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Justice Department November 19

Federal judge calls Comey indictment into question, asks if Halligan is a 'puppet' for Trump

Judge finds interim U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan signed final indictment against James Comey that was never presented to full grand jury.

Opinion November 18

Amid division and noise, a simple truth: America still has a heart

My walk through Virginia's historic Pocahontas Island, America's oldest free Black community, gave me new insights into restoring merit and faith in the American Dream.

Zohran Mamdani November 18

Marine veteran launches Senate campaign by invoking far-left radical to paint Dems as extreme

Political newcomer and former State Department expert David Williams enters race to unseat Democratic Sen. Mark Warner in Virginia's 2026 election.

Virginia November 17

ATM ‘jackpotting’ crime wave grows after thieves walk away with hundreds of thousands in cash

Authorities seek public help identifying suspects in Virginia jackpotting scheme that netted nearly $200,000 from Apple Federal Credit Union ATM machine.

Justice Department November 17

Judge orders DOJ to give Comey grand jury records, citing prosecutor's misconduct

A federal judge criticized the DOJ for mishandling evidence in former FBI Director James Comey's case and warned the indictment could be dismissed due to tainted proceedings.

Food-Drink November 15

'Streateries' face steep new rules in major US city; will others follow?

Cities nationwide are cracking down on outdoor dining as pandemic freedoms end, with Washington, D.C., reportedly joining New York and Philadelphia in imposing steep fees.

Virginia November 14

Legal group accuses Virginia public school district of felony after hosting Dem political rally for free

Liberty Justice Center demands criminal probe after Portsmouth Public Schools allegedly hosted free political rally for now-Virginia Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger using taxpayer resources.

Justice Department November 13

Federal judge voices doubt about Trump appointee's ability to charge Comey and Letitia James

James Comey and Letitia James argue their criminal charges should be dismissed because prosecutor Lindsey Halligan was unlawfully appointed as U.S. attorney.

Politics November 13

Record 40% of young women want to flee US: poll

New survey reveals 40% of young women want to leave U.S. permanently, creating widest gender gap on record since Gallup started measuring in 2007.

Homeland Security November 12

TSA worker sues to allow transgender officers to perform pat-downs

A TSA officer has filed a federal lawsuit alleging sex discrimination after a new policy bars transgender agents from conducting security pat-downs.

Opinion November 11

Among Richmond’s ghosts, I discovered grace — and a deeper faith in freedom

Chicago pastor walks Richmond Slave Trail raising funds for Project H.O.O.D., connecting historical slavery struggles with modern battles against poverty and hopelessness.