John Whitehead: How tyrannical governments stifle political dissent
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What’s to stop the U.S. government from throwing the kill switch and shutting down phone and internet communications in a time of so-called crisis?
Search Results for social media
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Miyares launches new ad to educate Virginians on illegal gun possession
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Attorney General Jason Miyares today released his new 30-second television advertisement, “Game Over,” as part of Ceasefire Virginia.
Sports Radio: Chris Graham talks college basketball on ‘The Mark Moses Show’
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“The Mark Moses Show” is joined by Chris Graham of Augusta Free Press, to get Chris to explain why he wore an Austin 3:16 shirt to JPJ for Wednesday’s Virginia-Virginia Tech basketball game.
Sen. Warner pushes CISA to recommit to addressing 2024 election influence
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With the 2024 election season already underway, U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner of Virginia is concerned about foreign malign influence.
Rivera Sun: Choose respect in this election cycle
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Make a choice to weather this election year with respect and decency toward your fellow citizens, no matter our political views.
Bennett on what Virginia needs to do to improve: Keep pounding the rock
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Virginia Basketball coach Tony Bennett talks at the outset of each season about wanting his team to reach its ceiling, whatever that may be for that particular team, for that particular season.
Tweet from NIL booster exposes the seamy underbelly of UVA Basketball recruiting
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A D1 college assistant texted, earlier this week, a link to something that was troubling to him, and after I saw what he was texting about, also to me, about Virginia Basketball and NIL.
‘No more silence, end gun violence’: Iowa students demonstrate at state capitol
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Several dozen students in Iowa walked out Monday and demonstrated at the state capitol against gun violence.
Virginia aims to address mental health, behavioral challenges facing students
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The Virginia Department of Education has created a new office to help youth who may be struggling since COVID-19.
Virginia State tailback Rayquan Smith illustrates the way NIL should work
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Soon after the NCAA started allowing athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness, a college football player named Rayquan Smith decided he, too, would cash in on the opportunity.
