Dear Elon Musk: The five things I did last week (please don’t fire me)
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Elon Musk is telling federal employees that they need to detail five things they did last week to justify why they should keep their jobs.
Search Results for REAL ID
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Ben Cline’s constituents to protest outside congressman’s Staunton office Tuesday
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Constituents of U.S. Rep. Ben Cline in the 6th District of Virginia are encouraged to attend a protest March 4 outside his Staunton office.
Youngkin, seemingly oblivious to reality, touts NoVa defense contractor expansion
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The office of Gov. Glenn Youngkin is touting news about a defense contractor expanding its operations in Northern Virginia.
Val Ackerman on ACC-Big East merger: ‘We’ve got some related ideas’
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Remember how Coach K and Rick Pitino were talking recently about a possible ACC-Big East merger? Now we have Val Ackerman, the Big East commissioner, and 1981 UVA alum, addressing the idea out loud.
Lawrence S. Wittner: Trump is moving rapidly to destroy workers’ rights
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Only a month into his second term as president, Donald Trump is well underway toward destroying crucial rights of American workers.
AEW ‘Dynamite’ review: Solid show on the road to ‘Revolution’ PPV
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Last night, the road to “Revolution” continued when AEW returned to Phoenix at the Arizona Financial Theater for “Dynamite.”
Crozet shooter: He was paranoid, schizophrenic, fighting his own mind, sister says
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The family of the Crozet shooter is speaking out and sharing a portrait of a man who was not a cold-blooded killer, instead a tortured soul.
UVA commits to mid-March release of review into Nov. 13 murders
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The University of Virginia is now committing to a mid-March public release of the external review into the Nov. 13, 2022, mass shooting that killed three UVA Football players.
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library accepts applications for summer camp
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library announces the “Future Presidents of America” youth leadership summer camp happening June 9 to 13.
A constitutional crisis: Can the rule of law survive this presidency?
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According to law professor Amanda Frost, “a constitutional crisis occurs when one branch of government, usually the executive, ‘blatantly, flagrantly and regularly exceeds its constitutional authority.”
