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Jul 31

In battleground Virginia, Kaine may give Democrats an edge

By Thomas Beaumont, Associated Press

Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine's name on the Democratic ticket can realistically nudge this pivotal state closer into Hillary Clinton's column.

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Jun 27

Supreme Court to review whether North Carolina relied too heavily on race in redistricting

By Jonathan Drew, Associated Press

The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether Republican lawmakers relied too heavily on race when they redrew North Carolina's congressional districts to give the GOP a powerful advantage in the swing state.

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Jun 27

High court overturns former Virginia governor’s conviction

By Sam Hananel, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — A unanimous Supreme Court on Monday overturned the bribery conviction of former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell in a ruling that could make it harder for prosecutors to bring corruption cases against elected officials.

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May 23

Supreme Court unanimously dismisses GOP appeal over Virginia districts

By Associated Press

WASHINGTON — A unanimous Supreme Court has dismissed a Republican appeal over congressional districts in Virginia.

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May 09

Clinton talks ‘work-life balance’ with families in Virginia

By Associated Press

Clinton highlights her support for increased family leave and equal pay at an event with parents in a coffee shop in suburban Loudoun County, Virginia — a battleground county outside Washington where the votes of affluent women are critical.

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Apr 29

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GOP candidates jockey for delegate ‘free agents’ in Virginia

By PBS News Hour

After Donald Trump’s sweeping wins across five Northeastern states Tuesday, his trailing opponents are redoubling their efforts to keep the GOP front-runner from a delegate majority. In Virginia, Trump may have won the primary, but that was just the first…

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Apr 29

Column: This little known site is the birthplace of the student civil rights movement

By Jeff Feinstein

The Moton Museum in Farmville, Virginia, recently commemorated the 65th anniversary of the 1951 Moton Student Strike. A few years after the strike, Moton High provided a majority of the plaintiffs in the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education school…

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Apr 28

Significant premium hikes expected under Obama health law

By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar and Tom Murphy, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Expect insurers to seek significant premium increases under President Barack Obama's health care law, in a wave of state-level requests rippling across the country.

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Apr 25

Justice Department wants states to make it easier for ex-prisoners to obtain IDs

By Eric Tucker, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — States should make it easier for convicted felons to obtain state-issued identification after they get out of prison, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Monday.

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Apr 19

Court rules in favor of transgender student in bathroom case

By Corinne Segal

An appeals court ruled on Tuesday in favor of a transgender student who says that his school violated anti-discrimination laws by not allowing him to use the bathroom that matches his gender.

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