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Federal judge stops Virginia mask law protecting ICE from consequences

DOJ plans to take legal steps against states hindering DHS undercover license plates

Department of Justice Sues Virginia Over Anti-ICE Policies Amid Expiring Counterterrorism Tool The Justice Department has initiated legal action against Virginia regarding newly implemented anti-ICE policies, including a contentious ban on federal employees wearing masks. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has raised concerns that these regulations jeopardize federal workers’ safety. Meanwhile, the expiration of FISA, […]

Court upholds transgender sports bans in West Virginia and Idaho by a vote of 6-3

Attorneys General from Idaho and West Virginia anticipate a decision in the Supreme Court case regarding transgender athletes in women's sports.

The Supreme Court has set a significant national precedent allowing states to regulate women’s sports. On Thursday, justices sided with West Virginia and Idaho in cases involving transgender athletes who sought to compete in women’s sports. These states were backed by the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), while the transgender plaintiffs received support from the American […]

Harmeet Dhillon states that the DOJ is addressing delays in Virginia gun checks.

Virginia Democrats deliver gun control legislation to Gov. Abigail Spanberger

The Justice Department’s chief prosecutor has addressed concerns from Virginia residents and former officials from the Trump administration regarding the slow pace of background checks, particularly after a judge temporarily blocked a significant “assault weapons” ban intended to begin Wednesday. This uproar is occurring as Richmond joins other Democratic-led cities aiming to tighten restrictions surrounding […]

Federal Officials Consider Large Mineral Deposit in Delaware and Virginia May Interfere

Federal Officials Consider Large Mineral Deposit in Delaware and Virginia May Interfere

Opposition to Proposed Offshore Mining in Virginia Environmentalists are reportedly gearing up to challenge a White House initiative aimed at mining a massive mineral deposit off the Virginia coast, an area comparable in size to Delaware. This month, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is inviting comments on leasing parts of Virginia Mercury’s offshore […]

Man who set Virginia city councilman on fire out of jealousy finds out his sentence

Man who set Virginia city councilman on fire out of jealousy finds out his sentence

Virginia Man Sentenced for Arson Attack on Councilman A man who set a Virginia councilman on fire during a jealous outburst received his sentence in court on Thursday. Shotsey Buckhays was handed a 40-year prison term by Circuit Court Judge James Reynolds for his attempt to burn Danville City Councilman Lee Vogler alive on July […]

Virginia Court Puts a Hold on Abigail Spanberger’s Semi-Auto Gun Ban

Virginia Court Puts a Hold on Abigail Spanberger’s Semi-Auto Gun Ban

Virginia Court Halts Enforcement of Semi-Automatic Firearms Ban A Virginia court has issued a preliminary injunction that blocks a ban on the sale and transfer of modern semi-automatic firearms, marking a notable win for Second Amendment advocates. Governor Abigail Spanberger, a Democrat, signed SB 749 into law on May 14, which prohibits what are referred […]

Neighbors Block Windows with Mattresses and Plexiglass to Avoid High-Pitched Noise from Virginia Data Center

Neighbors Block Windows with Mattresses and Plexiglass to Avoid High-Pitched Noise from Virginia Data Center

Residents of Virginia Affected by Data Center Noise In Virginia, some residents are grappling with persistent noise issues stemming from local data centers. Reports indicate that certain individuals are going to great lengths—like barricading their windows with mattresses and plexiglass—to minimize the disturbance. Residents in Sterling have expressed their discontent over the Vantage data center, […]

DOJ files lawsuit against Virginia, cautions that the state may turn into the next sanctuary California

DOJ files lawsuit against Virginia, cautions that the state may turn into the next sanctuary California

DOJ Warns Virginia Could Become “Second California” Over Immigration Lawsuit The Department of Justice (DOJ) has raised concerns that Virginia might follow in California’s footsteps regarding immigration laws, particularly in light of a recent lawsuit. This lawsuit aims to challenge Virginia’s regulations that the DOJ believes impede federal immigration enforcement. “We’re filing suit against Virginia […]