How federal criminal cases work
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Federal criminal cases cover acts that break federal law. These matters are decided in the federal court system, not in state courts.
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John Whitehead | The Constitution can’t protect you if you don’t protect it
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What’s the point in celebrating the Constitution one day a year if we permit the government to violate it the other 364?
The numbers behind Virginia’s population growth: Who’s moving in, who’s moving out
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Virginia’s population doesn’t grow by accident. Every year, the Census Bureau tracks three forces that determine whether a state gets bigger or smaller.
Latest Trump impeachment stunt fails: No winners here, on either side
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Al Green, the Texas Democrat, who was gerrymandered out of his House seat earlier this year, likes to draw up Articles of Impeachment for Donald Trump.
America after 9/11: 25 years of fear, war, surveillance, permanent emergency
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Days before the 25th anniversary of 9/11, President Trump flooded his Truth Social account with AI-generated fantasies of himself commanding armies of giant, red-eyed robots.
John Whitehead | Tyranny by technicality: The Supreme Court will not save our republic
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For years, we have been warning that the U.S. Supreme Court would not save us from the American police state.
Jay Jones rolls out new Trump accountability team in state AG’s office
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The new Federal Accountability Unit that Jay Jones rolled out today is why we needed to elect a Democrat to be our attorney general last fall.
New Trump tariffs on Canada will hit Virginia business, industry pretty hard
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Virginia exported $2.9 billion in goods to Canada, our single-largest export market, in 2025.
Expanding your business to the UK: Why and when you need to apply for a sponsor license
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Learn when a UK sponsor license is required, how to apply, and why early preparation matters when expanding your business and hiring overseas workers.
Northern Virginia congressmen demand FBI, DOJ review in Carolina Molina case
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The feds, predictably, are blaming Carolina Molina, the Northern Virginia licensed counselor who had a gun pointed at her by ICE agents, for almost getting her head blown off last week for the crime of being brown.
