The letter addresses “federal government overreach” as one of Wahoos4UVA’s motivations for higher education governing board changes.

BY DANIEL A. SEGAL We—meaning both faculty and the AAUP—know that when our teaching and research disturb powerful interests, we risk repression on our campuses from administrators, trustees, donors…

Democratic Virginia Gov. Spanberger vetoed a bill that would have expanded collective bargaining rights to public employees.

By Freeda Cathcart, Founder of Indivisible Virginia On Friday, June 12, the Virginia Data Center Economic & Environmental Review was published. It’s a comprehensive review of recent white papers, stud...

Democrats in the House of Delegates on Friday released budget language that would gut a recent law aimed at boosting public confidence in the accuracy of campaign finance reports.

A tent has collapsed at EastLake Community Church according to the Bedford County Public Information Officer, Shelley Basinger. Multiple injuries have been reported.

After Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson stoked anger over a horrific knife attack in Belfast, a youth group linked to a global neo-Nazi movement quietly orchestrated anti-immigrant riots.

The World Bank says that the war is slashing global growth prospects and that a prolonged conflict could tip dozens of developing nations into years of stagnation.

Thirty-one states are on track to participate in the first federal tax-credit scholarship program.

A bill awaiting Gov. Spanberger's signature does not currently include service employees.

Governor Abigail Spanberger is considering a bill that would expand collective bargaining for some government employees but deny it to others.

One adjunct professor argues that without the legal leverage of collective bargaining, she is a 'sitting duck' for institutions to profit from her expertise while leaving her vulnerable to financial i...