Trump commutes sentence of George Santos, who pleaded guilty to identity theft, wire fraud
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Donald Trump announced Friday that he has commuted the 87-month prison sentence of former New York Republican Congressman George Santos.
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No to ‘Kings,’ yes to democracy: We must steel our resolve to resist at every step
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If I could speak directly to House Speaker Mike Johnson, I’d ask him: Why are you so worried about citizens gathering this Saturday under the banner “No Kings”?
Pete Barlow to Sixth District Democrats: Let’s be the big tent party
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Healthcare isn’t a red or blue issue, says Pete Barlow, an Augusta County Democrat running for Congress in the 2026 midterms cycle.
Beyond the grave: Virginia Giuffre, Epstein victim, doesn’t hold back in ‘Nobody’s Girl’
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Through a new book, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s most vocal accusers will have her voice amplified, even beyond the grave.
Roanoke: Author Beth Macy has faith Democrats can win back rural America
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Whenever Roanoke author Beth Macy visited her hometown in Ohio, she was struck by how the city and its residents had changed over the years.
John Whitehead | Trump’s ‘everywhere war’: Insurrection against the Constitution
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When the government can label anyone or anything an enemy in order to wage war, we are all in danger.
Democrats tell the truth on Donald Trump, Russ Vought job cuts
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, the Trumpers are laying off federal government employees – they’ll just have to hire them back, again, when they realize, oops, screwed up.
Shenandoah County: Billboard supporting free speech erected in rural Virginia
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A billboard supporting free speech has gone up in Shenandoah County after peaceful protestors have been forced off an interstate bridge.
Pete Barlow making strides in getting campaign off the ground
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The Pete Barlow congressional campaign reported on Tuesday that it has raised more than $63,000 toward its 2026 primary run. Not much, but it’s a start.
Trumpers not interested in talking about South Carolina judge home fire
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The beach home of a South Carolina judge who had received death threats after bucking the Trump DOJ on a key ruling was burned to the ground over the weekend, and local authorities are investigating it as a possible arson.
