Hope For Peace caps ecumenical Armistice Day service at Washington National Cathedral
Washington, D.C.: One hundred years ago, on November 11, 1918, the horrific guns of August were finally silenced at precisely 11:00 AM Paris time with the implementation of a long-implored armistice. More than forty million men, women, and children were […]
Hope For Peace caps ecumenical Armistice Day service at Washington National Cathedral
By Anthony C. Hayes
Washington, D.C.: One hundred years ago, on November 11, 1918, the horrific guns of August were finally silenced at precisely 11:00 AM Paris time with the implementation of a long-implored armistice. More than forty million men, women, and children were […]
Wreath laying ceremony opens weekend of events honoring WWI veterans, Armistice Day
Wreaths representing the United States and its territories were placed near the General John J. Pershing statue in Pershing Park in Washington, D.C. as part of the Centennial Commemoration
Midterms see near-record number of women and minorities elected to office
WASHINGTON – Tuesday’s midterm elections saw a near-record number of women and minorities elected to state and federal offices. Below is a snapshot of some of those races: Rep. Jared Polis (D-Colo.)
Stacey Abrams refuses to concede to Brian Kemp in bitter Georgia governor’s race
In a tweet Tuesday night, Democrat Stacey Abrams urged her supporters to "STAY IN LINE until your vote is cast." Three polls stayed open late after some voting machines
Yes, the midterms are a referendum on Trump, political analyst says
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Martinsburg voters say they are divided on West Virginia Senate race
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Special Veterans Day events set for National WWI Memorial
The U.S. World War I Centennial Commission Presents a “First Look” at the National World War l Memorial, Washington, DC. (photo credit: Anthony C. Hayes) Washington, D.C.: The World War
Abrams and Kemp are virtually tied in Georgia governor’s race, poll finds
WASHINGTON – Democrat Stacey Abrams and Republican Brian Kemp are virtually tied in the Georgia governor’s race, according to a poll released Friday. The Channel 2 Action News/Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll found that
Nelson holds a razor-thin lead in Florida Senate race, poll finds
WASHINGTON — Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson has a razor-thin lead over Republican Gov. Rick Scott in the Florida Senate race, according to a poll released Thursday. The St. Pete Polls survey found that
McSally has a comfortable lead over Sinema in the Arizona Senate race, poll says
WASHINGTON – GOP Rep. Martha McSally has a comfortable lead over Democratic Rep. Krysten Sinema in the Arizona Senate race, according to a poll released Thursday. The Arizona ABC 15/OH Predictive