The steady slide towards tyranny in the U.S.: How freedom dies, from A to Z
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The American governmental scheme is sliding ever closer towards a pervasive authoritarianism.
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Mailbag: Is style of play the issue for Tony Bennett, UVA basketball recruiting?
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Michigan, an elite public university, wouldn’t admit Caleb Love a year ago, but has had no trouble getting eight players out of the portal under Dusty May. Tony Bennett has zero in a longer period of time.
California man sentenced to 18 years in prison for fentanyl operation in Southwest Virginia
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A California man who supplied 30,000 pressed fentanyl pills a week to individuals in Southwest Virginia has been sentenced to 18 years in federal prison.
Mailbag: Is UVA not willing to work with its coaches to get wish-list athletes admitted?
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Tony Bennett is having high-profile transfer recruiting targets visit, and presumably, he wouldn’t have the kids go to the trouble if he didn’t think they’d be fits, both in his program and on Grounds.
Animal shelter policy prohibits volunteers, staff from discussing euthanasia
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It’s been more than one year since the Shenandoah Valley community expressed outrage after four dogs in Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center’s care were euthanized.
Staunton Jams returns with more than 45 performers, American Shakespeare Center partnership
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Staunton Jams, the eagerly anticipated music festival, is set to liven up the streets of downtown Staunton with soulful beats and artistry.
Divide and conquer: The government’s propaganda of fear and fake news
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“Nothing is real,” observed John Lennon, and that’s especially true of politics.
Expert: Donald Trump’s criminal trial could have impact on Republican down-ticket races
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Two Virginia Tech experts weighed in on what a criminal trial potentially means for former president Donald Trump and other down-ticket races this fall.
Political operative who defended ‘Redskins’ name raises issue with candidate’s flag photo
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This week’s dumb political controversy of the week, involving Eugene Vindman and a flag, is among the dumber ones you’ll come across.
Stay focused, stay safe: Work Zone Awareness Week began in Bristol, Virginia
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The Virginia Department of Transportation is marking National Work Zone Awareness Week.
