Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. working together to beat Biden: ‘We’re going to win’
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Other folks are zeroing in on the part of the Donald Trump-Robert F. Kennedy Jr. phone call in which Trump goes nuclear on vaccinations.
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UVA Health: University Medical Center’s Battle Building marks 10-year anniversary
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UVA Health is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of University Medical Center’s Battle Building for the treatment of pediatric and surgical.
Amazon’s Prime Day shows economy ‘doing a lot better than people want to admit’
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Amazon’s 48-hour Prime Day is already under way, and experts expect purchases will exceed last year’s record-breaking sales.
A health emergency: Record number of cases of dengue worldwide in 2024
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Cases of a mosquito-borne illness known as dengue are rapidly increasing throughout the world in part due to climate change.
‘Families can take comfort’: First pediatric-specific care cardiac lab opens at Children’s Tower
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A cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology lab is open in the Children’s Tower, the first in the region for pediatric patients.
VMI Basketball announces non-conference schedule for 2024-2025
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VMI Basketball will travel to Pitt to face the perennial ACC bubble team on Nov. 18.
U.S. forests face increased threats including spongy moth, Southern Pine Beetle
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Environmental and biological threats to forests across the United States are presenting challenges for federal and state agencies as well as private landowners.
Many Virginia farmers face emergency as drought conditions persist in state
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A drought warning remains in effect for the Shenandoah Valley and Northern Virginia, and farmers, in particular, are feeling the effects.
Spanberger, colleagues push for vote on banning congressional stock trading
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The TRUST in Congress Act would require members of Congress to put certain investment assets into a qualified blind trust.
Supreme Court Chevron decision is ‘major blow against’ federal government
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Forty years ago, a U.S. Supreme Court decision ruled that judges should defer to the executive branch when congressional laws are ambiguous.
