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Mark Welsh is looking through the windshield now, not the rearview mirror.

Between the end of the Cold War and a president perceived as an architect of disarmament, nuclear weapons have lost their status as an “existential threat.” From the Partial Test-Ban and nuclear Non-Proliferation treaties through Reykjavík in the eighties to START I in 1991, arms control was beginning to look like it might corral nuclear proliferation…

Texas A&M released its findings after reviewing former-President M. Katherine Banks’ the Path Forward initiative in a 32-page report published online on Sept. 19. The findings recommend less centralization throughout

With the arrival of the F-35 stealth fighters, the Russian pilots have become less aggressive towards U.S. assets in Syria and ME region.

The possibilities are almost endless and don’t stop at the limitations of a single man or the weakness of a sycophantic Republican leadership.

A Trump candidacy is a chain around conservative ideals. His accomplishments are overshadowed by his poisonous tongue, irrational behavior and obsessive lies.

Former president Donald Trump has proven himself to be enduringly charismatic to many Americans of a conservative political bent and a thorn in the side of many independents and liberal-leaning citizens. But it’s time to move on.

Last year, 2,000 African American students who graduated from Texas high schools in the top ten percent of their class did not go to any college or university. Texas A&M Chancellor John Sharp says we want those students in college. But a troubled summer around race in hiring and college admissions is something the A&M system has to reckon with.

Texas A&M University System Regent Jay Graham asked former A&M President M. Katherine Banks and A&M Chancellor John Sharp to tell him the news he heard wasn’t true.

In an Aug. 9 press release, Texas A&M’s Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Alan Sams announced Frank B. Ashley III would take the position as Acting Dean of