The current state of cricket and its future in the United States
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Cricket is now known as the second most popular sport worldwide next to football with over 2.5 billion fans.
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VanValkenburg introduces nonpartisan redistricting legislation
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Del. Schuyler VanValkenburg, D-Henrico, has introduced the House of Delegates version of enabling legislation and amendments to create Virginia’s first redistricting commission.
Nullify government tyranny: In 2020, harness the power of your discontent
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Twenty years into the 21st century, and what do we have to show for it?
Northam expands opportunities for people with disabilities
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Two executive actions issued Thursday by Gov. Ralph Northam will ensure inclusion and opportunity for Virginians with disabilities.
State Senate bill would strengthen nonpartisan redistricting effort
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Senate Bills 203 and 204 will add additional safeguards to create a comprehensive redistricting package by building on the significant and historic reform provisions in the proposed constitutional amendment.
Sports betting is getting legal in the USA
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You would be forgiven if you had no idea that before 14th May 2018, sports betting was illegal in the USA.
U.S. House passes Voting Rights Advancement Act
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The House of Representatives today passed legislation to defend Americans against attacks on their voting rights.
Why the value of game data raises when sports betting becomes legal
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Consistently during soccer season in Britain, security faculty discover them in arenas, tapping irately at their telephones or talking relentless into a mic.
Sheriff: People ‘will shoot law enforcement before they give their guns up’
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Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith told the Board of Supervisors on Monday that he will not enforce any gun-control laws passed next year by the Virginia General Assembly.
Virginia Organizing to hold immigration vigil in Harrisonburg
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The Harrisonburg/Rockingham County Chapter of Virginia Organizing will hold a “Vigil for DACA” on Monday, Nov. 11 at 6:30 p.m. at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church.
