TikTok faces new April 5 deadline for U.S. ban: Which is why we’re seeing the TV commercials again
After an original deadline of Jan. 19, TikTok faces the possibility of banishment in the United States again on April 5.
After an original deadline of Jan. 19, TikTok faces the possibility of banishment in the United States again on April 5.
You wouldn’t think the long-time mayor of a mid-size city would have trouble finding health insurance, but that was the situation that Harrisonburg Mayor Deanna Reed found herself in.
Jason Miyares, you would think, would have learned about due process in law school. Middle-school kids learn about due process in eighth-grade civics.
The loss of more than $1 billion to pay American farmers to provide food to schools and food banks will create hungry stomachs nationwide.
The Youngkin administration is claiming that the state’s unemployment rate increased only a smidge in February, to 3.1 percent, which is a bit of fun with numbers on the part of the MAGAs.
An annual meeting of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Tuesday put the spotlight on internal threats, rather than worldwide.
Virginia Tech Hokies pushed back on removing DEI programs and services, but the Board of Visitors voted to dissolve them today.
MAGA Gov. Glenn Youngkin lost the 2023 legislative midterms after pledging to roll back abortion rights. On Monday, he doubled down on legislation that would guarantee a right to contraception.
Coinciding with a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on worldwide threats to America, U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner has written an op-ed.
MAGA Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed bills that would have guaranteed workers access to paid family and medical leave and paid sick leave and increased the minimum wage.
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