‘Need to take commonsense steps’: Senate to vote on Warner, Kaine legislation to protect children
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The Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act includes key provisions from legislation to help keep children safe online.
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Mailbag: How important is the Kamala Harris VP pick to her 2024 chances?
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I like the momentum we’re seeing toward Kamala Harris, but I think it’s going to depend on who she selects as her vice president. Who do you think helps put her over the top?
Washington & Lee University librarian co-authors article on teaching through COVID-19
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Paula Kiser co-authored an article published in the April 2024 issue of the journal College & Research Libraries.
Study: Moms, caregivers in homes with food insecurity need mental-health supports
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Household food insecurity hits moms and caregivers especially hard, and it leads to negative mental health impacts, according to a new study.
EPA selects Virginia to receive $150M for community-driven solutions to climate change
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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality will receive approximately $150 million through two Climate Pollution Reduction Grants.
Engineering a crisis: How political theater helps the Deep State stay in power
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This year’s election-year referendum on which corporate puppet should occupy the White House has quickly become a lesson in how the Deep State engineers a crisis to keep itself in power.
Washington & Lee professor publishes paper on hydrogen’s effect on metallic materials
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Mengying Liu, assistant professor of engineering at Washington and Lee, published an article in the peer-reviewed journal Science Advances.
Styrofoam is terrible for the environment: What is being done to phase it out?
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Plastic foam, better known under its brand name of Styrofoam, has been used for insulation, packaging and foodware (cups, takeout containers, etc.) for decades.
Staunton author shares stories from book on Ohio-born presidents
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With a book about Virginian-born presidents already written, Heather Cole spoke at the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library on Wednesday about her second book on presidents born in Ohio.
UVA School of Medicine mourns Bob Klesges, top expert in tobacco cessation
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Dr. Bob Klesges, a professor in the UVA Department of Public Health Sciences for seven years, died unexpectedly on July2.
