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Virginia's Regulatory Reform: A $1.2 Billion Success Story
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin announced that the Office of Regulatory Management (ORM) exceeded its regulatory reduction goal by 26.8 percent, resulting in over $1.2 billion in annual savings for citizens through streamlined processes and cost-benefit analyses, contrasting with the federal govern...
Virginia's Regulatory Reform: A $1.2 Billion Success Story
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin announced that the Office of Regulatory Management (ORM) exceeded its regulatory reduction goal by 26.8 percent, resulting in over $1.2 billion in annual savings for citizens through streamlined processes and cost-benefit analyses, contrasting with the federal govern...
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52% Bias Score
Loudoun County Schools Referred to Federal Government for Investigation
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares referred Loudoun County Public Schools to the Justice Department and Department of Education following an investigation into Title IX violations, unlawful retaliation, and viewpoint discrimination after three boys were investigated for expressing discomfort wi...
Loudoun County Schools Referred to Federal Government for Investigation
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares referred Loudoun County Public Schools to the Justice Department and Department of Education following an investigation into Title IX violations, unlawful retaliation, and viewpoint discrimination after three boys were investigated for expressing discomfort wi...
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68% Bias Score
Confederate Monument Removal in Richmond Yields Little Tangible Progress
Richmond, Virginia's removal of Confederate monuments following the 2020 George Floyd protests has yielded little tangible progress in addressing racial inequality, according to Delegate Mike Jones, who says the "spirit" of the monuments remains. While one statue found a new home at the Valentine Mu...
Confederate Monument Removal in Richmond Yields Little Tangible Progress
Richmond, Virginia's removal of Confederate monuments following the 2020 George Floyd protests has yielded little tangible progress in addressing racial inequality, according to Delegate Mike Jones, who says the "spirit" of the monuments remains. While one statue found a new home at the Valentine Mu...
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64% Bias Score
Afghan Man Shot Dead by Police After Traffic Stop Shootout
On April 23, in Fair Oaks, Virginia, a traffic stop involving Jamal Wali, a 36-year-old Afghan man, escalated into a shootout, resulting in Wali's death and injuries to two police officers; bodycam footage shows Wali's erratic behavior and reaching for a firearm.
Afghan Man Shot Dead by Police After Traffic Stop Shootout
On April 23, in Fair Oaks, Virginia, a traffic stop involving Jamal Wali, a 36-year-old Afghan man, escalated into a shootout, resulting in Wali's death and injuries to two police officers; bodycam footage shows Wali's erratic behavior and reaching for a firearm.
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60% Bias Score
Severe Storms Kill 23 in Three US States
Severe storms, including tornadoes and hail, caused at least 23 deaths and widespread destruction across Kentucky, Missouri, and Virginia, leaving hundreds injured and hundreds of thousands without power; Governors urged residents to avoid affected areas.
Severe Storms Kill 23 in Three US States
Severe storms, including tornadoes and hail, caused at least 23 deaths and widespread destruction across Kentucky, Missouri, and Virginia, leaving hundreds injured and hundreds of thousands without power; Governors urged residents to avoid affected areas.
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32% Bias Score
Virginia Woman Found Murdered; Husband Convicted
46-year-old Elsie Wiggington was found murdered and buried under a concrete slab on her property in Virginia; her husband, Frederick Wiggington Jr., was convicted of first-degree murder based on a fellow inmate's testimony, while his ex-wife faces accessory charges.
Virginia Woman Found Murdered; Husband Convicted
46-year-old Elsie Wiggington was found murdered and buried under a concrete slab on her property in Virginia; her husband, Frederick Wiggington Jr., was convicted of first-degree murder based on a fellow inmate's testimony, while his ex-wife faces accessory charges.
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44% Bias Score
Hashmi Wins Virginia Lieutenant Governor Democratic Nomination
State Senator Ghazala Hashmi won the Democratic nomination for Virginia lieutenant governor, defeating former Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney and Aaron Rouse. Hashmi, an immigrant from India and endorsed by abortion rights groups and labor, will face Republican John Reid in November's general election, ...
Hashmi Wins Virginia Lieutenant Governor Democratic Nomination
State Senator Ghazala Hashmi won the Democratic nomination for Virginia lieutenant governor, defeating former Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney and Aaron Rouse. Hashmi, an immigrant from India and endorsed by abortion rights groups and labor, will face Republican John Reid in November's general election, ...
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24% Bias Score
Republican Challenges for Virginia's 11th Congressional District in Special Election
Republican Karina Lipsman, a Soviet Union refugee, is running for Virginia's heavily Democratic 11th Congressional District, challenging the incumbent Democrat's successor in a September 9th special election following the death of long-time representative Gerry Connolly. She emphasizes hard work and...
Republican Challenges for Virginia's 11th Congressional District in Special Election
Republican Karina Lipsman, a Soviet Union refugee, is running for Virginia's heavily Democratic 11th Congressional District, challenging the incumbent Democrat's successor in a September 9th special election following the death of long-time representative Gerry Connolly. She emphasizes hard work and...
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60% Bias Score
Trump Pardons Bribery-Convicted Virginia Sheriff
President Donald Trump unconditionally pardoned former Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins, who was convicted of bribery and faced a 10-year prison sentence, citing a "Corrupt and Weaponized Biden DOJ" and claiming Jenkins was a victim of political persecution.
Trump Pardons Bribery-Convicted Virginia Sheriff
President Donald Trump unconditionally pardoned former Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins, who was convicted of bribery and faced a 10-year prison sentence, citing a "Corrupt and Weaponized Biden DOJ" and claiming Jenkins was a victim of political persecution.
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64% Bias Score
Rep. Gerry Connolly Dies at 75
Rep. Gerry Connolly, a Virginia Democrat serving since 2009, died at age 75 Wednesday morning at his home after a battle with esophageal cancer; a special election will be held to fill his seat.
Rep. Gerry Connolly Dies at 75
Rep. Gerry Connolly, a Virginia Democrat serving since 2009, died at age 75 Wednesday morning at his home after a battle with esophageal cancer; a special election will be held to fill his seat.
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12% Bias Score
Spanberger Faces Backlash Over ICE Raid Criticism
Virginia gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger criticized an ICE raid at a courthouse that arrested two undocumented immigrants with criminal records, prompting pushback from her opponent and DHS, who defended the raid's efficiency and safety while emphasizing officers' identification.
Spanberger Faces Backlash Over ICE Raid Criticism
Virginia gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger criticized an ICE raid at a courthouse that arrested two undocumented immigrants with criminal records, prompting pushback from her opponent and DHS, who defended the raid's efficiency and safety while emphasizing officers' identification.
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56% Bias Score
MS-13 Gang Attack Injures Five Virginia Prison Guards
Five prison guards were injured, three by stabbing, during a premeditated attack by six MS-13 gang members at Virginia's Wallens Ridge State Prison on Friday; five attackers were in the U.S. illegally, convicted of violent crimes.
MS-13 Gang Attack Injures Five Virginia Prison Guards
Five prison guards were injured, three by stabbing, during a premeditated attack by six MS-13 gang members at Virginia's Wallens Ridge State Prison on Friday; five attackers were in the U.S. illegally, convicted of violent crimes.
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64% Bias Score
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