A federal judge may rule against Virginia Gov. Youngkin’s voter purge initiative, potentially restoring 1,600 voters removed in the past three months.
The DOJ wrote to the Virginia AG's Office in 2006 that it did not object to a law that requires non-citizens to be taken off ...
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is trying to secure $1.3 million from the Appalachian Regional Commission to help with recovery ...
Students say the letter is an effort to center student experiences on campuses and address the future of DEI initiatives in a ...
Gov. Glenn Youngkin is requesting $1.3 million to support the Hurricane Helene Outdoor Recreation Recovery Planning Project.
He has signed Executive Order 41, establishing a statewide gang and community violence prevention partnership and enforcement ...
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Student leaders at 10 Virginia universities ask to meet with Youngkin over changes to DEI programsStudent body presidents of 10 Virginia public universities want to meet with Gov. Glenn Youngkin to discuss the experiences ...
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Youngkin signs executive order to combat gang violenceGovernor Glenn Youngkin signed Executive Order 41 on Wednesday to “combat the crisis of gang activity within the Commonwealth ...
Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s executive order to remove more than 6,000 Virginians from the voter rolls has come under intense ...
U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Virginia for removing voters from rolls within 90 days of this year’s ...
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is set to speak about the importance of stopping the advancement of gang violence Wednesday ...
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin issued his 41st executive order Thursday establishing a statewide gang and community violence ...
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