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For millions of people across this country, especially Black, Indigenous, low-income, immigrant, LGBTQ+, and other marginalized communities, freedom has always arrived late, incomplete, conditional, or not at all.
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A personal injury claim can provide an important path toward financial recovery after an accident. However, even strong personal injury cases can take time to resolve.
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When two people walk down the aisle, exchange vows, and say “I do,” the last thing on their minds is divorce. But that’s how far too many unions end — and divorces can get messy.
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Buying a home in Virginia can feel exciting. It can also get messy fast, since each city, county, and neighborhood tends to move on its own clock.
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Every move costs money, but the size of that cost depends on a question most people gloss over too quickly: is this a local job or a cross-country one?
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Virginia spent years arguing about casinos. Then sports betting arrived, sweepstakes-style gaming platforms expanded, and lawmakers found themselves debating rules for products many residents barely knew existed a few years ago.
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A report released by the Social Security Administration on Tuesday tells us the Social Security program is on track to be insolvent by the end of 2032, which would trigger cuts in monthly checks of 22 percent.
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UVA announced on Friday the kind of multimillion-dollar donation that the world needs more of. As in, not athletics-related.
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The NAACP has won a legal victory for college students in Virginia who want to register to vote in the state’s elections.
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The 2025 Annual Homelessness Assessment Report from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development released last week tells us that 745,652 people were homeless on the night of the Point-In-Time Count in the final week of January 2025.
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