Federal grant funding would enable minorities, underserved students to earn medical degrees
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The Expanding Medical Education Act would address the lack of representation of underserved students in America’s physician pipeline.
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Joe Guzzardi: Sam Rice World Series mystery solved, 50 years later
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Nearly 50 years after one of the World Series’ most controversial plays occurred, the issue was at last definitively resolved.
Winslow Myers: In Maine, in Gaza, violence became the way to subdue the ‘other’
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The tragedies in Maine and Israel are cousins, however different in scale they appear. But are they in fact so different in scale?
ACC Basketball Preview: A check of the landscape heading into the 2023-2024 season
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Some Atlantic Coast Conference hoops rosters will be somewhat unrecognizable next week when the regular season begins, even for some of the die-hard fans.
USDA awards $550K to seven Virginia agricultural projects for specialty crop production
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Seven agricultural-related projects are the recipients of Specialty Crop Block Grant Funding in Virginia to advance economic development.
Roddy Scheer: Has the Biden administration had success pushing wind power?
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In 2021, President Biden pledged to cut U.S. fossil fuel emissions by 50 percent from 2005 levels by 2030, promising to build 30,000 megawatts of offshore wind by then, enough to power 10 million homes.
Potential turning point: New legislation seeks to eliminate PFAS from firefighter equipment
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In 2018, fire departments in Virginia responded to an average of 2,333 incidents per day. The fire departments in Augusta County respond to over 20,000 calls every year from 19 fire stations.
Candidates who thread the needle of abortion, ERA will succeed in energizing voters
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In the majority decision in Dobbs, Justice Alito purported that the electoral and political process are a sufficient antidote to the Court’s stripping away of privacy rights. Women got the message, loud and clear.
The cost of a spooky good time: Americans can save on Halloween fun
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Halloween spending this year is projected to break the bank by $12.2 billion in the United States, and $3.6 billion will buy candy.
Rob Okun: More than a cease fire, but a peace fire, needed in Israel, Gaza
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As the October 7 war rages on—and despair grows—I can understand why some might think it naïve to highlight the work of Israelis and Palestinians who don’t just talk about peace but are making it.
