Democratic-led states and Washington, D.C., alleged new requirements would jeopardize funding for low-income families and farmers.
- Mike Scarcella Reuters
"Congress gave the Kennedy Center its name, and only Congress can change it," U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper wrote.
- N'dea Yancey-Bragg USA Today
Prosecutor misconduct played a role in more than 30% of wrongful conviction cases, the National Registry of Exonerations reported in 2020.
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Officers at a checkpoint responded to gunshots and the suspect was taken to a hospital, a law enforcement official told Reuters.
- Evan Mealins Nashville Tennessean
The judge dismissed the criminal human smuggling charges Abrego Garcia faced in Tennessee after he was wrongfully deported to El Salvador.
- John Kruzel Reuters
The state Supreme Court on May 8 threw out the voter-approved map, ruling in favor of Republicans who challenged it.
- Jana Winter and Andrew Goudsward Reuters
The Trump administration calls the current communist-run government corrupt and incompetent and seeks to replace it, despite ongoing talks.
Harvey Weinstein's third trial in New York over allegations he used his Hollywood clout to prey upon and sexually abuse women ended in a mistrial on Friday.
For now, the court restored a 2023 federal rule — challenged by Republican-governed Louisiana — that made access to mifepristone easier.
It will now be up to the S.C. Attorney General's Office to decide if it wishes to retry the case or dismiss it.
The Trump administration still has other avenues to implement the import taxes that are a cornerstone of the president's economic policy.
Small businesses argued the new tariffs were an attempt to sidestep a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision.
The disgraced financier, accused of sex trafficking women and girls, was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell in August 2019.
The move significantly curtails access to mifepristone nationwide, particularly in states that ban abortion.
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The committee charged with finding Virginia Tech’s next president settled Tuesday on a flexible seven-month timeline for the search, moving away from an earlier plan that could have had a candidate in place as soon as this fall.
On Tuesday, the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors elected members Jim Miller and Nancy Dye as its next rector and vice rector, less than a week after Gov. Abigail Spanberger removed former Rector John Rocovich from the board.
There’s still a path forward for a retail marijuana market that could include Virginia’s budget, say the sponsors of the vetoed bills, who are both members of General Assembly budget-writing committees.
FREDERICKSBURG — The Virginia State Police investigators are looking for witnesses to help in their investigation of the fatal bus crash on Interstate 95 in Stafford County on Friday.
In an internal communication provided in the leak, the group’s leader, Thomas Rousseau, urges members to get more involved, stay fit and continue their incessant campaign of white supremacist propaganda.
Democratic-led states and Washington, D.C., alleged new requirements would jeopardize funding for low-income families and farmers.
The House is not expected to take up the measure before next week.
A handful of Republicans joined Democrats in signing a discharge petition to force the vote.
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Lawrence Toler’s family says the 39-year-old died in custody after months of medical issues tied to a 2024 police shooting.
A Franklin County man was sentenced to three active years in prison in connection with a 2024 crash that killed a Martinsville man and seriously injured two children.
Rocky Mount police executed search warrants at three vape shops on Thursday for potentially selling products exceeding legal THC limits.
Kipps Elementary Principal Mark Crummey was among 17 men arrested at a Christiansburg hotel last week.
There’s still a path forward for a retail marijuana market that could include Virginia’s budget, say the sponsors of the vetoed bills, who are both members of General Assembly budget-writing committees.
In May, Virginia recorded 75,376 background checks — more than double the total from the same month last year.
As Virginia regulators and legislators grapple with the impact of data centers’ huge demand for electricity on other ratepayers’ bills, Sen. Mark Warner is co-sponsoring legislation for a national approach.
The bills encourage housing development, cut red tape on manufactured homes and protect residents from hidden fees in rental agreements.