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Virginia Voters Sue Republican Officials Over Election Certification Dispute

Lawsuit in Waynesboro, Virginia, involving Republican officials and voters over election certification concerns.

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A booby-trapped pro-Trump sign in Virginia has actual shotgun shells. It’s totally legal

A bomb squad responded to the sign after a concerned resident observed what they thought was an ‘explosive device’

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Virginia Burglar Caught by Residents While Taking Nap on Couch: Police

A Virginia man was found asleep on a couch inside of a home he was allegedly robbing, officials say.

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Pet Dog Miraculously Survives Six Days Buried in Debris of Destroyed Virginia Home: 'Makes You Feel Good'

A dog was found alive amongst rubble following an explosion that destroyed the home she lived in with her owners in Haymarket, Virginia, officials reported.

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2 Magnificent AI Stocks to Invest in the Future of Energy

Explore two outstanding stocks that are poised for growth by capitalizing on recent power supply deals with major tech firms and surging global electricity demand.

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Retief Goosen leads Dominion Energy Charity Classic, where three golfers have improved their playoff hopes

After 18 holes in Virginia, three golfers have moved inside the top 54, while three others have slipped back.

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Tony Bennett Candidly Details His Abrupt Decision to Step Down as Virginia Coach

The longtime Cavaliers coach discussed what led him to retire.

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During the American Revolution, Brits weren’t just facing off against white Protestant Christians − US patriots are diverse and have been since Day 1

In 1770, Barnard Gratz of Philadelphia wrote to a friend complaining about a recent speech by King George III. Gratz, an American patriot, wrote that the speech “was such narishkeit” that it was “not worth the postage.”

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Republicans Turned Out in Greater Numbers Than Democrats in Virginia During First Two Weeks of Early Voting

Early voting is in full force in many states throughout the country. Trends are already emerging in Virginia

Latin Times

Boar's Head Ex-Sanitation Boss Reveals Federal Investigation Into Deadly Meat Started Weeks Ago: 'This Has Been Going On; It's Not New'

Dozens of reports dating back to 2022 detailed mold, dripping water, insects and meat residue on the walls, as well as various other problems at the facility.

Latin Times

USDA launches an internal investigation into the deadly Boar's Head outbreak

U.S. Agriculture Department officials have launched an internal investigation into how the agency handled reports of serious problems tied to a deadly listeria outbreak at a Boar's Head deli meat plant in Virginia

The Independent UK

Virginia Governor Faces DOJ Lawsuit Over Voter Roll Removals

Legal battle between Virginia governor and DOJ over voter roll removal of noncitizens, highlighting election integrity concerns and ongoing legal disputes.

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Trump Ally Called Out For Denying 'Left Wing Lunatics' Comment: 'I'm Literally Reading The Quotes'

CNN's Jake Tapper pressed Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin to give an answer regarding statements from Donald Trump about using the military on the 'enemy within'

Latin Times

Virginia Police Officer Fatally Shoots Knife-Wielding Woman

Bodycam footage reveals Virginia police officer fatally shooting knife-wielding woman during wellness check.

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Justice Department Sues Virginia For Purging Voters Just Before Election

The feds say the state program, coming too close to the election, violates a provision of the National Voting Rights Act

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US Justice Department sues Virginia for purging voters before election

Move comes as Republicans increasingly emphasise chance of noncitizen voting, despite little evidence of risk posed.

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Biden Administration Sues Virginia Over Voter Purge Program

Biden administration sues Virginia for allegedly purging potential non-citizen voters close to an election, violating federal law.

Latin Times

Virginia Cop Sent to Prison for Using Police Computer to Stalk Woman He Met on Tinder

A Richmond police officer was jailed and put on administrative leave for illegally using a police database to stalk a woman he met on Tinder.

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Justice Department Sues Virginia Over Voter Roll Maintenance

The U.S. Department of Justice sues Virginia over alleged violation of federal election law, sparking debate over voter eligibility and election integrity.

The Independent UK

Lawsuit in US targets former Salvadoran colonel in 1982 killings of Dutch journalists

The brother of a Dutch journalist slain in 1982 covering El Salvador’s civil war has filed a lawsuit against a former Salvadoran military officer who has lived for decades in the northern Virginia suburbs and is accused of orchestrating the killing

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1 Stock to Buy as AI Data Centers Send Water Demand Soaring

We’ve all heard about how data centers connected to AI are sending demand for electricity soaring. But what has been largely ignored is how these same data centers are driving up demand for scarce water supplies, too. One major beneficiary of this trend is Veralto.

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Lawsuit Challenges Virginia's Voter Roll Maintenance Program

Lawsuit challenges Virginia's voter roll maintenance program for potential violations of federal law.

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CIA Faces Sexual Assault Allegations, Implements Reforms

Cases of sexual assault at the CIA lead to convictions, reforms, and ongoing challenges in addressing the issue.

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Hurricane Helene Aftermath: IRS Tax Relief and How to Help

Following the destruction in the southeast U.S., IRS officials and several states have extended tax deadlines for affected taxpayers. Here are the payments and filings that qualify.

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Former Virginia Police Officer Acquitted Of Manslaughter Charge

Former police officer acquitted of manslaughter but convicted of reckless firearm handling in fatal shooting incident at Tysons Corner Center.

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