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Boar's Head Provisions closes its Virginia facility following a lethal listeria outbreak. The closure, linked to liverwurst production, affects 500 workers and follows numerous health violations.
Waterford, a National Historic Landmark in Loudoun County, Virginia, maintains its 19th-century rural character amidst rapid regional development. With 181 residents, it balances preservation and modern living.
USDA reports reveal severe food safety issues at a Boar's Head facility in Virginia, leading to a fatal listeria outbreak. Experts criticize the delayed response to repeated violations.
New NAR settlement reshapes real estate commissions, affecting buyers, sellers, and agents. Transparency increases, but challenges arise for some buyers. Industry professionals and consumers adjust to the evolving landscape.
Massachusetts' top court debates public access to hearings for alleged clients of a high-end brothel network. The case challenges traditional privacy practices in preliminary court proceedings.
A salmonella outbreak linked to a Wisconsin egg farm has affected 65 people across nine states. The farm has recalled all its eggs and suspended production as investigations continue.
The Justice Department's case against Google's ad tech business begins, potentially impacting major news outlets and rivals. The trial could reshape the digital advertising landscape and Google's market position.
Google confronts a series of antitrust lawsuits in the US, marking a shift in the government's approach to tech giants. The outcomes could reshape the company's future and the tech industry at large.
President Biden's proposed 2% pay raise for federal civilian workers in 2025 has drawn criticism from labor unions and advocates, citing concerns about inflation and pay parity with military personnel.
A 116-year-old Fredericksburg house, expertly renovated by designer Jackie Payne, seamlessly combines original features with modern additions. Now on market for $3 million.
A Nepali-American nurse's disappearance in Virginia leads to her husband's arrest. The case, drawing international attention, sees community mobilization and legal proceedings heading towards a 2025 trial.
The U. S. Justice Department has indicted Dimitri Simes and Anastasia Simes for allegedly violating sanctions benefiting Russian entities. The couple, believed to be in Russia, faces charges related to Channel One Russia and a sanctioned oligarch.
U. S. authorities indict Russian-born American citizen and ex-Trump campaign advisor for collaborating with sanctioned Russian media. Charges include money laundering, with potential 20-year sentence if convicted.
Trump's proposal to move 100,000 federal jobs from D. C. area raises concerns among workers and local economies. Politicians from both parties criticize the plan, highlighting its potential impact on upcoming Senate races.
Republican strategists are supporting third-party candidates like Cornel West to potentially divert votes from Democrats in the 2024 presidential race. This tactic raises ethical concerns and highlights the complexities of U.S. election laws.
Thomas Taylor, Montgomery County's new school superintendent, outlines plans to address trust issues, improve academic performance, and enhance safety in Maryland's largest school system.
Loudoun County School Board considers allowing students to carry naloxone on campus to combat rising opioid overdoses. The policy, part of ongoing efforts to address drug use, awaits full board approval this fall.
Sonic Youth co-founder Kim Gordon teams up with D. C. duo Model Home for an unexpected single. The collaboration, born from a chance meeting, showcases their unique musical styles and creative synergy.
A 2022 crash on I-64 in Virginia, killing three and injuring others, was caused by a fatigued truck driver. NTSB report reveals company's role in exceeding driving hour limits.
Allegations of misconduct by Trump's staff during a solemn ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery spark debate. Officials and campaign offer conflicting accounts of the incident.
A U. S. appeals court found Oregon State Bar officials infringed on a conservative lawyer's constitutional rights by publishing a Trump-critical statement. The ruling addresses free speech concerns in mandatory bar associations.
Virginia officials approve deal with Norfolk Southern to extend passenger rail into New River Valley and enhance Northern Virginia commuter services. Agreement aims to make rail travel more accessible across the state.
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin wins appeal for a new trial against the New York Times over a 2017 editorial. The case could potentially challenge longstanding press freedom protections.
A growing number of US schools are implementing strict cellphone policies, citing concerns about student distraction and mental health. The trend marks a shift from previous, more lenient approaches to device use in classrooms.
Theater professionals reveal hilarious backstage pranks, from startling mannequins to rubber duck invasions. These lighthearted antics foster camaraderie and keep long-running shows fresh for performers.
A man who assaulted Rep. Gerry Connolly's staff with a baseball bat was deemed not guilty due to insanity. The incident highlights concerns about political violence and mental health issues.
Arlington Public Schools introduces a pilot program using magnetic pouches to store cellphones during school hours. The initiative aims to create a more engaged learning environment and limit screen time.
An individual with outstanding warrants was apprehended in Arizona for threatening former President Trump. The arrest occurred during Trump's visit to the U.S.-Mexico border region.
Kamala Harris's campaign mantra gains traction at the Democratic National Convention, reflecting a combative national mood. The phrase, rooted in social justice movements, resonates with delegates and party leaders.
Ohio's Secretary of State refers 597 potential noncitizen voter cases for investigation, marking an increase from previous years. The cases represent a small fraction of the state's 8 million registered voters.