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When conceding the presidential election to Donald Trump, Kamala Harris told supporters gathered at Howard University that they needed to keep up the fight for freedom.
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Donald Trump got a bit of a rebuke from Senate Republicans, who voted on Wednesday to name John Thune, a Mitch McConnell loyalist, the Senate Majority Leader, in a race with Trump’s pick, Rick Scott, and a third candidate, John Cornyn.
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SMU, which first came up as a possible ACC expansion target on our pages in the summer of 2022, is currently in first place in the ACC Football race, in its first season as a conference member.
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The media, doing its usual bang-up job, is framing Donald Trump’s 1.5-point win as a landslide, and making it to be the result of Black and Latino voters abandoning Democrats.
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Jay Jones, a former Norfolk state delegate who came up short in a challenge to two-term attorney general Mark Herring in the 2021 Democratic Party primary, announced on Tuesday that he will run for the 2025 Democratic attorney general nomination.
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Republican nominee Jeremy Sloat won the At-Large seat on Waynesboro City Council in Tuesday’s election – assuming the two Republicans on the electoral board follow the court order to certify the vote – by 439 votes.
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Staunton voters cast their ballots Tuesday to elect four of five candidates to Staunton City Council. A few new faces were elected.
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Good news in Waynesboro: Jim Wood won’t be the mayor in two months, because Republicans lost two of the three Waynesboro City Council races on the ballot on Tuesday.
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We’re just getting started on the night. The polls closed in Virginia at 7 p.m., so the election officers statewide are hard at work trying to get the count going.
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Perhaps few Election Day results have created more suspense and apprehension in the United States than today’s results.
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