NTSB Says Lax FAA Oversight Caused June 2022 Helicopter Crash 

A pilot and five passengers were killed after a vintage “Huey” helicopter flight. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) reported this week that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)…

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FBI Raids Home of 2016 Trump Campaign Advisor

Dimitri Simes is a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from Moscow. The Federal Bureau of Investigation raided and searched the Virginia home of Dimitri Simes. The Russian-American citizen served…

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Departments of Justice and Labor Fine Federal Contractor for Discrimination

The civil penalty was levied over a “whites only” job posting. This week, the Departments of Justice and Labor fined a Virginia-based tech company that is a federal…

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Legislators Attend Lab Launch For Government AI Testing

The lab will assess the risks and possibilities of artificial intelligence models. Senator Mark Warner and Representatives Don Beyer and Gerry Connolly, all from Virginia, attended the opening…

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Supreme Court Declines Admissions Diversity Case in Virginia

Lower court decision stands, allowing a high school to continue the practice. The Supreme Court refused to take up a case that would have restricted a Virginia high…

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Truck Convoy Heads to Protest in Border States

The “Take Our Border Back” convoy left Virginia bound for Arizona, California, and Texas. A truck convoy is on its way to protest the open border policies of…

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Senator Wants Probe into FBI HQ Selection 

FBI director also has concerns about the selection process. Senator Mark Warren of Virginia has called for an investigation by the Inspector General of the General Services Administration…

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U.S. Deploying Second Carrier Group to Israel 

Set to leave Norfolk Friday. The aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower with its associated warships and fighter jets is leaving Norfolk, Virginia, for the Eastern Mediterranean on…

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Healthcare Workers Union Coalition Strike Begins

Union negotiators say compensation proposals do not reflect the cost of living. A strike of more than 75,000 healthcare workers with the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions began…

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Labor Department Recovers Wages and Benefits for Federal Contractors

IT company contracted with the U.S. Marine Corps owes more than $77K to workers. Investigators in the Labor Department’s Wage and Hour Division determined that a Virginia-based information…

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