World powers like to talk about their ‘red lines’: Which are implicit threats
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In the conflict-ridden realm of international relations, certain terms are particularly useful, and one of them is “red lines.”
Search Results for Move Over
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#Adoptdonotshop: Why a shelter dog named Sky should matter to you
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Last week, at Stafford County Animal Shelter, staff posted on Facebook about a dog named Sky, the shelter’s longest resident.
Baseball: Win #800 for O’Connor, VMI, Virginia Tech complete sweeps
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Virginia coach Brian O’Connor won his 800th career game as #19 Virginia (11-0) completed the series sweep of Rhode Island (3-6) with a 16-6 victory on Sunday at Disharoon Park.
Another banner for the rafters: Tony Bennett wanted his guys to celebrate ACC title
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Virginia is pretty much the same team, in terms of key personnel, that it was this time last year.
Bert Ellis offers ‘apology’ for insults of UVA board, administrators revealed in texts
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Bert Ellis acknowledged at a Friday UVA Board of Visitors meeting the insulting texts about his BOV colleagues and University administrators that have since been made public.
FEC complaint: Fox gave confidential Biden campaign info to Trump
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Fox Corp. reportedly provided confidential information about then-candidate Joe Biden’s advertisements to former president Donald Trump’s campaign.
City Council members, city residents, urge Waynesboro Vice Mayor Jim Wood to resign
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One Waynesboro City Council member, Terry Short, has called on Jim Wood, the city’s vice mayor, to resign his Ward D seat, in light of his homophobic slur of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
Coalition: Insulin cap at $35 good, but Virginians still paying too much for medicine
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People not already covered by Medicare should only pay $35 per month for insulin after drugmaker Eli Lilly announced its plans to reduce the cost.
Embattled Waynesboro Vice Mayor Jim Wood has his supporters: Who are they?
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Nine people spoke in support of embattled Waynesboro Vice Mayor Jim Wood at Monday’s Waynesboro City Council meeting.
Businesses would be encouraged to hire military spouses with new legislation
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The Military Spouse Hiring Act would incentivize businesses to hire military spouses by amending the tax code.
