UVA Health resumes gender-affirming care after court ruling; VCU services still paused
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UVA Health has resumed care for transgender youth after a federal court temporarily suspended Donald Trump’s executive order.
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With Musk in charge of the White House, Trump begins work to make the Kennedy Center ‘hot’
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While Elon Musk leads efforts to find fraud and abuse in the government, President Donald Trump will be at the helm of the Kennedy Center.
‘Sophisticated cyberattack’ takes Jason Miyares, OAG offline: Report
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The FBI and Virginia State Police are investigating a “sophisticated cyberattack” that hit the offices of Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares on Wednesday.
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.
George Mason, VCU continue on collision course for A-10 regular-season title
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George Mason and VCU are two of the hottest teams in the country. All eyes are on Saturday, Feb. 22, when the top two in the A-10 meet in the Siegel Center.
Republicans seek to find $2 trillion in cuts; Medicaid and SNAP on the chopping block
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A budget reconciliation bill has been introduced in the U.S. House by Republicans seeking to find $2 trillion in cuts over the next 10 years.
Lamont Bagby seems like sure bet to be new Virginia Democratic Party chair
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Looks like we have our next chair of the Virginia Democratic Party: State Sen. Lamont Bagby has announced his interest in the post, and he has just about everybody on his side
Hakeem Jeffries probably needs to get out of the way, so Democrats can do something
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Hakeem Jeffries, the House Minority Leader, is apparently getting tired of having to deal with pressure from voters and civic groups who want Democrats to do something to stand up to Donald Trump.
‘Lives will be lost’: Virginia Tech faces $13M loss if research funding restricted
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“Lives will be lost,” says one Virginia university, who is deeply concerned about the cost-cutting measures to research led by Donald Trump.
Democratic lawmakers push FAA to protect air passengers after D.C. collision
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A U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter collided with American Airlines Flight 5342 over the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 29, and 67 passengers and crew died.
