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Menendez’s Blame-My-Wife Strategy Has Its Risks
New York Times· 5 days agoSenator Robert Menendez is accused of a complicated corruption scheme. Prosecutors had called their first witness, and Senator Robert Menendez’s...
The Mrs. defense: powerful men blaming their wives
CNN via Yahoo News· 5 days agoSupreme Court Justice Samuel Alito doesn’t deny there was an upside-down American flag flying outside his house days before Joe Biden was sworn in as...
Richmond intends to take control of former Redskins facility
Richmond Times-Dispatch· 2 days agoThe city of Richmond intends to take control of the former Washington Redskins training camp...
Virginia among states where some people with felony convictions can't vote
Axios· 3 days agoWhy it matters: Following former President Trump's guilty verdict, Google search traffic skyrocketed for "can convicted felons vote?" So we're here with answers. The big picture: In Virginia ...
10 questions about Trump verdict fallout — including what it means for Virginia
Richmond Times-Dispatch· 3 days agoKiggans, R-2nd, did not endorse any other GOP candidate for president before she endorsed former...
Throwing political wives under the bus
Politico· 3 days ago“For 2028 prospects, abortion is a test-run for a national message,” by Rachel Bluth, Alice Miranda Ollstein, Shia Kapos, and Chris Cadelago: “The governors of California, ...
Virginia Gov. Youngkin sets veto record in 2024
WRIC 8 News Richmond· 6 days agoGov. Glenn Youngkin (R) vetoed a record number of bills the first year Democrats were in charge of the General Assembly while he’s been in office, per...
Virginia's members of Congress respond to verdict in Trump hush money trial
The News Leader via Yahoo News· 4 days agoThis decision in large measure was due to trial errors by the judge. Based on what was presented, I do not see evidence of a crime taking place. Like in the case of former Governor& ...
JD Supra: Snyder V. United States: Will Public Servants Be Next To Put Out A Tip Jar?
JD Supra· 2 days agoWell, that is what Portage, Indiana Mayor Jim Snyder argued (more or less) before the Supreme Court last month, when he sought to overturn his conviction under 18 U.S.C. § 666 on the grounds ...
