Report confirms cancer cases, survival increasing among young American adults
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While the rate of cancer among American young adults is up, the overall cancer death rate is on the decline.
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Warner, McConnell introduce bill to support bourbon production, environment
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A U.S. Senate bill aimed at safeguarding White Oak trees will also put federal resources into your next shot of bourbon.
Fightin’ Hokies Orange Wheat beer gives brewing tradition a Hokie twist
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Fightin’ Hokies Orange Wheat, featuring classic Bavarian hefeweizen and a citrus Hokie twist, is rolling out now to grocery stores, bottle shops, and restaurants across the Commonwealth in 16-ounce cans.
Major Dave questions whether North Carolina has really removed 747K voters
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The Waynesboro City Council candidate who spends the bulk of his time and energy on North Carolina politics has something to say about the reports that the state has removed 747,000 voters from the voter rolls there.
Virginia Tech professor sees interest in Ukraine to negotiate with Russia to end war
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A Virginia Tech professor who has researched public opinion in Ukraine for a decade is seeing interest from Ukrainians to negotiate an end to the country’s two-plus-year war with Russia.
Poll: Spanberger, Earle-Sears tied in race for Virginia governor in 2025
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A statewide survey from the University of Mary Washington reveals a tie between Virginia’s leading candidates for governor in 2025.
Warner introduces legislation to reduce, reuse methane from America’s coal mines
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The Methane Reduction and Economic Growth Act would create a tax credit to incentivize the capture of methane emissions from mines.
JMU art historian’s essay earns praise from Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery
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A James Madison University art history professor has been awarded the 2024 Director’s Essay Prize for Scholars by the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery.
Wim Laven: Can we start respecting academic and scientific expertise?
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These days it seems like there has been a death of expertise. On social media, virtually everyone is claiming to be an expert. Where does that leave our trust in actual solid, provable, documented information?
Teaching youth mental-health literacy could help teens responds to friends in crisis
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When a teen is contemplating suicide, they are likely to turn to a friend for help, but young people are often unsure how to respond.
