No badge, no ticket: Augusta County sheriff dismisses 600 traffic tickets issued by deputy
If you’ve gotten a traffic ticket in Augusta County, you might be among the hundreds of people lucky enough to have your case dismissed.
If you’ve gotten a traffic ticket in Augusta County, you might be among the hundreds of people lucky enough to have your case dismissed.
Mexico’s first female president is pressing charges against a man who groped her at a public appearance this week.
Federal judges in Massachusetts and Rhode Island issued rulings on Friday requiring the Trump administration to use emergency funds to provide SNAP benefits as the federal government shutdown is about to enter its second month.
The University of Virginia is trying to claim victory in the matter of the five sham Justice Department investigations into the school’s DEI policies.
Nearly three months after being set on fire, Danville City Council member Lee Vogler returned to the dais Tuesday night.
Health care tax credits for families in America are at the heart of a government shutdown, as Democrats continue to fight for an extension.
Glenn Youngkin has joined the chorus of MAGAs who want folks who already believe their lies about the “No Kings” protests scheduled for Saturday being “hate America” terrorist rallies.
An online petition is gaining momentum demanding Congress pass legislation requiring all ICE agents to clearly display identification.
The beach home of a South Carolina judge who had received death threats after bucking the Trump DOJ on a key ruling was burned to the ground over the weekend, and local authorities are investigating it as a possible arson.
Nearly one in four Americans experienced some kind of mental illness in the last year, according to a new report from Mental Health America.
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