Virginia: Washington Post endorses ‘political workhorse’ Tim Kaine
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On Monday morning, The Washington Post Editorial Board announced its endorsement of Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia as a “model senator.”
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Crystal Graham: Family ties to the town of Jarratt, its history, its namesake, run deep
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My family has deep roots in Virginia, but more specifically, my grandparents and mother are from Jarratt, a small town that has been in the news recently.
Mailbag: Angry old person shouts MAGA lies at clouds about the economy
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This is the kind of response you’d expect from a MAGA devotee, for whom facts are whatever they decide they want them to be.
Andrew Moss: The case for Medicare for All
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In her debate with Donald Trump, Vice President Kamala Harris declared, “Access to healthcare should be a right, not a privilege for those who can afford it.”
No conflict: Experience makes realtor valuable on Waynesboro Planning Commission
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Realtor Jeff Fife, the former director of the Waynesboro Y, has stepped up to serve his hometown in another way as a member of the Planning Commission.
Labor market continues growth amid transition, anticipated interest rate cut
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The national unemployment rate fell to 4.2 percent in August 2024 and job growth is predicted to have increased, putting off recession fears.
EEOC: Woodbridge restaurant owner referred to Black GM with n-word
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a lawsuit against a Woodbridge restaurant over the owner’s treatment of a Black general manager, including allegations that the owner referred to his GM with the n-word epithet.
Earl Zimmerman: Climate and Energy News Roundup
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The JMU Center for the Advancement of Sustainable Energy is hosting a local tour as part of The American Solar Energy Society’s National Solar Tour.
Dumb Trump Stuff: Executing babies, sexist dig at Kamala, Zuckerberg threat
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Donald Trump, in today’s installment of “Dumb sh-t Trump said,” told a crowd of supporters in Michigan on Thursday that “in six states, you’re allowed to kill the baby after the baby is born.”
Biden: Civil Rights Act of 1964 created change, but ‘our work is not done’
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After the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas in 1963, Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson was sworn in as U.S. president.
