William Walker: Looking for the past, but finding the future at UVA
I just returned from a reunion at the University of Virginia. Like many alumni, I was looking for the past; what I found was the future.
I just returned from a reunion at the University of Virginia. Like many alumni, I was looking for the past; what I found was the future.
I applaud Virginia Democrats for trying to make an issue of the political team of the MAGA lieutenant governor, Winsome Earle-Sears, not knowing whether they needed to file a disclosure on what appears to be a free private plane trip.
Monticello, the Charlottesville home of Thomas Jefferson, will serve as a hub for a network aimed to teach civics to millions of Americans.
The folks at Staunton Guided Tours are making it clear where they stand on the Epstein files coverup.
From the You Can’t Make This Stuff Up Department: our sitting attorney general, Jason Miyares, who has exercised his right to remain silent on Jeffrey Epstein, is hosting a human trafficking summit on Tuesday that has Pam Bondi, who is in charge of the Epstein files coverup, listed as a guest speaker. Talk about utterly…
Abigail Spanberger is pledging to fight back to protect healthcare access for rural residents, most of whom are likely to vote for her opponent in the 2025 Virginia governor race.
Don’t be fooled: the madness, mayhem and malice unfolding in America is not politics as usual. It’s not partisan hardball. It’s not bureaucratic overreach.
Jake Hager, an All-American college wrestler who had a brief run as the WWE World Champion in 2010, and was a background figure in AEW for five years, confirmed this week that he’s retired from pro wrestling, though you know what that means.
Greg Gutfeld, behind the scenes, buddying up to Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, on a friend’s podcast, defending Joe Rogan, it’s all pretty much pro wrestling, isn’t it?
James Talarico is a 36-year-old Democrat, pastor, and former middle school teacher who represents the 50th District, which includes part of Austin, in the Texas House of Representatives.
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