Melinda Burrell: How We, the People work together to conduct our elections
National and state laws set some guardrails for our elections, but elections are managed locally.
National and state laws set some guardrails for our elections, but elections are managed locally.
A new watchdog report makes clear that Virginia is at risk on the election security front, not because of issues with voting machines, as Fox News regularly tells its viewers, but from the impact of election denialism.
Declining enrollment at Virginia colleges has put several universities at “some risk” of being not financially viable in the future.
Bridgewater College was recognized for providing an engaging student experience by being named to the 2024-2025 Colleges of Distinction list.
Donald Trump hasn’t even lost yet, but the two Republican appointees to the Waynesboro Electoral Board are already trying to throw him a legal bone.
Thought leaders from academia and medical practice explored how artificial intelligence (AI) can advance children’s health care.
With so many women’s lives in danger, men remain the largest group of passive supporters of reproductive rights in the country.
A group of U.S. senators wants a federal agency to examine the impact of ageism on quality and equity of healthcare, patient safety, and health outcomes.
Low-income households, older populations and Hispanic communities faced the greatest danger from winds and flooding due to Hurricane Milton.
Prioritizing mental health is just as important to children as it is to adults, according to experts at Virginia Tech.
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