Andy Parker announces candidacy for Fifth District congressional seat
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Advocate and author Andy Parker announced Thursday that he’s filed to run for the Fifth District seat in Congress.
Search Results for Donald Trump
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Earth Talk: The debate over showerhead water flow
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The shower is a place of rejuvenation and relaxation for many of us, but it is also a big water hog, accounting for roughly 17 percent of the average U.S. household’s water usage.
Youngkin focuses state efforts on COVID vaccinations
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin is pledging to dedicate state resources to convince a lot of the folks who put him in office to finally get vaccinated against COVID-19.
The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, and the world’s future
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Late January of this year will mark the first anniversary of the entry into force of the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
Warner: ‘Democracy must be upheld each and every day
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One year ago today, the world watched as a violent mob stormed and desecrated the U.S. Capitol in an effort to rob the American people of the sacred right to elect their President.
Beyer: Insurrection failed because of actions of heroes in uniform
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One year ago today insurrectionists launched a violent assault on the home of American democracy.
Spanberger: ‘We cannot and should not move on from the events of Jan. 6’
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Jan. 6 marked the continuation of a trend of falsehoods — and tragically, the lies that spawned this act of insurrection are still present in American politics.
Staunton Organizing hosting virtual gathering on one-year anniversary of insurrection
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Local activists will host a virtual gathering on Thursday to reflect on the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol one year ago, respectfully acknowledge those who died, and advocate for preserving democracy in the United States by protecting voting rights.
2021 Year in Review: Madness, mayhem and tyranny
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Between the riots, lockdowns, political theater, and COVID-19 mandates, 2021 was one for the history books.
Waynesboro is about to divide itself over a monument we didn’t know was there
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So many odd things with the news that Waynesboro is considering getting rid of the monument honoring a city native who lost his life in a battle fought here in the final days of the Civil War.
