Tom Hastings: MLK today
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Those who like violence, those who prefer cathartic rage, love to lift out Martin Luther King Jr.’s words about riots: “riots are the voice of the unheard.”
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Wim Laven: Turning away from evil
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Many survivors of Nazi concentration camps and the Holocaust wrote memoirs to permanently record what had happened with a belief that such atrocity should never happen again.
A Cavalier is helping Hokies understand why dog breeds are predisposed to heart conditions
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A 5-month-old Cavalier King Charles spaniel is participating in a cardiology study at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine.
U.S. Senate committee launches investigation of asthma inhaler prices
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The U.S. Senate Committee on HELP announced Monday it will investigate the price of asthma inhalers made by four pharmaceutical companies.
Legislation would update, strengthen protection of historic battlefields in the U.S.
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U.S. Sens. Tim Kaine and Cindy Hyde-Smith introduced the American Battlefield Protection Program Enhancement Act.
Nick Patler: The national lynching of Claudine Gay
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In 1975, when Claudine Gay was five years old and living in Savannah, Ga., her mother signed her up for a one-show gig with the children’s educational program, Romper Room.
University of Richmond, Virginia Union University students receive nearly $85K in NEH grants
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Two students at the University of Richmond and Virginia Union University are the recipients of nearly $85,000 in NEH grants.
Aaron Rodgers, his tail between his legs, begs out of Kimmel-Epstein legal fight
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Aaron Rodgers, of “flush the bullshit” recent fame, now wants you to believe that he didn’t say what he said last week about late-night comic Jimmy Kimmel.
Virginia ranks No. 4 in study of states with highest student loan debt
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A new study reveals the states with the highest student loan debt in America, according to research conducted by CreditDonkey.
City of Staunton seeking citizen input through two community surveys
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In the area of 3,000 randomly selected Staunton city residents will be getting a postcard in the mail this week, assuming USPS does its job, with a survey that city government leaders are using to get feedback on how they’re doing.
