Three UVA Health discoveries nominated for STAT Madness tournament
Share
Three UVA Health discoveries will compete for 2022’s Biggest Biomedical Advance in the STAT health news site’s annual “STAT Madness.”
Search Results for Move Over
Share
Nanny State idiocracy: When the government thinks it knows best
Share
Overregulation is just the other side of the coin to overcriminalization, that phenomenon in which everything is rendered illegal and everyone becomes a lawbreaker.
Jim Wood podcast critical of coverage of Waynesboro YMCA swastika incident
Share
Jim Wood and Dwight Williams had been podcasting together dating back to a debut episode of “The Liberty Room with Jim and Dwight” on April 28, 2021, but they’re currently on hiatus.
Waynesboro City Council member asks Jim Wood to resign over Pete Buttigieg slur
Share
Two of Jim Wood’s colleagues on Waynesboro City Council requested Monday night that he relinquish the title of vice mayor, and a third demanded that he resign his seat on City Council altogether.
Student loan borrowers plan overnight stay outside the Supreme Court
Share
More than a hundred allies will gather outside the Supreme Court ahead of Tuesday’s hearings on legal challenges to Biden’s student debt relief program.
Government contractor moving headquarters to Fairfax County
Share
A Maryland-based government contractor is moving its headquarters to Fairfax County, which, yeah, that’s not really news.
Traffic alert: Slow roll closures overnight continue through late March for bridge projects
Share
The Virginia Department of Transportation will continue overnight “slow roll” closures in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County for work on two bridge projects.
Don’t bow to a dictatorial government. America is a prison disguised as paradise
Share
The government wants us to bow down to its dictates.
Governor and other Virginia leaders: Springfield site meets criteria for new FBI HQ
Share
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, officials and community leaders outlined why Springfield is the ideal location for a new FBI headquarters.
Descendant of slaveholder upset over UR law school name change wants ‘return’ of $3.6B
Share
A UVA alum who is upset that the University of Richmond took the name of a slaveholding relative off its law school seems to think his family is entitled to getting the money it gave to the school over the years back.
