Waynesboro City Council to recognize public library; DOGE cuts could put services at risk
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Waynesboro City Council will present a proclamation Monday night to recognize National Library Week running April 6 to 12.
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Mark Warner introduces legislation to protect future of federal workforce
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U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner of Virginia and Chris Van Hollen of Maryland have introduced the Protect Our Probationary Employees Act.
N.C.: Food Bank of the Albemarle faces loss of $1M in funding from USDA cuts
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President Donald Trump’s federal government cuts are creating ripple effects that reach America’s most vulnerable such as the food insecure.
Virginia Tech likely to join UVA in eliminating DEI programs at direction of Youngkin, Trump
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Virginia Tech seems to be falling in line with UVA as the BOV looks to eliminate any perceived diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
‘We want to reform’: VA defends Trump cuts to department staff, funding
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The VA has responded to media coverage about a Charlottesville man protesting cuts to the administration outside the White House.
Kaine, Warner critical of Schumer after Senate vote cedes budget impasse to Trump
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Eight Senate Democrats, led by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., voted with Republicans on Friday to allow a vote on the funding bill passed earlier this week by the House.
Future of 988 Lifeline? Concern that substance abuse prevention, mental health cuts looming
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Members of Congress have expressed deep concern over reckless federal staff reductions in mental health and addiction prevention.
FAA personnel cuts were ‘safety net’ against air traffic collisions, delays
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A union representing 400 FAA personnel fired on Feb. 28 says 130 of them were safety assistants, maintenance mechanics and nautical information specialists.
Notebook: Should Congress still get paid during a government shutdown?
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Congress still gets paid when it doesn’t do its job to keep the government running, which, no, makes no sense.
New York FBI director forced into retirement amid federal department upheaval
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James Dennehy was head of the FBI’s New York office until February 28 when he was directed to submit retirement papers without explanation.
