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This year’s flu season is coinciding with what appears to be the start of the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
October nearly is half over, and school divisions across Virginia are having moments of reckoning.
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Government moves slowly. Here’s how slowly: For the problem we’re about to discuss, some 26 generations will have come and gone between the ti…
Early voting began Friday in Virginia, and there needed to be more outlets.
As President Donald Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis roils the 2020 election, cantankerous discussions about the 25th Amendment or debates amid the …
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On Monday, President Donald Trump and Gov. Ralph Northam again updated the public on the status of their coronavirus diagnoses.
In recent weeks, two key political figures — Gov. Ralph Northam and President Donald Trump — have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Early voting began Friday in Virginia, and there needed to be more outlets.
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One hundred years ago, women received the right to vote through the 19th Amendment. To mark this momentous milestone, Sandra G. Treadway, libr…
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