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BATTLE GROUND VIRGINIA: Voices of Voters

BATTLE GROUND VIRGINIA: Voices of Voters

by Medill News Service | Nov 6, 2018 | Featured, Politics

Pam Kirschner, a 52-year-old farm worker in Stephens City, voted for Democrat Jennifer Wexton in the 10th Congressional District as a statement against President Donald Trump.“I think we have got to get these people out who are supporting everything he is,” she said....
Students Meet with Health Care Leaders and Reporters

Students Meet with Health Care Leaders and Reporters

by Medill News Service | Oct 16, 2018 | Events

By Alexis Shanes and Colleen Zewe WASHINGTON – As America’s opioid crisis intensifies, necessitating treatment for more than 20 million people, stakeholders clash on potential solutions. A panel discussion about the epidemic — and how reporters should approach...
Grandparents Finally Get The Spotlight They Deserve

Grandparents Finally Get The Spotlight They Deserve

by Medill News Service | Aug 30, 2018 | Featured

WASHINGTON — Grandparents are known for giving love, knowledge, gifts and being caretakers of their grandchildren. Sometimes, their role can be overshadowed.But recently, they recieved recognition from Congress and a community housing group.   President...
Here’s Why Thursday Can Be Mystics’ Best Playoff Game in History

Here’s Why Thursday Can Be Mystics’ Best Playoff Game in History

by Medill News Service | Aug 24, 2018 | Featured, Sports

WASHINGTON – It was less than a week ago that the Washington Mystics were forced to the edge by the Los Angeles Sparks, but Thursday at the Smith Center at George Washington University, the Mystics nailed one of the most dominant performances in team history, routing...
Reproductive Rights Activist Disrupt Senate Buildings

Reproductive Rights Activist Disrupt Senate Buildings

by Medill News Service | Aug 24, 2018 | Politics

WASHINGTON – Two weeks before Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing, reproductive rights activists disrupted Senate buildings Thursday with multiple demonstrations demanding that the Senate not act on Kavanaugh’s nomination. About 30 women...
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