Virginia man convicted, faces 20 years in $185K crypto scheme to benefit ISIS
A Virginia man was convicted Friday by a jury for a crypto scheme to benefit ISIS, or the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham.
A Virginia man was convicted Friday by a jury for a crypto scheme to benefit ISIS, or the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham.
The Halifax County High School traffic safety club is the statewide high school division winner of the 2024 Jingle Your Way to a Safe Holiday Jingle Contest.
I was a guest on “The Mark Moses Show” to discuss today’s news about UNC Football introducing Bill Belichick today as the new head coach.
Terry Short is working to move some “big rocks” in his final four years serving on Waynesboro City Council.
FBI Director Christopher Wray, appointed in 2017 by Donald Trump to a 10-year term, announced on Wednesday that he will step down in January, two years early, and it’s because Trump doesn’t find the guy he nominated to be sufficiently loyal.
At a regular meeting Tuesday night, Waynesboro School Board adopted a personal electronics device policy for all students.
The Republican-majority U.S. House voted earlier this year to pass the PRESS Act, legislation that would protect reporters from being spied on by the government, and from being threatened with jail time to force them to testify against their sources.
The people who like to tell us how we should think, the New York Times types, opine to us that White working class voters support Donald Trump because they’re tired of being lorded over by the ruling class.
An Augusta County dog was shot in the leg on Thursday, and a local rescue organization has stepped in to ensure the best outcome possible.
Parents will travel to Washington, D.C., this week to encourage Congress to pass the Kids Online Safety Act, or KOSA, before the year ends.
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