acquired COVID this week.