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The Top Story by Chris Graham Democrats are salivating at the prospect of being able to ride the wave of the political scandals involving Jack Abramoff and Duke Cunningham long enough that they can take back control of the United States Congress in the November midterm elections. Don’t expect the wave to crash down…
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Story by Chris Graham Virginia Gov. Mark Warner wants to take the national Democratic Party back to the political center where it enjoyed success in the 1990s. A Shenandoah Valley political analyst, for his part, isn’t so sure that is the right course of action for the party’s future.
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Story by Chris Graham The presidential campaign trail is a long, winding, unforgiving road. Indeed, if it weren’t for the letters DQ, Vanessa Kerry might have a hard time staying in between the white lines. “When I think of the words campaign trail, my mind immediately goes to little sleep, lots of coffee and cravings…
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A shocking story concerning a ruling Republican family from Ohio emerged last week. Congressman Max Miller’s ex-wife has said that he hurled her against the wall, threw a pot of scalding water on her, and broke their daughter’s collarbone.
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Coal miners are suffering from black lung at the highest rate dating back to the 1970s, which, so much for the existence of clean coal.
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State Senate President Louise Lucas, Virginia’s immovable power broker, has clashed with Gov. Spanberger over lucrative state tax incentives for data centers
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John McGuire, the MAGA Republican incumbent congressman in the Fifth District, who we know isn’t bright, claimed in a Newsmax interview on Thursday that the COVID vaccine contained “a BLT sandwich of fetus baby parts.”
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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.
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Mark Warner gave CBS News anchor Tony Dokoupil hell on the air on Thursday night because the network decided to run the Orwellian Donald Trump “election security” speech.
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New gun laws that went into effect July 1 are still in effect in 126 of the state’s 132 localities – including Augusta County.
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