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In a Tom DeLay, Texas-style move, Republicans in the Virginia State Senate redrew the legislative district lines without public notice or involvement. This action in the 20-20 divided body came on the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday when Democratic Senator Henry Marsh, who is one of Virginia’s most prominent civil rights leaders, was away attending President Obama’s inauguration.
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The ACLU of Virginia on Thursday praised Gov. Bob McDonnell for his remarks during last night’s State of the Commonwealth address in which he showed support for legislation that would automatically restore civil rights for nonviolent offenders.
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Not trying to be morbid here, but when I die – news flash: we all die, eventually – the death certificate is going to get the cause of death for me wrong.
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A Waynesboro woman has been banned from the Kroger grocery store on Arch Avenue, and from our look into what led to the move by store management, putting it mildly, some things aren’t adding up here.
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I didn’t get out to the No Kings protest in Staunton today; and want to be clear here, it was a conscious decision.
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It’s been 20 years since Donald Trump bragged that, as a star, he could do anything — even assault women — and get away with it.
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Benjamin Netanyahu does not seek a negotiated peace with the Palestinians; instead, he perpetuates constant hostilities as a means to incrementally seize ever more territory in the West Bank and Gaza.
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The Paramount Theater in Charlottesville will host three events for the 2026 Virginia Festival of the Book on Saturday, March 21.
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Back in the 1950s, in the United States, even a whisper of sympathy for Russia or the Soviet Union was unthinkable and seen as almost traitorous.
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Tom Perriello knew when he cast his vote for the Affordable Care Act in 2010 that it may very well cost him his job as a freshman congressman.
