The deadly storming of the U.S. Capitol by a riotous mob was an insurrection incited by the president of the United States, who is emotionally incapable of admitting he lost an election.

Bob Good’s “representation” of the 5th Congressional District has been atrocious so far.

Evidence suggests that the coronavirus is strengthening in Central Virginia, and residents should be concerned.

On one level, it’s understandable that private companies would not want their services and platforms used to foment violence and undermine democracy. On another, their actions show just how much power over global speech we’ve ceded to a handful of companies whose primary incentive is profit, not free expression.

This year saw a truly amazing outpouring of gifts to the Santa Fund for Schoolkids. The total is a record-breaking $229,415.58.

Mandatory minimum sentences were passed as a previous “reform” to state law because citizens of the commonwealth got sick and tired of seeing criminals released after a short stay in prison, only to commit more crimes once they got out.

A mob has stormed the U.S. Capitol, breaching security, ransacking desks in the Senate, sending members of the House cowering for cover. This is insurrection.

The country’s vaccine roll-out is an utter mess. The federal government is chiefly to blame, but states and local officials, all of whom had many weeks to prepare for what everyone knew would be a massive logistical challenge, have been caught tragically flat-footed as well.

Whatever is the truth about a consultant interview in Charlottesville's search for a new city manager, the complaint alone is indicative of the lack of stability in city government to which City Council referred this week.