Virginia Operation Ceasefire secures sentencing for Richmond man with handmade gun
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Operation Ceasefire has secured a two-year sentence for a convicted felon guilty of gun crimes in Virginia with possession of a handmade gun.
Search Results for Office of the Attorney General
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Grand jury issues indictment in shooting death of Virginia service dog
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An Augusta County Circuit Court grand jury indicted Louis Edward Davis, 67, for the death of his neighbor’s service dog, Buddy Bear, today.
Virginia AG, who couldn’t find more votes for Trump, wants to tell Colorado what to do
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, whose effort to pretend that the 2020 election was rigged blew up in his face earlier this week, is now making news by signing on to an effort to tell another state what it should do regarding Donald Trump.
Donald Trump was right: There was funny business in the 2020 vote total
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Turns out that the Republicans, Donald Trump, Jason Miyares, the Virginia attorney general, were right. There were issues with the vote count in 2020, a significant one in Virginia, with one county off by 4,000 votes.
Youngkin adds to administration, boards; list includes three with ties to Staunton
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin announced additional key administration and board appointments this week including three people from Staunton.
Augusta County bungles another FOIA response in surprise Morelli resignation
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Augusta County leaders were curiously quiet on the status of Steven Morelli in the weeks leading up to the South River supervisor’s surprise resignation on March 20, 2023.
Biden nominates former Clinton White House counsel for Deputy U.S. Trade Representative
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President Joe Biden has nominated Nelson Cunningham to serve as Deputy United States Trade Representative.
U.S. Department of Justice seizes 200 cats, dogs from North Chesterfield breeders
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A court-ordered injunctive relief was ordered for seizure of approximately 200 dogs and cats from two North Chesterfield breeders.
Trump lawyer: Trump, as president, could order assassination, evade prosecution
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Donald Trump, as president, could order the U.S. military to assassinate a political rival and not face prosecution, one of his lawyers told a federal appeals court judge on Tuesday.
John Whitehead: Criminality in the White House
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Many years ago, a newspaper headline asked the question: “What’s the difference between a politician and a psychopath?”
