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After DOGE, a life upended

December 17, 2025 Guest Contributor

This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center.


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A comprehensive analysis by VCIJ at WHRO of Virginia’s public salaries data shows who earns the most – and who lags behind.

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The unending compromise of the Electoral College
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The unending compromise of the Electoral College
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The Founders deadlocked over how a President should be elected. Virginia’s leaders feared a popular vote.

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A new CEO for Virginia - Chief Energy Officer
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Environmental lawyer Josephus Allmond takes on a new cabinet position created by Gov. Spanberger. His task? Manage energy policy amidst rising consumer costs and growing demand

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Advocates for consumers and clean energy see opportunities – and risks – to remake energy policy and practice in Virginia

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Virginia Beach tech startup falls to earth
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Virginia Beach tech startup falls to earth
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DroneUp, started by a Navy veteran, launched with high praise – and up to $6 million in incentives – from state and local leaders. But the commercial drone company has failed to rise to expectations.

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