John Whitehead: What weaponize the government means in practice
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President Trump’s declaration of war as a justification for using wartime powers to sidestep constitutional protections is indeed a war.
Search Results for Washington
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UVA Basketball: Chance Mallory is the first signee of the Ryan Odom era
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Ryan Odom hasn’t been the coach at Virginia for 24 hours, and he has his first high-profile recruit, with Chance Mallory, the nation’s #2 rated point guard, announcing on Saturday that he will play at UVA.
‘Protect American history’: Petition signatures needed for Historic Oak Hill State Park
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While the Conservation Fund awaits Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s possible amendment to make Historic Oak Hill State Park, support has grown.
Trump signs executive order pretending to shut down Department of Education
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Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday that won’t actually dismantle the Department of Education, as he promised on the campaign trail – another promise made, promise not kept by the Trumper.
Virginia’s Top Ten endangered artifacts includes items at Stratford Hall
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The Virginia Association of Museums announced the 14th anniversary of its successful Virginia’s Top 10 Endangered Artifacts program.
National Weather Service warns of rapid fire conditions throughout Virginia
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The National Weather Service is warning Virginians about an elevated threat for rapid fire conditions and spread through the afternoon.
Tornado watch issued for Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, D.C.
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The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch in effect until 7 p.m. this evening for Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and D.C.
VCU, George Mason notch wins, advance to A-10 Tournament semifinals
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Top seed VCU and #2 seed George Mason each advanced with quarterfinal-round victories in the A-10 Tournament on Friday.
Charlottesville veteran catches national media attention outside White House
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A Charlottesville veteran chained himself to a metal post outside the White House Monday in protest of massive cuts to Veterans Affairs.
Sit-in at Senate Hart building draws attention to potential Medicaid, Medicare cuts
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A march and rally to push back against proposed Medicaid and Medicare cuts took place on Wednesday in Washington, D.C.
