Parting words to President Trump By Paul Katula • Nov 7, 2020 Joe Biden is the president-elect of the United States, news agencies are reporting. We pay tribute to the current president.
Student news roundup: Election 2020 By Paul Katula • Oct 12, 2020 A sample of student editorials from six states about the 2020 election. It's a most unusual election, and students are well aware of their place in it.
Trumps test positive for coronavirus By Paul Katula • Oct 2, 2020 The president is infected with Covid-19 and is said to be on the job and in good spirits. We pray for his quick recovery.
Tim Kaine talks to Fairfax Co. seniors By Paul Katula • Sep 20, 2020 In Virginia, protesters intimidated citizens at an early voting center in Fairfax Co. Sen. Tim Kaine talks about voting to students.
Scientific American endorses a candidate By Paul Katula • Sep 17, 2020 It's rare that a science journal would endorse a presidential candidate, but it has happened, due mainly to Pres. Trump's rejection of science.
No, the president can’t run for a 3rd term By Paul Katula • Sep 14, 2020 The 22nd Amendment limits the number of times a president can be elected to two. But maybe Constitutions mean little to the current administration.
On Trump’s ‘losers’ and ‘suckers’ remark By Paul Katula • Sep 6, 2020 It was hard to swallow when it was reported that the president said military personnel who had died in battle were suckers and losers.
Feds boost Bay funding By Paul Katula • Jan 5, 2020 Restoration efforts in the Chesapeake Bay watershed received a boost in federal funding in the budget Congress passed last month.
Racial tensions rise at Md. football games By Paul Katula • Oct 13, 2019 If you somehow thought the election of Barack Obama would bring a decline in racism, you were wrong. So wrong.
DoDEA diverts school dollars to build The Wall By Paul Katula • Sep 9, 2019 The building of a border wall is controversial, but now that Trump is diverting school funds to build it, we definitely have an opinion.