Trump invites Russia to attack NATO: ‘I would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want’
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Disgraced ex-president Donald Trump said over the weekend that he would invite Russia to attack “delinquent” NATO countries.
Search Results for Supreme Court
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We know how much Augusta County has spent to date on the March 20 FOIA case
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We have a preliminary answer on how much the legal “crap” that the Augusta County Board of Supervisors is making its taxpayers foot the bill for so that it can fight a court order on an illegally-held closed meeting has cost so far.
Warner: Biden administration needs to step up social media misinformation fight
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner thinks the Biden administration has been “too restrained” in its pushback against a MAGA-backed legal effort to prevent the White House from working with social media companies to combat the flood of misinformation.
John Whitehead: Who pays the price for botched SWAT team raids? We do
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No longer reserved exclusively for deadly situations, SWAT teams are now increasingly being deployed for relatively routine police matters such as serving a search warrant.
Kaine: Virginia doesn’t want ‘legislators making women’s reproductive decisions for them’
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Republican politicians did their best to split hairs on abortion for half a century, using the desire of the religious far right to outlaw reproductive freedom to raise money and whip votes.
Cline, Good, Youngkin, Trump don’t actually want to solve their fake ‘border crisis’
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There was progress in the U.S. Senate on an immigration border enforcement deal, until Donald Trump decided that immigration is a good political issue for him to run on.
The Augusta County 6 is using your tax money to pay their legal bills
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Augusta County has almost no chance of winning its appeal of the Augusta County Circuit Court order requiring the county to turn over the recordings of an illegally-held closed Board of Supervisors meeting.
The judge was clear in Augusta County FOIA case: ‘I am ordering compliance’
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I was first told last week that Augusta County leaders were saying privately that they didn’t consider the Jan. 11 order to turn over recordings of an illegally held closed Board of Supervisors meeting to be a court order, but rather, an opinion.
Augusta County 6 vote to fund appeal of defeat in Freedom of Information Act case
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The Augusta County Board of Supervisors voted, yes, of course, they did, it was a 6-1 vote, on Wednesday night to spend more county taxpayer dollars to continue to try to keep what was said in an illegally held closed meeting last year from being made public.
Tracy Pyles: How the sausage is made in Augusta County
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It is time for the people to assert their right to observe how “the sausage” is being made.
