Politics

Former GOP Delegate Behind Anti-Redistricting Flyers Invoking Jim Crow

A.C. Cordoza, a Black former Republican state delegate, is chairman of the group that paid for the controversial mailers.

Early Voting Begins in Virginia's Redistricting Election

Vote could determine control of the House in 2026 midterms

Early Voting Begins in Virginia's Redistricting Election

Vote could determine control of the House in midterm elections

Cuban Immigrant Detained for Over 7 Months Amid Pending Green Card Application

Jose Miguel Suri Hernández, 26, was detained by ICE despite having no criminal record and an active asylum application.

Sanctuary Cities Shielded Nearly 18,000 Criminal Illegal Aliens from ICE in 2025

Outgoing DHS Secretary Kristi Noem revealed sanctuary jurisdictions refused to honor thousands of ICE detainers last year.

Kristi Noem Criticizes Virginia Governor Over Refusing ICE Detainer for Illegal Alien Accused of Murder

Outgoing DHS Secretary says Virginians 'should be alarmed' over Gov. Spanberger's stance on honoring ICE detainer for repeat criminal offender

Virginia Schools Rebrand DEI Programs to Skirt Court Rulings

Colleges accused of 'bad faith noncompliance' with Supreme Court and Trump administration orders against race-based policies.

New Richmond Housing Bills Could Reshape Development Rules in Leesburg

Leesburg officials raise concerns about measures that could weaken the town's control over zoning and neighborhood impacts

Virginia Lawmakers Propose Doubling Medical Malpractice Payment Caps

Last-minute bill amendment could significantly increase payouts to successful plaintiffs

Virginia NAACP, attorney general condemn mailers targeting Black voters over redistricting referendum

The mailers reportedly compare the referendum to Jim Crow-era policies, which the NAACP and AG call a misleading tactic to discourage Black voters.

MyExpatTaxes Survey Finds Expats Feel Overlooked by US Government

New global survey reveals growing frustration among Americans living abroad over tax burdens and lack of representation.

Watermelon Mural in Richmond Sparks Debate Over Racist Imagery

Pro-Palestinian activists painted a mural depicting a Palestinian woman holding a watermelon, angering some Black residents who see it as a racist trope.

Fairfax Route 29 Lane Closures Begin For Widening Project

Weekday lane closures on Route 29 between Union Mill Road and Summit Drive, and Sandy Point Lane and Stringfellow Road began on Monday.

Charlottesville City Council Discusses Budget, School, and Zoning

Trail Life USA CEO Mark Hancock also joins the show to discuss recent commendation from Secretary Hegseth

Norfolk Finalizing Plans to Redevelop Young Terrace and Calvert Square

City aims to transform historically low-income neighborhoods near downtown