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Sometimes I forget who U.S. Senate candidate Hung Cao is running against during my watching of hours of his interviews and speeches. Certainly, Cao will tell you how awful he thinks his opponent Tim Kaine is, but Cao acts like his opponent on Election Day is Communism. For months,
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Back in April and May, college campuses across the U.S. and Virginia contained both protests and strong police responses. Inspired by Columbia University, students across the country called upon school officals to have their schools divest from Israel as the ongoing genocide continued. Spring of this year saw mass
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Virginia Governor Youngkin Does Not Think It's Serious But Trump Has Done Something Similar
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George Franklin Stockes IV or Frankie appeared on The Stew Peters Show on Tuesday. Stockes lives in Culpeper County but works as a reporter for National File and Infowars. Stockes has engaged in both anti-Jewish conspiracies and LGBT grooming conspiracies. The host Stew Peters frequently engages in antisemitism and transphobia.
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Thursday and Friday were my final days sitting through the Department of Justice Criminal Service Executive Meeting. After today the board that hears police decertification will have closed meetings. Over the past 2 days I learned about officers who had lost their ability to work in law enforcement as some
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I was hoping to have a comprehensive write up about the movie Old World Order that would have been released on the Stew Peters Network. Stew Peters had been teasing this film for the past week. I was hoping to give a detailed explanation on the contents of the movie
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The Greater Richmond Convention Center has undoubtedly experienced more prosperous times. The recent walkout by Virginia Commonwealth University graduates highlighted a series of declining events in Richmond, marked by police confrontations during protests and the Governor's contentious measures on education. Before entering the building, a sign warned that
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On Monday in Monroe Park, protesters gathered to march to the Richmond office of U.S. Senator Tim Kaine. This demonstration occurred one week after the police raid on a protest for Palestine on the VCU campus just a block away. The march included a number of VCU students as
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Once again in Richmond, law enforcement showed little restrained against protesters. Protests against the United States involvement in Gaza has been ongoing in Richmond on a regular basis for nearly seven months. The first rally in Richmond since Israel began major military operations in Gaza after October 7 was a
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Will skill game machines that look similar to slot machines come back to a convenience store? Not quite yet, but legislators put businesses in position have those machines to return if the Governor decides to take no action. In a bipartisan measure, Democrats and Republicans rejected the Governor’s amendments
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In October 2021, the mural of Arthur Ashe in Richmond’s Battery Park was vandalized with advertisements for the white supremacist group Patriot Front. The graffiti was removed after the park was temporarily closed but some community members of the Battery Park neighborhood felt unsafe. Months later, the media outlet
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Strickland Appeared before the Virginia Board of Elections