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Independent Scottish legal firm Lindsays has promoted a record number of its lawyers to partner

TITUSVILLE — Veterans and family members seeking to file lawsuits because of water contamination at Camp Lejeune have only months left to do so.

Lindsays has promoted a record number of its lawyers to partner.

Global supply chain and logistics consultancy, SCALA, has announced its 21st annual supply chain debate. This year’s debate is in association with the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, and is set to focus on the topic: AI in the supply chain- where will it have the greatest impact?’.

DNA analysis has revealed the remains of a 19-year-old sailor who was killed during World War II. Officials shared the findings on April 4, saying the Armed Forces Medical Examiner System used anthropological and dental analysis, as well as mitochondrial DNA, to identify the remains of Virginian sailor David Walker. The Norfolk, Virginia native, who was… Continue reading DNA Unveils Remains Of A Black Teen Sailor Killed During World War II

David Walker, who left his Virginia high school to join the Navy, was one of 50 Black mess attendants who died on ships that were attacked.

Edna Lee Ward walked into a newspaper office in Portsmouth, Va., early in 1942 carrying a picture of her son, who was in the Navy. He had been declared missing

Searching for and identifying the American service members who became a prisoner of war or were reported missing in action is not easy.

CONWAY -- The 2023 season saw the University of Central Arkansas football team put together its strongest campaign in four years, but with that came the end of a career to a class of players crucial to the Bears success.

Black college women endorse more stress and depressive symptoms, highlighting the impacts of racism on mental health.