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Published March 31. 2021 5:43PM  So many pundits on TV and in the press laud American Exceptionalism, as if this country is a leader on so many fronts. The latest horrific mass shooting event in Colorado should awaken us to the troubling fact that America is a world leader in mass shootings and violent death by gunfire. Is it not time to face up to this fact and take action on gun control so that we could be proud to be alive in this country, rather than be dead as a result of yet another preventable shooting event? And please do not trot out the usual Second Amendment privilege arguments; j...

| UPDATED: 12:41, Tue, Mar 16, 2021 Link copied Protests: Police and crime bill 'lowers the bar' says Chakrabarti Sign up to receive our rundown of the day's top stories direct to your inbox SUBSCRIBE Invalid email When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Baroness Chakrabarti, a Labour life peer, made her remarks in a discussion on Monday ...

HUNTINGTON — Marshall University Athletics saw an increase in student-athletes asking for counseling services as they navigate the demands of being a student and an athlete in the pandemic. Marshall Athletic Director Mike Hamrick told the university Board of Governors athletic committee Thursday there have been more requests for mental health assistance than in all the 12 years he’s been athletic director. “It’s because we’ve basically, I hate to say it, tried to lock our student-athletes down,” Hamrick said. “We’ve told them, ‘If you want to compe...

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By Captain William Bradley, USMC “If a unit is not well trained, its men know it. This fact adversely affects their confidence, especially if they anticipate there is a possibility of using that training in a critical situation. Every soldier likes to feel that he is playing on a winning team—he knows he can’t win if he isn’t well trained.” —Gen. Bruce C. Clarke, U.S. Army It is through training—through constant realistic and repetitious training of individuals and units—that military organizations acquire the skills they need to succeed on the battlefield. Nothing peacetime l...