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‘Living fossils’: Sturgeon are back, but the fight for their conservation isn’t over (opens the original)
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If you’re lucky enough to watch sturgeon breach — flinging their 200-pound bodies some 10 feet in the air before careening into the water — you might get the impression they’re invincible. “Imagine a linebacker doing a belly flop off a diving board,” said Gabe Thornton, paddle program coordinator with the James River Association, on a sturgeon watching boat tour last weekend. “That’s going to be a very similar splash to what you’ll see.” Atlantic sturgeon can weigh up to 800 pounds and grow to a
On the ballot this November: Automatic restoration of voting rights (opens the original)
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Sam Harris, a 56-year-old from Suffolk, will vote for the first time this November. Harris spent nearly 25 years behind bars and was released in 2024 via a conditional pardon — a rare action from a governor that modifies or ends a prison sentence — from then-Gov. Glenn Youngkin. But his right to vote wasn’t immediately restored. Virginia is the only state that permanently strips people convicted of felonies of their right to vote unless the governor restores that right. Gov. Terry McAuliffe, a D
Wittman pushes back on Trump’s desire to rename carrier, talks shipbuilding priorities (opens the original)
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U.S. Rep. Rob Wittman pushed back on some of President Donald Trump’s proposed military policies, including the possibility of building ships overseas and renaming the Doris Miller, a future Ford-class aircraft carrier. The congressman, who is seeking his 11th term in office, touted increased defense spending he said could benefit Virginia. The House of Representatives advanced its version of the Fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act, which would authorize $1.15 trillion in discretionar
Candidates spar over SNAP cuts on Virginia’s 1st District campaign trail (opens the original)
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Federal cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program could play a role in this year’s midterm elections. With less than three weeks before early voting starts, candidates for Virginia’s 1st Congressional District seat sparred on social media over changes to SNAP, formerly known as food stamps. Last week, Republican incumbent Rep. Rob Wittman posted a photo of himself at a foodbank in the Richmond suburbs. Democratic challenger Shannon Taylor responded that Wittman had voted to “cut food
More Virginia lawmakers call for special session to weigh Dominion merger (opens the original)
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More Virginia lawmakers are calling for an extension of the proposed NextEra and Dominion Energy merger review timeline. In a letter sent Monday, 14 Democratic delegates and senators urged Gov. Abigail Spanberger to call a special session for the legislature to vote to extend how long the State Corporation Commission would have to review the $67 billion deal. “A transaction of this magnitude cannot be meaningfully examined on that schedule,” lawmakers’ letter read. “Six months is not enough time
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