
Trump, Clinton, and the changing politics of Washington
In a flash, the election of Donald Trump, pending in the Electoral College, without even a plurality of the vote as a tailwind, has upset the run of apple carts in Washington, D.C.

In a flash, the election of Donald Trump, pending in the Electoral College, without even a plurality of the vote as a tailwind, has upset the run of apple carts in Washington, D.C.

OK, folks, and I’m looking at you, progressives, friends. It’s the end of the world as we know it, and we don’t feel fine.

In the very near future, recycling light energy may be easier than recycling any other item in your house.

Turkeys gobble up the limelight in the weeks before Thanksgiving dinner, but more than 300 Virginia farmers raise turkeys year-round.

The last time there was a presidential election in this cotton-farming town of 818, the former local police chief noticed something unusual.

A $1.45 million federal grant will establish and operate a Human Trafficking Task Force in Hampton Roads.

What makes for a great development project? Which qualities imbue an initiative with longevity and sustainability?

Thirty-seven years ago, Congress commissioned and published a work of fiction, an account of what life in Charlottesville might be like during a nuclear war.

NPR vice president Keith Woods will deliver the keynote address for the 62nd Ethics Institute in Journalism at Washington and Lee University.

Governor Terry McAuliffe announced today that the Southern Virginia Higher Education Center will be entering into a partnership with Siemens.
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