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The Ben Cline congressional office emailed a letter from the MAGA congressman to Sixth District residents on Monday about some time capsule thing that the Congress is doing for America250.
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I was 4 years old the summer of the 1976 bicentennial, and because of that, I don’t remember all that much about it. I remember the fireworks. My hazy memories of the summer of ’76 are: it was an exciting time!
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For over 15 years, two names have shaped every conversation about the world’s best player. Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo cast a shadow so long that it seemed impossible for anyone to step out from under it.
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What were the MAGA fantasies that UVA Athletics help bring attention to, through its sponsorship of WINA-1070AM, its flagship radio station, which gives over two hours of its airtime each weekday to Rob Schilling, over the past week?
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Nelson Chittum played professional baseball from 1956-1964, pitching in two games with the Boston Red Sox in 1958, and in 27 games with the St. Louis Cardinals the next two seasons.
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Most of the conversation around dental technology focuses on clinical tools. Cone beam imaging, intraoral scanners, laser systems, CAD/CAM milling.
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New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson spent two years as a preteen in Charlottesville, while his father, Rick Brunson, was the director of basketball operations on the staff of Dave Leitao, the UVA Basketball coach who opened JPJ.
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More in the DC media need to be willing to do what Kristen Welker at NBC News did on Sunday – fact-check Donald Trump in an interview in real time.
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John McGuire took Keith Sonderling, the acting Secretary of Labor, to the UVA Medical Center this week, for what was basically a walking photo-op for the MAGA congressman.
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By the sixth inning of the Cubs game against the Athletics on June 4, I had reserved myself to writing about how Chicago’s season had finally reached its nadir, after a long and painful slide over the previous month.
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