UVA, JMU, Washington & Lee alumni among Attorney General appointments in Virginia
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares today announced several top leadership appointments within the Office of the Attorney General.
Search Results for Supreme Court
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Mailbag: The Augusta County politics in the Shenandoah County school names story
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Sometimes you find yourself wishing that you didn’t know stuff about people that you’ve been working with on the issues of the day, because once you do, you realize, geez.
Virtual home invasions: We’re not safe from government Peeping Toms
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The spirit of the Constitution, drafted by men who chafed against the heavy-handed tyranny of an imperial ruler, would suggest that one’s home is a fortress, safe from almost every kind of intrusion.
Republican attorneys general sue over ‘EPA’s illegal power grab’ of new rule on power plants
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A 25-state coalition of attorneys general have filed a lawsuit for review of EPA’s new rule on existing coal and natural gas power plants.
The steady slide towards tyranny in the U.S.: How freedom dies, from A to Z
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The American governmental scheme is sliding ever closer towards a pervasive authoritarianism.
Lawmakers introduce bill to protect birth control access for women at pharmacies
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The Access to Birth Control Act would guarantee timely access to birth control for all women at pharmacies nationwide.
Miyares joins Republican AG effort to tell Bank of America who it needs to do business with
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A group of Republican AGs, citing reports from far-right outlets, wants Bank of America to remove prohibitions on “intolerance” and “hate” from its online banking service agreement.
Tyranny by the numbers: The government wants your money any way it can get it
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The government wants your money. It will beg, steal or borrow if necessary, but it wants your money any way it can get it.
Trump doubles down on abortion restrictions: Handing another issue to Democrats?
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Donald Trump must have missed the message from the 2022 midterms and the 2023 state elections in Virginia on abortion.
The government wants to play god. What does that mean for our freedoms?
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The government wants to play god. It wants the power to decide who lives or dies and whose rights are worthy of protection.
