Oldest living Montford Point Marine in WWII honored by Virginia House of Delegates
At 100 years old, Carroll Braxton is the oldest living Montford Point Marine, the first African Americans to serve in the United States Marine Corps.
Why America’s first Department of Education didn’t last
The brief experiment with a department of education was born in 1867 and enacted by Southern Democrat President Andrew ...
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Professor speaks about Civil War-era alliances
Guest speaker Chandra Manning, professor of U.S. history at Georgetown University, was featured at Daugherty-Palmer Commons ...
Editorial: Eliminating Confederate tributes is an overdue reckoning for Virginia
If individuals want to pay tribute to the Confederacy, they should pay that tribute themselves and not burden Virginia ...
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FBI employees questioned about involvement in Jan. 6 cases as Justice Department weighs firings
Thousands of FBI employees who participated in investigations related to the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol are being ...
Richmond’s first Black mayor is remembered as a civil rights fighter and trailblazer
Current and former Virginia leaders are recalling the first Black mayor of Richmond for his trailblazing career and lifetime ...
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Why some economists say Trump administration measures could drag down Hampton Roads
The Hampton Roads and U.S. economies have a solid foundation in 2025, but potential tariffs and other actions from President ...
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Avula promises to release severance records, reversing administration's prior stance
Officials previously argued that all 32 severance agreements were exempt as confidential personnel records under Virginia's ...