Researcher discovers how mosquitoes track victims
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Scientists have found that mosquitoes are changing their hunting routines in response to host cues.
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Herring defends ability of states to ban high-capacity magazines
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Attorney General Mark Herring today joined a group of 18 state attorneys general to defend the ability of states like Virginia to enact reasonable gun safety laws that protect public safety and reduce the prevalence and lethality of gun violence.
Warner meets with SecDef nominee Mark Esper: Presses for reforms to military housing
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) met with Mark Esper, President Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Defense, at Warner’s office in Washington, D.C.
Morgan Griffith: Blackjewel and bipartisanship
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I have been closely following the situation regarding Blackjewel and the employees who have not been paid for their work, even having their paycheck deposits disappear.
Aireon to expand Northern Virginia headquarters, creating 50 jobs
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Aireon, a provider of air traffic surveillance systems around the globe, will make a significant investment to expand its headquarters in Fairfax County.
Herring secures $600M from Equifax in largest data breach settlement in history
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Attorney General Mark Herring today announced that a coalition of 50 attorneys general has reached a settlement with Equifax as the result of an investigation into a massive 2017 data breach.
Nats drop series finale at Atlanta: Rivals split pivotal series
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Kevin Gausman pitched seven strong innings, limiting Washington to a run on five hits, pitching Atlanta to a 7-1 win to earn the Braves a series split on Sunday.
AARP Community Challenge announces 159 grantees
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AARP has announced the awardees for its 2019 AARP Community Challenge grant program, including two recipients in Virginia.
Earth Talk: Glamping hotspots across the U.S.
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Glamping is one of the hottest trends in the hospitality sector these days and several travel start-ups have risen to this challenge.
W&L’s Smith publishes latest poetry collection
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Rod T. Smith, former editor of Washington and Lee’s Shenandoah and retired writer-in-residence, has published more than a dozen collections of poetry in his lifetime.
