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The Virginia Museum of History & Culture and the John Marshall Center for Constitutional History & Civics invite guests to join three of America’s top legal thinkers for a panel discussion.
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The calendar has flipped to 2023. OK, technically, I don’t yet have a 2023 calendar to flip to. The New Year kinda snuck up on me.
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From news to sports and politics to crime, here’s a look at what you read most in 2022. With more than 3.1 million readers in the calendar year, and individual stories racking up more than 15,000 reads, we’ve compiled the most-read stories of 2022, in case you missed them.
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I’d been of the opinion lately that Vladimir Putin, with his deft play on the Brittney Griner trade, knows the U.S. better than we know ourselves.
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Congress, in a rare move, is righting a wrong, at least in the short term, with an effort under way to amend language in a defense bill that would have forced top NFL prospect Andre Carter II out of next spring’s draft.
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Andre Carter II is a projected first-round NFL Draft pick in 2023, the second-rated outside linebacker on Mel Kiper Jr.’s big board.
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The United States government is funded through December 23 with approval of a stopgap funding bill Thursday.
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A Fox News anchor threw down a couple of mean dunks on Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s record in the 2022 midterms in an interview on Thursday.
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Student loan borrowers who received an email indicating their application for student debt forgiveness was approved – pending court litigation – received yet another email Tuesday, this one saying the subject line of the previous email was inaccurate.
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This year so far, there have been 601 mass shootings (a “mass shooting” defined as at least four people being shot or killed) “in nearly every corner of the nation.”
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