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The Muscarelle Museum of Art at W&M and Visit Williamsburg are inviting people to create squares for a massive quilt to mark the country's 250th birthday next July.
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The governor said that appointees would need to be rejected by Virginia House or Senate.
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The aircraft carrier left for a regularly scheduled deployment after the U.S. and Israel targeted Iranian nuclear facilities.
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Quilter Sally Barker has re-created masterpieces in different textures that enable people with visual disabilities to discern the color and design of the work.
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WHRO Public Media’s governing board will discuss how to cut costs if the U.S. Senate follows through with a plan to take back all government funding for public media.
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Sen. Tim Kaine is looking to ban further action without Capitol Hill’s approval.
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“If we don’t have the ability as a state to regulate [AI], that’s a problem,” Del. Michelle Maldonado said.
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Museum exhibit aligns with the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Hampton, the first Revolutionary War fight south of Massachusetts.
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Hampton Roads fighters and ships are part of a build up after U.S. bombed Iranian nuclear facilitiesFighters from Langley moved last week, while the Ford Strike Group leaves Tuesday.
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The court ruled conservative interest groups behind the suit, as well as the Trump administration, have until September to decide how to proceed given changes to federal priorities.