A head for an eye: The government’s war on the American people
We are trapped in a vicious loop of nonsense, mania, political demagoguery and manufactured spectacle while the country goes to hell in a handbasket.
We are trapped in a vicious loop of nonsense, mania, political demagoguery and manufactured spectacle while the country goes to hell in a handbasket.
Free-to-play entertainment has become a normal part of the American day because it asks for attention before it asks for money.
Donald Trump, in the midst of spewing lies about the U.S. trade deficit, let slip that he thinks you have to be a “communist” to be upset at his administration’s continued efforts to protect millionaire and billionaire pedophiles.
South Carolina, where Donald Trump beat Kamala Harris by 18 points in the 2024 election cycle, which last voted for a Democrat for president way back in 1976, will hold the first Democratic Party presidential primary in the 2028 cycle.
Who can forget the dumb “Trump Low Prices/Kamala High Prices” campaign signs that we all saw in neighbors’ front yards during the 2024 presidential campaign.
A disability rights group has filed a federal lawsuit against the Goochland County-based Hallmark Youthcare after groups of young patients bolted from the behavioral health facility in back-to-back days earlier this month.
The Sixth District deserves better than Ben Cline. We deserve a congressperson who will do the actual job outlined in the Constitution, not one who is just fighting insensible culture battles.
Republicans use framing to deride universal health care when they use the terms “free health care” and “socialized medicine.” UHC is neither free nor socialized medicine, but the terms stick.
There’s an alternate universe, in which the Virginia Supreme Court follows the law instead of trying to write it, in which Adam Dunigan is running for a congressional nomination in a district that represents Augusta County.
Gas prices are up 94 cents a gallon since the start of the unprovoked U.S.-Israeli military attacks on Iran on Feb. 28.
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