Virginia AG Jason Miyares wants Supreme Court to suspend due process
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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.
Search Results for Donald Trump
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Blue Ridge Area Food Bank prepares for possible USDA funding cuts
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The loss of more than $1 billion to pay American farmers to provide food to schools and food banks will create hungry stomachs nationwide.
Virginia jobless rate ticks up, and Youngkin, Earle-Sears, have no answers
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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.
Classified or not classified? Senate Intelligence Committee discusses ‘Signalgate’
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An annual meeting of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Tuesday put the spotlight on internal threats, rather than worldwide.
Virginia Tech board ignores opposition, bends the knee on future of DEI programs
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Virginia Tech Hokies pushed back on removing DEI programs and services, but the Board of Visitors voted to dissolve them today.
Youngkin guts contraception bill with amendment protecting religious objections
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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.
Mark Warner poses questions to American intelligence leaders in op-ed
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Coinciding with a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on worldwide threats to America, U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner has written an op-ed.
Youngkin vetoes paid family and medical leave, sick leave, minimum-wage bills
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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.
John Whitehead: What weaponize the government means in practice
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President Trump’s declaration of war as a justification for using wartime powers to sidestep constitutional protections is indeed a war.
Waynesboro City Council to recognize public library; DOGE cuts could put services at risk
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Waynesboro City Council will present a proclamation Monday night to recognize National Library Week running April 6 to 12.
