Spanberger vetoes collective bargaining: Who does she think she’s fooling?
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Abigail Spanberger vetoed legislation that would expand collective bargaining rights for public employees to try to curry favor among her MAGA critics.
Search Results for Office of the Attorney General
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Spanberger signs nothingburger gun bill at UVA, invoking Nov. 13 shootings for politics
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Gov. Abigail Spanberger made a show out of signing nothingburger gun legislation on Grounds at the University of Virginia on Tuesday.
Four Virginia Supreme Court justices white out 1,604,276 ‘Yes’ votes
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The Virginia Supreme Court on Friday handed down its 4-3 ruling, which was, predictably, along the most partisan of lines, to invalidate the April 21 redistricting referendum.
Surveillance without consent: How the Shenandoah Valley got wired without anyone asking
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A few weeks ago, I started asking questions about the Flock Safety license plate cameras that appeared in the Town of Elkton. Nobody seemed to want to answer them.
No Pulitzers for AFP: Nobody asked, but these would have been our nominees
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AFP, yet again, was shut out in the annual Pulitzer award season, which isn’t necessarily for the lack of impactful journalism from us. Yeah, I’m having to say so myself.
Trumpers using DOJ to silence anti-hate group with plain dumb lawfare
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The Trump regime is trying to dismantle the Southern Poverty Law Center via absurd claims that the Montgomery, Alabama,-based anti-hate group helped fund the 2017 “Unite the Right” White power rally in Charlottesville.
Bumfart MAGA judge issues another injunction trying to block referendum
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The MAGA judge down in Tazewell County has issued an injunction in the MAGA case trying to upend the congressional redistricting literally approved hours ago by Virginia voters.
‘Yes’ or ‘No’: Live updates on the April 21 Election Night on our live blog
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We’re going to be reporting and analyzing the tally from today’s referendum on congressional redistricting. Follow along for updates on the numbers, where they’re coming from, and what it all means.
Waynesboro: The politics that might kill a needed affordable-housing project
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A prominent local Democrat is threatening to sue the City of Waynesboro over the decision by Waynesboro City Council this week to approve a $500,000 grant for a local affordable-housing project.
Trump case on birthright citizenship relies on 1880 ruling involving a Native American
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To understand the Trump regime’s position on birthright citizenship, you need to know this: the case rests on an 1880 U.S. Supreme Court ruling holding that Native Americans can’t register to vote because they’re not American citizens.
