Down with Big Brother: Warrantless surveillance makes a mockery of the Constitution
The government long ago sold us out to the highest bidder. The highest bidder, by the way, has always been the Deep State.
The government long ago sold us out to the highest bidder. The highest bidder, by the way, has always been the Deep State.
Before the #MeToo movement, a film in the 1980s brought to light the struggle of women in the American workplace.
Two residents have been displaced by a fire this morning on Briery Creek Road in Albemarle County.
At 2 a.m. ET, Taylor Swift announced “The Tortured Poets Department” is actually a double album, meaning 31 new songs are out today, under the title “TTPD: The Anthology.”
Reece Beekman, on Wednesday, nearly a month after Virginia’s ugly loss to Colorado State in the First Four, officially entered the 2024 NBA Draft, and made it clear that he won’t be coming back for a fifth season in Charlottesville.
Iran’s aerial attack on Israel in retaliation for the latter’s attack on the Iranian diplomatic mission in Syria that killed six Iranian top military commanders, including a senior general, has changed the dynamic of the Israeli-Iranian shadow war.
An under-the-radar bill drafted by a UVA Athletics administrator that will allow colleges and universities in Virginia to directly pay student-athletes via NIL deals was signed into law on Thursday.
The Oklahoma State Athletic Commission has issued a formal warning to AEW because of a Dec. 20 match on “Dynamite” in which former AEW women’s world champ Nyla Rose wrestled Alejandra Lion.
A headline in the Washington Post reported Wednesday that “Youngkin, Virginia lawmakers agree to seek new state budget, avert crisis.”
Glenn Youngkin will not win the next election, because by the Virginia Constitution, our governor can’t run for re-election.