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Cartoon: Like Watching Congress

Cartoon by Michael Ramirez for Feb. 12, 2024.

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Letters for Feb. 13: Let’s provide free meals to our public school students

School meals As president of the School Nutrition Association of Virginia, I implore our lawmakers to prioritize the well-being of our youngest citizens during the 2024 state legislative session....

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Column: Simple Valentine’s Day gestures can warm senior hearts

With Valentine’s Day this week and inflation being through the roof, the thought of spending money on an extravagant date or gifts has all of us stressing out. Valentine’s Day doesn’t need to be a...

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Cartoon: Climate Change

Cartoon by Steve Breen for Feb. 13, 2024.

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Editorial: Region’s House delegation right to join forces for carrier...

A delay of the Navy’s plans to build new aircraft carriers would cause serious problems for the shipbuilding industry in Hampton Roads. It would harm companies that supply critical parts, while likely...

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Letters for Feb. 14: It’s time to bring the light rail to Virginia Beach

The Tide Hampton Roads is the 37th largest metropolitan area in the country with almost 2 million residents plus hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of vacationers each year. Our infrastructure...

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Column: Lowering drug prices should be a priority for all

On Feb. 4, The Virginian-Pilot and Daily Press published a column by the Rare Access Action Project’s Michael Eging that attempted to mislead Virginians about the impact of bills that would create a...

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Cartoon: The Recipe

Cartoon by Drew Sheneman for Feb. 14, 2024.

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Editorial: NATO alliance serves nation well, contrary to what Trump says

In a few weeks, Scope Arena in Norfolk will be busy with activity as the city holds its annual NATO Festival, the longest continuous festival on the Hampton Roads calendar. It pays tribute to our...

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Letters for Feb. 15: Don’t miss “The Color Purple” musical in Newport News

Support the arts If you liked “The Color Purple,” you are going to love the current production on Feb. 16, 17, 23 and 24 at the Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center. This show is based on the novel...

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Column: Affordable internet program got me back on my feet

As an accountant, I believe in fiscal responsibility. I’m a registered Republican and I have worked hard my whole life. When things took a tough turn for me, the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)...

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Cartoon: Ammo Supplies

Cartoon by Bill Bramhall for Feb. 15, 2024.

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Editorial: Spread the message that help is available for those in crisis

Virginia Beach police last week confirmed what many had suspected and feared: the man who drove his SUV off the end of the Beach Fishing Pier in late January intended to take his own life. While we do...

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Letters for Feb. 16: Virginia Beach City Council should consider rent control...

Rent control In its discussions on affordable housing, I’m urging the Virginia Beach City Council to take renters into account. It seems that (outside of measures that would fight homelessness, which...

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Column: Small changes make a big difference for your heart

With a strong, healthy heart, you have stamina to get through the day’s tasks and chores. If you need a burst of power to sprint the last 30 feet to catch a bus, to keep up with a toddler or to enjoy a...

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Cartoon: Where’s Reverse?

Cartoon by Walt Handelsman for Feb. 16, 2024.

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Editorial: Legislature should approve bill bolstering Virginia’s resilience...

The House of Delegates on Tuesday passed legislation that promises to streamline the commonwealth’s work to protect communities from flooding and the worsening effects of climate change. By creating an...

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Letters for Feb. 17: Lawmakers should fund hands-on education so we’re...

Education Student learning outside the classroom picked up momentum decades ago. At the time, some felt skeptical. We’ve come a long way. We now know environmental education has a positive impact on...

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Column: In Biden’s decline, the unmaking of a president

Beginning with the election of John F. Kennedy in 1960 and through the re-election of Richard Nixon in 1972, political journalist and biographer Theodore H. White wrote books called “The Making of a...

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Column: Age matters. Biden’s age is his superpower

President Joe Biden is old. Like each of us, he comes from a particular place in history, in his case the LBJ years. And that’s one big reason why his first term has been so full of accomplishment: His...

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