RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A former University of Virginia lacrosse player is liable for fatally beating his girlfriend in 2010 and must pay $15 million in damages in a wrongful death lawsuit, a jury found Monday.… Continue Reading
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A former University of Virginia lacrosse player is liable for fatally beating his girlfriend in 2010 and must pay $15 million in damages in a wrongful death lawsuit, a jury found Monday.… Continue Reading
Governor Larry Hogan said he envisions a crowded field of challengers competing for the 2024 Republican presidential nod in a recent interview with Axios. Most notably, Hogan said that he would rather not see former President Donald J. Trump’s name on the ballot. … Continue Reading
Shockwaves can be felt around the country, as bombshell report obtained by Politico on Monday shows that the Supreme Court is prepared to overturn Roe v. Wade. If the court ruling is overturned abortion will immediately become illegal in at least 13 states.… Continue Reading
A young adult has been charged with murder and other counts after his father was found dead inside a northern Virginia home this weekend, police said on Sunday.… Continue Reading
Despite favorable ratings as an individual, Elon Musk’s recent acquisition of Twitter is opposed by six in 10 college students, according to a new poll conducted by Generation Lab/ Axios. The liberal college students who have, for years, preached for the freedom to exercise their first amendment rights now oppose the very man on a conquest to liberate the nation’s most popular social media site and eliminate censorship from the platform.… Continue Reading
Host of the nation’s highest rated cable news show Tucker Carlson his brushing off a hit piece dropped by the New York Times over the weekend titled “American Nationalist: How Tucker Carlson Stocked White Fear to Conquer Cable News”. Following the articles release, Carlson posted a photo of himself with the article laughing to his Twitter account on Sunday.… Continue Reading
New data released last week by the Virginia Department of Health found that cases of self-harm were on the rise for children and teens in the Commonwealth following the COVID-19 pandemic. The study confirmed the fears of many who believe the pandemic lockdowns and closure of in-person learning would enhance the mental strain on the state’s children.… Continue Reading
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin issues a proclamation on Friday celebrating one of the state most beloved athletes Ryan Zimmerman. Zimmerman, who was the first draft pick selected by the Nationals in their inaugural season in Washington, DC in 2005, played high school baseball in Virginia Beach, attended and in college at the University of Virginia before becoming a local star in the MLB.… Continue Reading
As President Biden’s polls numbers continue to slide into the low 40’s Congressional Democrats are questioning how much they should be touting the Biden agenda on the campaign trail. As the midterm elections loom there appears to be no consensus amongst Democrats as to what they should be saying to entice voters and avoid losing majorities in both the House and Senate.… Continue Reading
The Russian oil profit machine has continued to be a primary source of revenue generation for the country despite their forced invasion of Ukraine – a move that has been met with harsh opposition from leaders around the world. Since the invasion began two months ago Russia has made approximately $66 billion off the sale of fossil fuels, according to a recently released study conducted by Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air… Continue Reading