John Mueller

1 week ago | discoursemagazine.com | John Mueller

It has often been proposed that a ceasefire should take place in what Donald Trump has aptly labeled the “ridiculous” war in Ukraine. If a ceasefire takes hold and continues, extended negotiations can then be held in comparative quiet to deal with other outstanding issues, including, in particular, the country’s partition. Key to these negotiations would be to take Russia’s security concerns seriously. And connecting Russia to NATO in some way might be helpful in assuaging those concerns.

1 week ago | newpraguetimes.com | John Mueller

Amanda Will never dreamed of spending the amount of time in a doctor’s office and the hospital as she has the past few years. The journey her son, Colton, and family have been on has already seemed to have taken a lifetime. Colton Will of New Prague was diagnosed with mixed phenotype lineage leukemia when he was 4. He is being treated at Children’s Hospital in Minneapolis. Recently, he entered the maintenance phase of his threeyear treatment journey to becoming cancer free.

3 weeks ago | cato.org | John Mueller

The play likely benefited from the fact that, unlike “Richard III” and other dramas set during what was then recent English history, Shakespeare was comparatively free to speak his mind. That’s because the Trojan War had no politically complicating connections to the current ruler, Elizabeth I, or to her immediate predecessors.

3 weeks ago | newpraguetimes.com | John Mueller

You are hereHome » School security a major challenge, but just one of several district faces Published by admin on Wed, 04/23/2025 - 11:12am By: John Mueller, [email protected] Monday, April 14, the New Prague School Board was formally briefed on enhancing building security at its three elementary schools and junior high school. The proposed cost? $5.1 million.

3 weeks ago | discoursemagazine.com | John Mueller

Lists can be dangerous because they sometimes lull readers into a false sense that they are seeing the totality of something. A case in point is Wikipedia’s tally of “plays with anti-war themes.” It begins with three plays from ancient Greek authors and then skips ahead a few millennia to a largely forgotten British play from 1928, after which there are dozens of entries.