
Is the Trump administration using COVID-19 as a cover to roll back environmental protections?
Is it true that the Trump administration is using the cover of the COVID-19 crisis to roll back environmental health standards?

Is it true that the Trump administration is using the cover of the COVID-19 crisis to roll back environmental health standards?

Among the keys to lifting Virginia’s economy from the coronavirus pandemic: increased broadband access across the commonwealth and higher education partnerships with communities, nonprofits, and other universities and colleges.

After more than 300 episodes that have reached millions of listeners over the last 12 years, BackStory, the American history podcast produced by Virginia Humanities, published its final episode today.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have become the talk of the league since signing Tom Brady and trading for Rob Gronkowski.

After the bombshell news of three-time MVP and six-time Super Bowl winner Tom Brady departing New England for Tampa Bay, Bill Belichick and the Patriots will have to start from scratch offensively.

Had the Declaration of Independence been written today, it would have rendered its signers extremists or terrorists.

Attorney General Mark Herring today filed a brief opposing the Trump administration’s attempts to dismiss his landmark civil rights lawsuit that seeks to ensure that the Equal Rights Amendment is recognized as the 28th Amendment.

A lawsuit was filed today on behalf of protesters and the youth activists of the Virginia Student Power Network against the City of Richmond, the Richmond Police Department and the Virginia State Police.

AFP editors Chris Graham and Crystal Abbe Graham talk Virginia news.

Virginia will move into Phase Three of the reopening from the COVID-19 public health shutdown on Wednesday, July 1, Gov. Ralph Northam said Tuesday.
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