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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia announced yesterday that he will cosponsor the Restricting the Emergence of Security Threats that Risk Information and Communication Technology (RESTRICT) Act.
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One Waynesboro City Council member, Terry Short, has called on Jim Wood, the city’s vice mayor, to resign his Ward D seat, in light of his homophobic slur of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
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Nine people spoke in support of embattled Waynesboro Vice Mayor Jim Wood at Monday’s Waynesboro City Council meeting.
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Overregulation is just the other side of the coin to overcriminalization, that phenomenon in which everything is rendered illegal and everyone becomes a lawbreaker.
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Jim Wood and Dwight Williams had been podcasting together dating back to a debut episode of “The Liberty Room with Jim and Dwight” on April 28, 2021, but they’re currently on hiatus.
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Two of Jim Wood’s colleagues on Waynesboro City Council requested Monday night that he relinquish the title of vice mayor, and a third demanded that he resign his seat on City Council altogether.
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Six House Republicans are asking FBI Director Christopher Wray to investigate allegations from a far-right website that a Biden administration appointee has “existing Chinese Community Party ties.”
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U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken told the international community Friday not to let Russian President Vladimir Putin’s crimes “become our new normal.”
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Waynesboro Mayor Lana Williams didn’t mince words in a strong rebuke of Vice Mayor Jim Wood, who used a homophobic slur to refer to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on his Facebook talk show last week.
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Waynesboro Vice Mayor Jim Wood, under fire for a homophobic slur of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on his Facebook talk show last week, tried to make himself somehow the victim in his effort at an apology on Tuesday.
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