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It’s usually the challenger who wants the incumbent to agree to a series of debates, but in the Second District congressional race, it’s Democrat Elaine Luria throwing out the challenge to Republican nominee Jen Kiggans.
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This looks to be an exciting season of ACC football for numerous reasons. For the first time since 2014, Clemson is not the defending conference champion. After dominating the league from 2015 to 2020, the Tigers were finally caged last season as Pitt defeated Wake Forest to win the ACC.
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The Inflation Reduction Act will reduce prescription costs for Americans, but expansion of Medicaid in Virginia has reduced healthcare costs for Virginians.
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Two spots will be up for grabs in the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs this weekend in Daytona, with 23XI Racing announcing Thursday that it has withdrawn its medical waiver holding Kurt Busch’s spot in the playoffs.
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A nine-game non-conference home slate, including a first-ever visit from Vanderbilt, as well as road trips to Memphis, Temple and Barclays Center, awaits VCU in non-conference play in 2022-23.
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Republicans and a couple Democrats in the Senate blocked all tries for a significant student debt forgiveness portion of various bills. Where, they ask, is the money coming from? The student debt held now is on the order of $1.75 trillion, an enormous amount.
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We have what the founders feared most: a “standing” or permanent army on American soil.
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Jacob and Jennifer Gilley of Orange County recently were named this year’s Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Young Farmers Excellence in Agriculture award winners.
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Fourth District Republican congressional nominee Leon Benjamin won’t get his debates with Democratic incumbent Donald McEachin until he acknowledges that McEachin and Joe Biden won in 2020.
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Tim Hall watched with admiration as Longwood made its unprecedented March Madness run last spring in men’s and women’s basketball, shining a national spotlight on a historic university with a distinctive mission and its college town.
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