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Sen. Tim Kaine says Trump’s war in Iran is far from over
Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine says renewed fighting between the United States and Iran shows President Donald Trump’s ceasefire is falling apart. After both countries resumed strikes and Trump suggested the U.S. could take control of security in the Strait of Hormuz, Kaine warns that the conflict could stretch far beyond the administration’s proposed five-month timeline.
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Virginia’s reproductive rights amendment could be knocked off the ballot – courts decide this month
Virginia’s General Assembly voted to put reproductive freedom on the ballot. Now, two court cases are challenging it. Follow @vadogwoonews for updates.
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Army veteran: Trump’s ‘vanity arch’ would desecrate Arlington National Cemetery
Army veteran Lindsay Rousseau didn’t hold back. Testifying against Trump’s proposed arch at Arlington National Cemetery, Rousseau warned the project would force grieving families to bury loved ones amid years of construction noise and accused the proposal of bypassing rules designed to stop monuments to living political leaders. “America does not build monuments to its…
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Rep. James Walkinshaw says Trump built a ‘mass destruction machine’
Rep. James Walkinshaw says Trump’s mass-deportation agenda has nothing to do with public safety. He called it a campaign of political retribution, power and intimidation and urged Congress to rein in what he described as a “mass deportation, mass destruction machine.”
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Life hack: Get into Virginia State Parks for free
In this Virginia economy, free things to do with the kids this summer are looking better and better. 👀 Be first to know about more money-saving tips by signing up for Dogwood’s free newsletter.
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The big picture on Loudon County’s data centers isn’t pretty – much like the buildings themselves
Data centers are impacting northern Virginia’s environment, land value, economy, and housing prices. What do Loudoun County residents get for their sacrifice—and is it enough?
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Prince William County kills massive data center project after residents push back
Prince William County just rejected what could have been one of the largest data center developments in the world. The proposed Dulles South Innovation Center would have covered nearly 2,000 acres in rural Prince William County — bigger than the University of Maryland’s campus and large enough to fit 22 Tysons Corner Center malls. After…
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Virginia shows why reproductive healthcare choic matters
Abortion isn’t one-size-fits-all—Virginians can choose when, where, and how they have an abortion. Medication abortion is a safe, private, and effective option which allows people to end a pregnancy in the comfort of their own home.
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Sen. Mark Warner Says It’s Time for Universal Health Care
Sen. Mark Warner is focusing on health care during his campaign as costs keep climbing: the average annual premium for employer-sponsored family coverage hit nearly $27,000 in 2025, while Virginia still had about 530,000 nonelderly uninsured residents as of 2023. Warner says universal health care should happen as soon as Democrats return to power—not decades…
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Gov. Spanberger Says Data Centers Should Pay Their Fair Share in Virginia
As Virginia’s data center boom puts more pressure on the electric grid, Abigail Spanberger says it’s time for the industry to pay its fair share. She’s proposing a first-of-its-kind tax based on energy consumption, arguing the companies driving massive electricity demand should help cover the costs—not taxpayers alone.

























