
How good is this Virginia basketball team? Good, damn good
Last year Virginia won the ACC regular-season title and 30 games overall. This year’s team has more talent, more depth, and a much higher ceiling.

Last year Virginia won the ACC regular-season title and 30 games overall. This year’s team has more talent, more depth, and a much higher ceiling.

A team loses its leading scorer and player of the year candidate, as UVA has just had happen with Justin Anderson going on the shelf with a broken pinky on his shooting hand, and the season surely is headed to the dumpster.

Three Virginia members of the U.S. House of Representatives led 39 members of Congress in filing an amicus brief supporting the American Farm Bureau Federation’s lawsuit against the EPA.

Hassan Rouhani, often referred to as a “moderate” by some pundits in the West, has always been a high-ranking official in the Iranian regime. For the last three decades, he has served in the intelligence, military and national security apparatus.

You can not separate the two. In a few days the Christian world will celebrate an event that took place 2,014 years ago. (Luke places the birth of Christ in 4 B.C.) That is more than two millennium, a long time to keep any celebration going. How come? I believe that it is mainly a…

Lyndon Johnson had his Vietnam. Jerry Ford had price controls. Jimmy Carter had inflation. Richard Nixon had you know what. Bill Clinton had you know who. George W. Bush tried to imitate a Democrat. And so in 2008 America decided to vote for the real thing.

Staff Report Retired Army Gen. Wesley Clark will headline a town-hall meeting in Harrisonburg on Wednesday that will discuss Democratic Party presidential nominee Barack Obama’s plans to restore America’s leadership in the world. Clark was the Supreme Allied Commander of Europe and NATO and commanded Operation Allies forces in Kosovo from 1997-2000. He ran for…

Column by Jim Bishop Hell – the subject seldom is talked about in church or certain less sanctified settings, but you hear references frequently just about everywhere else – in casual and argumentative conversations, on TV and in movies – generally used upon slamming one’s fingers in the car door or to make feeble statements…
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