Alon Ben-Meir: From a beacon of democracy to the reality of authoritarian rule
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For nearly 250 years, despite its many faults, the U.S. has stood as a beacon of democracy and hope around the world.
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Both campaigns in contested House race get protective orders against the other
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Both campaigns in the tight 86th House District race have been granted protective orders against the other, related to allegations that the incumbent Republican in the race harassed a Democrat “while armed with a gun” in a government building.
Roddy Scheer | Have scientists figured out what’s causing honeybees to die off?
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The beekeeping industry is in crisis as honeybee deaths have reached record levels in the U.S.
The Top Five Things I’m Going to Do with My Antifa Pro-Terrorist Anti-Trump Rally Money
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Time to break the fourth wall here, since the secret about George Soros funneling money to people to get us Democrat types to go to the Antifa Anti-Trump Pro-Terrorist Rallies is already long since out.
Albemarle County | Sierra Club hosting event on farming, solar facilities
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The Piedmont chapter of the Sierra Club is hosting a presentation on “Farming and Solar Facilities: Growing Plants, Power, and Partnerships Through Agrivoltaics” on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Albemarle County Administration Building.
Roddy Scheer | Have recent Chesapeake Bay cleanup efforts had success?
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The Chesapeake Bay has long been one of the most closely watched and studied bodies of water in the U.S. After decades of heavy pollution, major efforts were launched to clean up the Bay and restore its ecosystems.
Squeeee! Virginia Zoo otters have three pups, will be introduced to public soon
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A trio of otter pups are the newest residents of the Virginia Zoo, and at one month old, they have started to open their eyes and wiggle.
Joe Rogan said the planet is cooling | But what does Joe Rogan know?
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Many media influencers, including Joe Rogan, the comedian and podcaster, have claimed that climate change is exaggerated, even that the planet is cooling.
Catching up with: John Wetzel | The first Waynesboro native to play in the NBA
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John Wetzel, a basketball star at Wilson Memorial High School in Augusta County in the early 1960s, was drafted out of Virginia Tech by the Los Angeles Lakers in the eighth round as the 75th overall pick in 1966.
Environment | Revocation of conservation rule endangers 45M acres of public lands
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The 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule established prohibitions on road construction on nearly 60 million acres of public lands.
