The state of our nation no one’s talking about: Tyranny is rising as freedom falls
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The U.S. military is being used to patrol subway stations and police the U.S.-Mexico border, supposedly in the name of national security.
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Late-night armed robbery suspect of Virginia Beach 7-Eleven apprehended
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A man who robbed a 7-Eleven convenience store in Virginia Beach was apprehended without incident shortly after the incident on Friday.
Virginia Beach: Police investigating 14-year-old dead from gunshot wound
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A group of teens were allegedly handling a firearm when it discharged – killing a 14-year-old boy.
‘Do the right thing’: Youngkin kills two gun-safety bills, dozens more on his desk
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is reviewing bills passed by the General Assembly to support gun violence prevention in the Commonwealth.
Nine additional charges leveled against defendants in Virginia drug trafficking operation
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Nine additional charges have been added against some of the 19 defendants in the region’s largest federal drug trafficking prosecution.
Tennessee couple sentenced to prison for trafficking drugs in Virginia
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A Tennessee couple was sentenced Friday to lengthy prison terms for trafficking heroin and methamphetamine into Lee County.
Shots fired: Charlottesville community concerned after three reports in one week
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The Charlottesville Police Department has responded to three shots fired calls this week, and the community has expressed concern about the increase in gunfire.
Two men plead guilty in Charlottesville Circuit Court on unrelated murder charges
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On Thursday, two men pled guilty to unrelated murder charges in Charlottesville Circuit Court.
Homicide victim identified in Richmond double shooting; 18-year-old suspect arrested
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Richmond Police have identified the homicide victim and suspect in a fatal double shooting early Sunday morning.
Youngkin on the clock to sign gun safety bills passed by both Virginia chambers
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Lawmakers in Richmond have passed critical gun safety measures in the House and Senate. Now, it’s up to Virginia’s governor to sign off on the bills.
