The definition of sh*posting: Trump using sewage spill to score political points
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The world sees 200 million gallons of crap going into the Potomac. Donald Trump sees content.
Search Results for Washington
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Preview: What UVA Basketball fans need to know about Georgia Tech
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This is probably the end of the run at Georgia Tech for Damon Stoudamire, who was a reach as a hire in the first place – he had one winning season in five years at Pacific before Tech hired him in 2023.
Richmond museum to host naturalization ceremony on Presidents’ Day
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A Virginia museum will swear in a new group of American citizens on President’s Day to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary.
Seasonal depression: 988 lifeline in Virginia receives 36K calls in one month
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Shorter daylight hours, cold temperatures and less time outside all add up and result in seasonal depression for many people.
ACC Baseball: Hard as it is to believe, 2026 season begins on Friday
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There’s still snowcrete on the ground in a lot of places, but no matter – the ACC Baseball season is here.
Mike Pruitt suspends campaign for Democratic congressional nomination
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Mike Pruitt said today that he is suspending his campaign for a Democratic congressional nomination, and that he is endorsing former congressman Tom Perriello.
George Mason blown out at Richmond, 82-70: Bad time for a swoon for the Patriots
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George Mason’s NCAA Tournament hopes now hinge on winning the A-10 Tournament, after an 82-70 Quad 3 loss at Richmond on Tuesday, in a game that was never close.
Locked down. Rounded up. Warehoused. The rise of America’s concentration camps
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In 2021, amid a global pandemic, warnings that the federal government might repurpose warehouses into detention facilities on American soil were dismissed as speculative, alarmist, even conspiratorial.
George Mason defeats St. Joseph’s; avoids hiccup, with NCAAs in mind
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George Mason took care of business on Saturday, getting a 60-52 win over St. Joseph’s in Fairfax, to get to win #21 on the season.
Virginia: No outbreak, but two more cases of measles confirmed in state
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Two cases of measles have been confirmed in Virginia, one is a resident and one was a visitor to the Commonwealth.
