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The Carnegie Science Center is opening what it’s referring to as the most ambitious new experience built since the museum opened in 1991 — a $4.48 million exhibition called “Mars: The Next Giant Leap.” The Mars exhibit will open to Carnegie Museum members Friday, Nov. 18 with the public grand

Leading heads of state and business leaders are taking part in the sixth Future Investment Initiative (FII) in Riyadh, with C-suite executives and other dignitaries hosting pioneering conversations on economy and investment and the New Global Order.

Only when students have safe, clean and affordable shelter can they turn their full attention to their studies

The new majority in the 104th Congress was elected on a platform of smaller government, less spending, and a strong national defense. These ideals were embodied in the Contract With America, which explicitly calls for the creation of a bipartisan National Security Revitalization Commission to examine the combat readiness of the armed forces. Because of defense budget cuts, the readiness of the American military has been on the decline. Despite the evidence, the Clinton Administration has not rec...

Jay was part of the earliest wave of bloggers in the Virginia blogosphere

Zoë's Kitchen in Marlton inside the The Promenade Sagemore shopping center, has permanently closed its doors after 9 years in business.

It's autumn in Virginia. Catch it while you can....

They say you need to stop and smell the roses. If you're in politics, you may want to stop and observe the beauty of autumn color to find that peace to continue the journey until election day.

American's plans, which include the Flagship Suite and new premium economy seats, would push AA well clear of United and further ahead of Delta in terms of widebody seat percentage.

My family's history intertwines with Grayson County's. I have the mountains in my blood.