Researchers, Sen. Warner encourage inclusion of AI in digital copyright legislation
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Every three years, the DMCA goes through a rulemaking process to authorize exemptions on copyrighted material without risking liability.
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Discovery: First baby eagles hatch on rebuilt, reborn Chesapeake Bay island
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Some eagle-eyed wildlife biologists have made a surprising discovery at Poplar Island.
Verona, Charlottesville food banks receive $15K each from UVA Health
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UVA Health has donated $15,000 each to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank and Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry toward local food insecurity.
Senate Intel Committee approves Intelligence Authorization Act for 2024
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The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence passed the Intelligence Authorization Act for 2025 last week by a unanimous 17 to 0 vote.
House energy coalition works to protect climate guardrails in Farm Bill 2024
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Farm Bill 2024 was approved Friday by the House Committee on Agriculture on Friday, and will have a $1.5 trillion impact on food in the U.S.
VCU Massey discovery could ‘move the field forward’ for breast cancer treatment
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New research from VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center reveals a biological process through which breast tumor cells develop resistance.
Virginia groups urge DEQ to stop PFAS pollution at its source in Danville
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A Danville wastewater treatment plant is releasing high concentrations of forever chemicals into the Dan River, and the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality isn’t doing anything about it.
Organization to distribute pet food, supplies in Augusta County on Saturday
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Dogs Deserve Better will be hosting its “No Empty Bowls” event on June 1 in Churchville. The event aims to distribute supplies to local animals in need.
Local, state officials pressure feds over Mountain Valley Pipeline start date
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The developers of the Mountain Valley Pipeline have pushed back the start date for operations into early June.
Out of the emotions of artists: ‘Fine (not) Fine’ brings macabre art to SolArt Center
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After trauma or loss, some individuals take up a new hobby, move or change their routine so as not to remind themselves of the loss.
