Our sycophantic overlords: AI just might brownnose us all into subservience
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I still remember the first time I was left speechless by something that AI did, probably because it happened just a few weeks ago.
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Monticello historians discover six additional slaves owned by Thomas Jefferson
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Thomas Jefferson owned more than 600 slaves over the course of his life resulting in a more complete picture of the third president.
Virginia housing market continues to be good for the already well-off
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The Virginia housing market continues to be good for people who are looking to buy and sell, not so much, necessarily, for the unhoused and underhoused.
UVA bends the knee on DEI to get the Trump Justice Department off its back
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The University of Virginia is trying to claim victory in the matter of the five sham Justice Department investigations into the school’s DEI policies.
Donated to a campaign? If so, you’re likely to get inundated with emails
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If you’ve ever donated to a campaign in Virginia, you’re likely getting inundated with emails and text messages as part of get-out-the-vote efforts statewide in the leadup to the November general election.
UVA says no to Trump compact, asserts funding should be based solely on merit
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After a rally with thousands of participants, the University of Virginia has rejected a compact sent by the Trump administration, saying in a letter that funding should be awarded based on merit, not a piece of paper.
Police State bounty hunters: The rise of ICE’s unconstitutional War on America
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Nationally, more than 70 percent of individuals rounded up by ICE nationally have no criminal convictions.
Third university declines radical compact from Trump; UVA silent on decision
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A third university has announced it has declined a compact intended to reward schools that champion the president’s agenda.
Roddy Scheer | Have scientists figured out what’s causing honeybees to die off?
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The beekeeping industry is in crisis as honeybee deaths have reached record levels in the U.S.
Roanoke: Author Beth Macy has faith Democrats can win back rural America
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Whenever Roanoke author Beth Macy visited her hometown in Ohio, she was struck by how the city and its residents had changed over the years.
