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The mounting costs of the Iran War (opens the original)
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Seven months after the United States and Israel launched a joint military campaign against Iran, the U.S. has lost 19 military personnel. The cost in assets and money continues to climb. The war has become the largest American combat operation in the Middle East since the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The human and financial toll is still being tallied, contested, and revised. By its own account, the Pentagon's opening 10-day campaign struck more than 5,000 targets and damaged or destroyed 50 Iranian n
A small Virginia town de-Flocks (opens the original)
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The Bridgewater Town Council this week canceled its contract with Flock Safety, following months of community unrest over widespread surveillance sparked by a report by the Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism at WHRO. A few hours after the resolution on Tuesday, Bridgewater officials had bagged the cameras. The council also agreed not to replace the Flock system with another automatic license plate reader system. The cancellation comes a year after a VCIJ analysis showed Flock data coll
Inside Virginia’s city halls, concerns, confusion rise with Flock protests (opens the original)
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A Williamsburg resident in March asked the police department at the College of William & Mary how data collected by the school’s Flock Safety surveillance system is shared. Police Chief Don Butler asked Flock for the answer, according to records obtained by the Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism at WHRO. “I’m trying to be transparent with some folks who would rather we didn’t have Flock cameras,” Butler wrote to the company, “and want to make sure I tell them correctly.” Flock Safety v
As Flock surveillance spreads, Virginia communities push back (opens the original)
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Melissa Corrigan was witnessing an ICE operation in Norfolk, she said, when an unfamiliar voice called her name over a loudspeaker. An ICE agent, whom she had never met, somehow recognized her and told her to leave. Corrigan, an activist and Navy veteran, was shocked. “My heart was pounding,” said Corrigan, who served in Operation Iraqi Freedom. “I was scared. ICE mentioned my name out of the blue, and I had no idea how they knew my identity.” Although she is unsure exactly how the agent knew he
Virginia’s highest public earners come with a whistle or a corner office (opens the original)
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Virginia’s highest-paid workers were in a league of their own: university coaches and athletic directors dominated the top of the state’s payroll, with several earning more than $1 million. University of Virginia head football coach Tony Elliott earned over $3.4 million in total pay, the highest salary for a public employee in the Commonwealth in calendar year 2025, according to the public salary data analyzed by the Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism at WHRO. Elliott’s contract paid h
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