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After DOGE, a life upended

December 17, 2025 Guest User

This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center.


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Weapon offenses rise on Virginia university campuses
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Weapon offenses rise on Virginia university campuses
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Weapon law violations at Virginia's colleges and universities have climbed since 2020, driven by cases at Old Dominion University and Virginia Commonwealth University, according to Virginia State Police data.

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Three Words and a Quiet Revolution
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Three Words and a Quiet Revolution
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A simple change to the Preamble of the U.S. Constitution drew little debate from the Founders. Its ambiguity continues to be seized and fought over.

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Our Unfinished Union
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Our Unfinished Union
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The mission of this series is to give readers insights into how the Founding Fathers debated and addressed the issues we still contest today.

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Virginia Beach School Board bans the use of seclusion rooms
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Virginia Beach School Board bans the use of seclusion rooms
Feb 26, 2026

Virginia Beach reported the highest use of student seclusions in the state. A new policy limits the controversial practice for children in crisis.

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Virginia Beach poised to change seclusion policy
Feb 23, 2026
Virginia Beach poised to change seclusion policy
Feb 23, 2026

The Virginia Beach School Board may ban the use of seclusion rooms in city school buildings, a step to curtail the controversial practice of isolating troubled students in emergencies.

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At Longwood, a journey toward racial reckoning
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At Longwood, a journey toward racial reckoning
Feb 19, 2026

A Virginia university wanted property for dormitories and classrooms. It targeted a Black neighborhood at the center of the Civil Rights Movement.

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