Russia is breaking international law: Problem is, who enforces international law?
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The Ukraine War has provided a challenging time for the nations of the world and, particularly, for international law.
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Norfolk inventory software company expanding operations, adding 20 jobs
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A Norfolk-based company whose inventory software is used in more than 20 percent of professional sports stadiums and arenas in the U.S. is expanding.
What happens to the rubber that wears off tires as cars, trucks roll down the road?
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Most people have heard of exhaust emissions, but there is another form of emissions released by vehicles known as non-exhaust emissions (NEEs).
NFC Championship: Philly, San Fran, top two seeds, battle for Super Bowl berth
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The NFC Championship returns to Philadelphia for the first time in five years Sunday, as the No. 1 seed Eagles play host to No. 2 San Francisco.
By tabling bill, lawmakers show support for LGBTQ+ students in Virginia
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A bill requiring a student to obtain a “change of name” court order to update the student’s name on educational records has been tabled in subcommittee.
Startup Shenandoah Valley accepting applications for businesses looking to accelerate growth
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A new session of Startup Shenandoah Valley, an accelerator program for scalable businesses, is set to begin on March 6.
Virginia Tech experts: Severe weather, warming climate to continue in 2023
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Virginia Tech experts have been studying extreme weather patterns and have some predictions for 2023 and beyond.
Senate committee rejects bill to remove Virginia from Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
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A State Senate committee voted Tuesday to reject a bill that would remove Virginia from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
Does an increased homicide rate increase the need for police in American cities?
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The homicide rate decreased by an average of 7 percent in 45 of America’s biggest cities between the fourth quarters of 2021 and 2022.
Illegal landfill in Virginia results in $250,000 civil penalty
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The operation of an illegal landfill in Ruckersville resulted in a $250,000 civil penalty.
