Virginia tennis adds Sara O’Leary, Treat Huey as new assistant coaches
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The Virginia tennis program has added two new assistants for its men’s and women’s teams.
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FAA reauthorization bill passes U.S. House, remains on strict deadline for 2023 approval
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The 2023 FAA reauthorization bill passed the U.S. House last Thursday with a 351–69 vote to fund the Federal Aviation Administration.
Tuberville, Manchin introduce bill to save the NCAA: This isn’t going to end well
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ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips, like a number of his peers among the adults in charge of running the college sports business, wants Congress to step in to keep the kids in line.
Mega Millions lottery drawing set for Friday night nears $1 billion jackpot
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The Mega Millions jackpot for Friday will be a big one with an estimated prize at $910 million. Mega Millions has surpassed the $1 billion jackpot four times in the past.
Jarlin Susana knocked in first in 11-6 FredNats loss in opener with Myrtle Beach
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The Myrtle Beach Pelicans won a 11-6 slugfest in the series opener against the Fredericksburg Nationals on Tuesday.
More lottery fever: $820 million Mega Millions jackpot drawing tonight
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While the $1.08 billion Powerball jackpot has been won, the Mega Millions jackpot continues to grow after no winner since the April 18 drawing.
Fiske Guide to Colleges celebrates 40 years and recognizes 11 Virginia universities
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In 1982, Edward Fiske was a reporter at the New York Times covering higher education, and saw a need for a complete guide to colleges.
College days: Where I discovered journalism, musical theater and God
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Last fall marked 20 years since I started college at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg. When I graduated in May 2006, it was UMW.
Virginia delegation continues pitch for new FBI HQ in Springfield
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Virginia leaders are making the case that Springfield remains the best location for the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s new headquarters.
Forced labor: Inability to audit goods from China’s Xinjiang makes legislation necessary
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More than 100,000 individuals from China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region are estimated to be working under forced conditions.
