Dylan Mulvaney on Bud Light controversy: ‘Supporting trans people, it shouldn’t be political’
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Nothing about the Dylan Mulvaney Bud Light brand deal should have led to death threats and mass boycotts.
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U.S. Marshal faked crimes to get back at former lover; another used job to get personal info
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Two former U.S. Marshals are facing prison time in separate cases – one involving cyberstalking, the second using his job to obtain phone numbers for personal use.
The Foundry owner challenges ‘noise,’ working with city leaders for more clarification
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Bart Lanman opened an 800-person music venue in the City of Waynesboro in March. The Foundry is facing some unforeseen challenges since it opened its doors.
Sports Radio: Another WWE title, Doink the Clown, L.A. Knight should win MITB
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Why did the WWE add another world title to its ever-growing list of championships? AFP editor Chris Graham joins The Mark Moses Show to lay out the reasoning behind the move.
A state of martial law: America is a military dictatorship disguised as a democracy
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America’s founders did not want a military government ruled by force. Rather, they opted for a republic bound by the rule of law: the U.S. Constitution.
Virginia Lottery earns top accreditation level for responsible gambling program
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The Virginia Lottery has earned the highest level of accreditation under the Responsible Gambling Verification Program.
It’s summertime: Give yourself permission to unplug as you seek to unwind
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Summer is here, and families are planning getaways to recharge and unwind.
Army soldier pleads guilty to attempts to help ISIS conduct ambush on U.S. troops
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A U.S. Army soldier has pleaded guilty to providing a FBI employee posing as an ISIS supporter with information that could have been used to ambush U.S. troops.
‘Seniors are increasingly being targeted by scammers’: What signs to look for
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Each year, seniors lose billions of dollars from financial exploitation perpetrated by friends, family, caregivers or strangers.
Virginia man who described Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol breach as ‘fun’ sentenced to six years in prison
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A Virginia man who sprayed a chemical irritant at officers during the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol breach has been sentenced to 72 months in prison.
