Layoffs, rehires, complaints, oh my: Trump fires thousands of federal employees
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President Donald Trump moved from a return-to-work executive order for all federal employees to a do not return to work order.
Search Results for Virginia Department of Education
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McClellan-led bill in Congress aims address national teacher shortage
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Teacher vacancies remain high across the United States, particularly in high-need schools and subject areas like special education and STEM.
Beyer highlights USAID chaos in Congo: ‘Astounding display of incompetence and apathy’
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A USAID worker deployed to the Democratic Republic of Congo described a chaotic scene as he was leaving the country in a rush following the abrupt Trump/Musk shutdown of the agency.
National Day of Protest: Staunton protest on Monday joins anti-Trump movement
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When President Donald Trump took office in January 2017 for his first term, large Women’s March demonstrations were held across the U.S.
Sen. Mark Warner warns federal leaders to collect data on AI use in workforce
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner urges leaders of federal departments and agencies to promote data collection and transparency around AI.
Using the ’60s TV sitcom ‘Hogan’s Heroes’ as a guide to resist Trump/Musk
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The ‘60s TV sitcom “Hogan’s Heroes,” which airs weeknights on MeTV, is, oddly, helping me figure out what we need to do to resist Trump/Musk.
Albemarle County names new director of Facilities and Environmental Services
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The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors has appointed Jeffrey Dumars as the director of the county’s Facilities and Environmental Services Department.
Mary Washington medical, dentistry students volunteer skills for underserved in Panama
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Several UMW students spent the first days of 2025 in Central America helping individuals of Panama with essential health care services.
Climate and Energy News Roundup: February 2025
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Because of the growth of power-hungry data centers, Virginia now imports more electricity than any other state. The electricity imported from neighboring states is both more expensive and more dependent on fossil fuels.
Legislation would expand benefits to first responders with service-related cancers
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Lawmakers in the U.S. Senate have introduced legislation to expand access to federal support for the families of firefighters and other first responders who die or become permanently disabled from service-related cancers.
