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Jon Hoffman is a doctoral candidate in political science at George Mason University. His research focuses on political Islam and Middle Eastern geopolitics, and his writing has been featured in a variety of academic and policy-oriented platforms. Follow him on Twitter&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/Hoffman8Jon" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@Hoffman8Jon</a>.

Armed With Lessons From a Dallas Serial Killer, Families Push for Reforms in Texas Law Bills before the state Legislature this session would subject precious metal buyers to more scrutiny and protect assisted living residents. A group of the relatives of victims of a serial killer who police say deliberately targeted seniors. They gathered in March to announce their support for reforms now making their way through the legislature. John Wehlage Bills before the state Legislature this session would subject precious metal buyers to more scrutiny and protect assisted living residents. A group of ...

City employees receive service awards Sidney Mayor Mike Barhorst, left, discusses some of the major incidents that Sidney Fire Lieutenant Rick Slife, center, and Chief Chad Hollinger, right, have participated in during their careers following the presentation of service awards at the fire department recently. Lieutenant Slife was recognized for 20 years of service. Courtesy photo SIDNEY — City of Sidney employees recently received service awards at their respective departments after the city’s annual Christmas luncheon was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. “As you know, we ha...

Capt. Steven Arango December 21, 2020 Recruits with Alpha Company participate in the Crucible on Parris Island, South Carolina, June 14, 2019. (Sgt. Dana Beesley/Marine Corps) Leadership is critical for Marines, especially today as the world becomes more complicated and interconnected. Meanwhile, the amount of information and intelligence gathered increases exponentially, as does the expectation of instant comprehension. A failure to grasp these realities and adapt is a failure of leadership — an unacceptable result for Marines. So how do we avoid this? Although leadership is a fl...