Legislation would ensure photo ID for released felons is accepted by federal agencies
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is rolling out a program to issue a photo ID release card to individuals exiting the prison system.
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‘Addressing the fentanyl crisis’: Lawmakers introduce legislation to stop powerful sedative ‘tranq’
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The STOP TRANQ Act would add a statutory requirement for the State Department to include reporting on xylazine, or “tranq” in INCSR.
Charlottesville City Council refuses to oppose genocide, for disturbing reasons
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Monday night, three of five City Council members in Charlottesville voted No on a resolution in support of a ceasefire in Gaza.
Culpeper District Traffic Alert: Updated VDOT schedule for the week of March 18-22
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VDOT has updated its schedule of highway work in the Culpeper District during the next week.
Legislation would create program for methane emissions detection, mitigation research
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Methane is one of the leading contributors to greenhouse gasses with 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide.
The state of our nation no one’s talking about: Tyranny is rising as freedom falls
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The U.S. military is being used to patrol subway stations and police the U.S.-Mexico border, supposedly in the name of national security.
Jewish charity advocates for expansion of kosher, halal food in USDA’s national food pantries
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The Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty has been fighting poverty and promoting the social welfare of New York’s struggling populations.
Jason Miyares joins 19 Republican AGs in brief backing proposed Montana TikTok ban
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Legislation introduced in Montana would prohibit the use of TikTok in the state unless it separates from its parent Chinese company.
Hey, MAGA: Your guy Donald Trump thinks ‘Hitler did some good things’
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Your dad, your granddad, your great-granddad, fought the Nazis in World War II, to preserve your freedom to elect a guy president who thinks Adolf Hitler “did some good things.”
‘Do the right thing’: Youngkin kills two gun-safety bills, dozens more on his desk
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is reviewing bills passed by the General Assembly to support gun violence prevention in the Commonwealth.
