FBI make-work entrapment schemes: Creating criminals in order to arrest them
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We’re not dealing with a government that exists to serve its people, protect their liberties and ensure their happiness.
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UVA women’s lacrosse coach Julie Myers steps down after 28 years leading the program
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Long-time Virginia women’s lacrosse coach Julie Myers stepped down from the post on Wednesday, ending her 28-year run as the leader of the program.
The economic burden of racial health disparities in the U.S. remains unacceptably high
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If hearing about the long struggles toward racial justice bothers you, read no further.
Richmond Flying Squirrels walk off Harrisburg Senators, 3-2, to win series opener
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Sharp pitching and a walk-off single by Andy Thomas rocketed the Flying Squirrels to a 3-2 win in the series opener against the Harrisburg Senators on Tuesday night at The Diamond.
Nats Notebook: Washington Nationals need to bounce back from rough week
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It was another tough week for Washington, dropping five of six games against Houston and Miami, capped off by a weekend sweep by the Marlins.
Kids Safe Online: Two Virginia students place in national poster contest
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Students from Williamsburg and Radford are top winners in a national poster contest about internet safety for children.
Coby Mayo hits walk-off homer to lift Bowie Baysox past Richmond Flying Squirrels
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels suffered a 3-2 loss after allowing three straight runs, including a walk-off homer, against the Bowie Baysox Friday night at Prince George’s Stadium.
‘As AI changes the business world,’ 23 attorneys general insist on governance policies
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares co-led a 23-state coalition to encourage the NTIA to advance AI governance policies.
FAA awards more than $4.2M to seven Virginia airports for improvements
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More than $4.2 million in federal funding will make infrastructure improvements possible at airports across the Commonwealth.
Alabama man pleads guilty to running child sexual abuse website
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An Alabama man pleaded guilty on Monday for his involvement with a website dedicated to the advertisement and distribution of images and videos depicting child sexual abuse.
