George Mason to open 2022 Paradise Jam vs. Boston College
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George Mason will open the 2022 Paradise Jam versus ACC foe Boston College on Nov. 18.
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Red flagged nation: Gun confiscation laws put a target on the back of Every American
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What we do not need is yet another pretext by which government officials can violate the Fourth Amendment at will under the guise of public health and safety.
Flames Exchange set to benefit Liberty student-athletes in NIL marketplace
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Liberty Athletics, in conjunction with INFCLR, has launched a new platform called Flames Exchange, which will allow businesses and student-athletes to connect directly.
Lawmakers announce support for bill to ban manipulative ‘dark patterns’
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The term “dark patterns” is used to describe online interfaces in websites and apps designed to intentionally manipulate users into taking actions they would otherwise not.
Virginia SCC offers reminders about senior financial exploitation
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On World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, the State Corporation Commission reminds financial professionals and all Virginians to be on the lookout for signs of elder financial abuse and to know how to report it.
The U.S. government is waging psychological warfare on the nation
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The U.S. government is waging psychological warfare on the American people.
Did the first House Jan. 6 committee hearing move the needle?
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The House Jan. 6 committee began laying out its case that former president Donald Trump was behind an organized effort to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election Thursday night in prime time.
Former Staunton City Council member announces candidacy in 2022 city election
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Former Staunton City Council member Erik Curren confirmed today in a Facebook post that he will be running for one of the open seats on the City Council in November.
‘I’ll have a Brennan Armstrong and a Diet Coke’: UVA QB announces NIL deal
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UVA quarterback Brennan Armstrong will soon have a celebrity McDonald’s meal at locations in Charlottesville and the Shenandoah Valley.
The Sixth hasn’t changed for the better; Lewis: ‘Give me that chance’
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Ben Cline, following in the footsteps of Bob Goodlatte, barely makes a noise in Congress. But because Democrats in Richmond and D.C. have given up on the Interstate 81 corridor, people here have no alternative.
