Month: May 2012
Memorial Day 2012
As my oldest brother narrowly missed the Vietnam draft, it would be nearly a decade later that I realized the meaning of Memorial Day. Today, it has become a moment to pay silent tribute to those lost and renew our commitment to serve many more for whom the battle against the invisible wounds of war continues.
A Long Road to Justice for Daniel Wultz
The long road to justice for Daniel Wultz reached a milestone on precisely the sixth anniversary of the Weston teenager’s death when a D.C. judge issued a judgment Monday against the Islamic Republic of Iran and Syria for $330 million.
