Unions stand up for fired federal employees in lawsuit against Trump’s OPM
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Public service unions have filed a lawsuit to block mass terminations of probationary federal employees as directed by the OPM.
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‘In science we trust’: Former, current federal workers rally in D.C. against Trump
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After several years of labor strikes by various groups in the United States, current and former federal employees stood up yesterday.
Layoffs, rehires, complaints, oh my: Trump fires thousands of federal employees
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President Donald Trump moved from a return-to-work executive order for all federal employees to a do not return to work order.
‘Dump Trump’: Protestors in Staunton voice dislike of new president, Elon Musk
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A national anti-Trump movement brought together Valley residents at the Augusta County Courthouse in downtown Staunton.
Waynesboro: Property values up 13.5 percent on average, assessment notices in the mail
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Property values are up 13.5 percent in Waynesboro over the past two years with residential properties seeing the largest increase in value.
Republicans seek to find $2 trillion in cuts; Medicaid and SNAP on the chopping block
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A budget reconciliation bill has been introduced in the U.S. House by Republicans seeking to find $2 trillion in cuts over the next 10 years.
Sen. Mark Warner warns federal leaders to collect data on AI use in workforce
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner urges leaders of federal departments and agencies to promote data collection and transparency around AI.
UVA Baseball: Brian O’Connor may very well have his best team this year
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Many of the players who walked out of Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, heading back to Charlottesville following a disappointing 0-2 trip to the College World Series, are back this season.
UVA Football: Elliott able to upgrade QB room with Morris, Kaelin
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UVA Football coach Tony Elliott lost his two-year starting QB to the portal, but instead of that being bad news, it appears that Elliott achieved a marked upgrade in his QB room.
Democratic lawmakers push FAA to protect air passengers after D.C. collision
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A U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter collided with American Airlines Flight 5342 over the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 29, and 67 passengers and crew died.
