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In this op-ed, retired Army Maj. Gen. John Ferrari argues that the Army's decision to make cuts to force structure, while tough, is ultimately the right one.

As the Korean People’s Army poured into South Korea in the summer of 1950, the US Army that opposed them was the best in the world…on paper. But success in war, like in football, can often be a fickle mistress to predict. It is a game of inches, where unpredictable events occur with stunning regularity and even the greatest superforecasters in the world can never guarantee victory.   

CHARLESTON — Since making controversial comments about the 2020 presidential election last week, West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner continues to sa

CHARLESTON — Since making controversial comments about the 2020 presidential election last week, West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner continues to sa

CHARLESTON – Since making controversial comments about the 2020 presidential election last week, West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner continues to say the election was stolen from former president Donald Trump without providing evidence to back up those claims. During a forum last week on WV MetroNews with several Republican candidates for governor, host […]

Looks like we are heading for another war. I see that the Department of Defense is now showing recruiting advertisements that show European American males jumping from aircraft. There are

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner was the Keynote Speaker Thursday at West Virginia University’s Pearl Harbor Commemoration Ceremo

MORGANTOWN — Secretary of State Mac Warner used WVU’s annual Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony to criticize the state of the country during his keynote speech outside Oglebay Hall in front

“If you want peace, prepare for war.”

HUNTINGTON — Beau Carson, a 17-year-old rising high school senior from Huntington, has been a Boy Scout for about five years. For four of them, he has been a Scout