AEW begins anew post-‘All In: Texas’: Review of this week’s ‘Dynamite’
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AEW began its Aragon Ballroom residency with a bang, addressing the fallout from “All In: Texas” and ushering in a new era for the promotion.
Search Results for national security
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Waynesboro: 200 drones to create an airborne ‘storytelling experience’ for spectators
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The anticipation is building for Waynesboro’s GloW event and drone show on Saturday night in Constitution Park.
Energy Coalition: Big Ugly Bill ‘an all-out-war on the American dream’
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The House energy coalition decries President Donald Trump’s Republican Budget Bill as the ultimate betrayal of working American families.
Rivera Sun: Naturalize or terrorize? ICE is a racket, and it’s costing too much
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After spending months firing federal workers, slashing public services, gutting healthcare, and raising taxes for everyone but the rich, our country just wasted hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars on a detention center in Florida.
Federal funding of $21.2M awarded to 10 Virginia airports for infrastructure improvements
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Ten Virginia airports have received $21,254,275 in federal grant funding to support infrastructure improvements through the U.S. DOT.
Five JMU students selected for hands-on experience in state government
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Five JMU students have been selected for the Virginia Governor’s Fellows Program, which offers aspiring public servants hands-on experience.
Amendment would prioritize aviation safety, honor those who died in Jan. 29 DCA collision
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An amendment was introduced last week to prioritize aviation safety in America and honor the victims of the January 29 DCA tragedy.
Kash Patel considers moving FBI headquarters the ‘most cost-effective’ decision
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After 50 years in the J. Edgar Hoover Building in downtown Washington, D.C., the FBI will move headquarters to the Ronald Reagan Building.
Monticello ceremony welcomes 74 new citizens on same day ICE is given unprecedented power
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At Monticello on July Fourth, contrary to what is happening nationwide, immigrants were celebrated as they became citizens of the U.S.
The Republicans get their Big Ugly: We get higher taxes and closed hospitals
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The House just voted 218-214 to send the Big, Ugly Bill to the Oval Office, where Donald Trump will use his sharpie to get it on the books on Friday, and Ben Cline, among others in the MAGAsphere, couldn’t be happier.
