Warner: Pausing ‘intelligence support to our Ukrainian partners will cost lives’
Share
During the Senate hearing for now-DNI Tulsi Gabbard, U.S. Sen. Mark Warner warned her about the importance of sharing intelligence.
Search Results for voting
Share
Warner critical of Trump move to cut off intelligence sharing with Ukraine
Share
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., wants to be clear: cutting off intelligence sharing with Ukraine “will cost lives.”
Harrisonburg competes for ‘Strongest Town’ in North America
Share
Harrisonburg is going head to head with 15 other North American cities in the 10th Annual Strongest Town Contest, and voting began Monday.
Charlottesville welcomes return of Indie Short Film Festival March 21-23
Share
The Indie Short Film Festival returns to Charlottesville with the promise of a vibrant celebration of independent short filmmaking.
Farmers ‘in a tough spot’ due to challenges, chaos caused by Trump administration
Share
A number of challenges, including tariff-induced trade wars, are creating uncertainty for farmers throughout the nation.
Beyer highlights USAID chaos in Congo: ‘Astounding display of incompetence and apathy’
Share
A USAID worker deployed to the Democratic Republic of Congo described a chaotic scene as he was leaving the country in a rush following the abrupt Trump/Musk shutdown of the agency.
National Day of Protest: Staunton protest on Monday joins anti-Trump movement
Share
When President Donald Trump took office in January 2017 for his first term, large Women’s March demonstrations were held across the U.S.
Susan Swecker stepping down as chair of Virginia Democratic Party
Share
The news from Richmond on Monday is that Susan Swecker is stepping down as chair of the Democratic Party of Virginia.
Feckless Ben Cline is trying to cosplay as a MAGA drug-fighting warrior
Share
Ben Cline thinks a Morgan Griffith-sponsored bill that claims in its name to “Halt Fentanyl” is doing enough to pretend to be doing something to, you know, actually stop the flow of fentanyl into the U.S.
The DEI Super Bowl? Big game features two Black starting quarterbacks
Share
People of a certain mindset might want to call it the DEI Super Bowl, this weekend’s matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, both led by Black starting quarterbacks – Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts.
