The Police State has a new playbook: Martial law, one city at a time
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Let’s not mince words: every American should be alarmed by President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tactics, theatrics and threats.
Search Results for civil rights
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Staunton judge dismisses reckless-driving charge against local towing company owner
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There was enough evidence to charge Jeffrey Wayne Armentrout with criminal reckless driving at an April 5 political protest in Staunton, but not enough evidence to get a conviction.
Un/Bound book highlights Black Virginians, impact on state’s history
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A new book will explore the largely untold stories of Black Virginians and their lives on the eve of the American Civil War.
Theft of a Nation: How the Deep State swamp is stealing the people’s power
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Don’t be fooled: the madness, mayhem and malice unfolding in America is not politics as usual. It’s not partisan hardball. It’s not bureaucratic overreach.
The wearables trap: How the government plans to monitor, score, control you
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Bodily autonomy—the right to privacy and integrity over our own bodies—is rapidly vanishing. The debate now extends beyond forced vaccinations or invasive searches to include biometric surveillance, wearable tracking, and predictive health profiling.
Update: Judge issues continuance in Staunton protest reckless driving case
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A Staunton judge granted a continuance in the case of Jeffrey Wayne Armentrout, a local towing company owner charged with misdemeanor reckless driving in a “rolling coal” incident at a political protest in Staunton on April 5.
Protestors gather across the street from Augusta Health to protest Medicaid cuts
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Local Democrats amassed across the street from Augusta Health Thursday morning to bring attention to the trillions of dollars in Medicaid cuts in the Big Ugly Bill signed into law on July 4.
Unmask ICE: Democrats demand federal agents quit hiding behind masks
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Lawmakers and citizens are demanding a change in immigration enforcement with ICE and border control agents often hiding behind masks.
Local Democrats to honor John Lewis, whose advice was to ‘get into good trouble’
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Democrats in Augusta County, Staunton and Waynesboro will mark the fifth anniversary of the passing of civil-rights icon John Lewis by following his advice to “get into good trouble.”
‘America First’: Trump to continue federal workforce reductions with State Department layoffs
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The State Department is next on President Donald Trump’s list for federal workforce reductions and layoffs.
