Earl Zimmerman | Roundup of what’s making news in the climate, environment
The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality released a report revealing significant levels of strain on the eastern aquifers that could put clean drinking water at risk.
The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality released a report revealing significant levels of strain on the eastern aquifers that could put clean drinking water at risk.
Think about having someone experienced just guiding your trades, without paying for a personal advisor. That is basically what copy trading is.
Finding a reliable kratom vendor is not easy. A lot of online stores do not bother with lab tests. Some of them offer sporadic batches with unknown sourcing, and therefore the quality of the batch changes with each order.
The stock market involves uncertainty. Share prices rise and fall, investors can lose money, and no strategy can guarantee profit. Those similarities often lead to one question: is the stock market gambling?
Explore gambling market trends in 2026, from AI and mobile betting to regulation, payments, live casino growth, and changing player habits.
One year after President Trump deployed military troops to the nation’s capital, we find ourselves navigating a posse comitatus presidency in which the visual trappings of martial law are the norm, not the exception.
The Virginia Lottery sent out a release on Tuesday touting how the sale of lottery tickets in fiscal year 2026 generated more than $914 million for Virginia’s K-12 public schools. Left unsaid: where the money comes from.
The item from last week about The Undertaker saying that Vince McMahon was the reason we didn’t get the all-time dream match pitting Sting and ‘Taker got me to thinking on the topic of, dream matches that we never got, for various and sundry reasons.
I’ve mentioned before that Republicans and the conservative media mislabel universal healthcare as socialized medicine and free healthcare, which are untrue and purposely misleading.
“Residential zoning laws are in place for a reason,” a group of neighbors of a woman who bought a Waynesboro residential property in 2020 and has turned it into a B&B and events business wants the City Council to know. “This request involves a business, not just a home in the neighborhood with a few…
We don’t take press releases or official statements as the final word. Digging in to get the whole story takes time and resources.