Tom Conway

1 month ago | forestparkreview.com | Tom Conway

To the woman who found my wallet on May 12:Whoever you are, I thank you from the bottom of my heart! You found it on the counter at the service window in the Forest Park municipal building, where I had stupidly left it in a rush to get to a local golf course. I’m told you immediately turned it in to the kind folks who work behind the glass, who then handed it over to the police. An officer called me shortly afterward, and assured me that my money, ID’s and credit card were all still in the wallet.

Oct 22, 2024 | washingtontechnology.com | Tom Conway

The federal government continues to face a serious skills shortage for cybersecurity professionals, an issue that by extension must also be addressed by government contractors. This issue extends beyond the government to all sectors of the U.S. as well.

Sep 16, 2024 | usw.org | David McCall |Tom Conway

Owning Our Security September 16, 2024 A knot formed in Sam Phillips’ stomach a few months ago when he learned that corroded titanium—sold with faked documents—somehow made it into doors and other components on civilian airliners. It was exactly the kind of nightmare scenario that Phillips and other members of the United Steelworkers (USW) warned of while trying to save the nation’s last titanium sponge plant, located in Henderson, Nev.

May 14, 2024 | michiganadvance.com | Tom Conway

That battle for survival made Carlton a lifelong champion of Social Security and a tireless opponent of Republicans in Congress who keep trying to kill this lifeline for the middle class. “It’s not a gift. It’s money that we’re due,” explained Carlton, a 70-year-old retired tire manufacturer and longtime member of the United Steelworkers. Now president of the Virginia Alliance for Retired Americans, he’s advocated for Social Security for 30 years. Now there’s a new threat.

May 12, 2024 | dailymontanan.com | Tom Conway

Only his dad’s Social Security benefits, along with vegetables from the family’s small farm in southwestern Virginia, kept the household afloat during the lean years that followed. That battle for survival made Carlton a lifelong champion of Social Security and a tireless opponent of Republicans in Congress who keep trying to kill this lifeline for the middle class. “It’s not a gift.