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Redistricting in Virginia shakes up off-year election

Redistricting in Virginia shakes up off-year election

by Juliann Ventura and Nicole Norman | Nov 7, 2023 | Featured, Politics

Voters in Virginia will have a chance to elect new lawmakers to all 140 seats in the General Assembly when they head to the polls today, potentially shifting control of the state legislature. Virginia will vote under new district maps for the first time since...
The Virginia State elections may not foretell the 2024 presidential election

The Virginia State elections may not foretell the 2024 presidential election

by Meaghan Downey | Nov 2, 2023 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – Less than a week before Virginia’s legislative elections, experts at the American Enterprise Institute’s Election Watch 2024 panel determined that Virginia’s off-year-election would likely carry no predictive value for the 2024 general election. “I would...
Senator Ossoff-led subcommittee hosts first public hearing in foster care inquiry

Senator Ossoff-led subcommittee hosts first public hearing in foster care inquiry

by Haajrah Gilani | Nov 2, 2023 | Politics, Social Justice

WASHINGTON — In February of 2023, the U.S. Senate Human Rights Subcommittee Chairman Jon Ossoff launched a bipartisan inquiry following reports that children in the care of Georgia’s state government have been subject to abuse and neglect. In 2018, the Georgia...
‘Nothing to be afraid of,’ with AI says Senate chairman of Employment and Workforce Safety committee

‘Nothing to be afraid of,’ with AI says Senate chairman of Employment and Workforce Safety committee

by Emma McNamee | Nov 1, 2023 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – From text suggestions while writing emails to playing games like chess or solitaire against a computer, artificial intelligence, or AI, has been a part of the daily lives of Americans for years. With the rapid acceleration of generative AI technology in...
Supreme Court weighs public officials’ blocking social media accounts

Supreme Court weighs public officials’ blocking social media accounts

by Haajrah Gilani and Kunjal Bastola | Oct 31, 2023 | Politics

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court heard two sets of oral arguments Tuesday in cases that involve whether public officials’ personal social media accounts are considered public forums. One case, O’Connor-Ratcliff vs. Garnier, involved Michelle...
Secretary of State Pushes for Biden’s Israel-Ukraine Proposal in Congress while Republicans Remain Skeptical

Secretary of State Pushes for Biden’s Israel-Ukraine Proposal in Congress while Republicans Remain Skeptical

by Phillip Powell | Oct 31, 2023 | Featured, National Security, Politics

WASHINGTON– Secretary of State Antony Blinken asked for Senate support for Biden’s joint Israel and Ukraine aid package in a hearing Tuesday morning, despite clear opposition in the House to the president’s plan. “It’s very important to understand the elements of this...
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