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    Why critics say Virginia’s new school voucher program won’t benefit every student equally

    Will Virginia’s new school voucher program actually help every student—or just the families who can already afford choice? Let us know your thoughts in the comments and follow @vadogwoodnews for more.


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    Rep. Suhas calls out Trump’s attack on mail-in voting

    Virginia Rep. Suhas Subramanyam accused President Donald Trump of trying to tilt the midterm elections in Republicans’ favor by making it harder for Americans to vote. His comments came as the Trump administration moved to rebuild federal election-security operations after previously dismantling much of the system, leaving officials scrambling with fewer than 100 days before…


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    Gov. Spanberger restores voting rights to 66,000 Virginians

    Gov. Abigail Spanberger has restored voting rights to over 66,000 Virginians with past felony convictions since she took office. This is a sharp break from former Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s case-by-case system, which left thousands waiting for a decision. Virginia voters will also consider a constitutional amendment in November that would make rights restoration automatic after…


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    Sen. Kaine says Trump is pushing “performative war” to distract from problems he created

    Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine accused the Trump administration of treating war like political content—prioritizing flashy videos, online trolling, and optics over the hard work of keeping Americans safe. Kaine said the administration is using conflict to distract from “larger problems of its own making,” calling the approach “juvenile,” “embarrassing,” and tragic.


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    Rep. Walkinshaw reads heartbreaking letters from children held at Dilley

    As Democrats renew calls to shut down the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in Texas, Virginia Rep. James Walkinshaw read letters and drawings from children ages 5, 7, 9, 12 and 14 held there. The children wrote about missing school, pleading to leave, feeling depressed and getting sick from the water, arguing no child should have…


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    Rep. Don Beyer questions effort to reshape Smithsonian exhibits

    At a combative hearing over the Trump administration’s push to strip “divisive narratives” from Smithsonian exhibits, Virginia Rep. Don Beyer asked historian Dr. David Blight what a museum becomes when uncomfortable history gets edited out. “A nice, pleasing stroll,” Blight replied, “and not much to talk about afterwards at lunch.” Pressed further on where museums’…


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    Rep. Walkinshaw says any votes for Todd Blanche are votes for the Epstein cover-up

    Virginia Rep. Josh Walkinshaw says senators who confirm Todd Blanche will be helping shield the truth about Jeffrey Epstein. He accused Blanche of helping cover up the Epstein files and argued that confirming him would further politicize the Justice Department. Walkinshaw says the DOJ should release every Epstein file—not confirm another Trump loyalist.


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    Walkinshaw: Saudi Arabia has “bought and paid for” Trump

    Rep. James Walkinshaw sharply criticized President Trump, accusing him of putting his personal financial interests ahead of the American people. Walkinshaw alleged that Saudi Arabia and other foreign governments have enriched Trump and his allies in an effort to influence his decisions.


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    Explore the Blue Ridge Mountain town for under $50

    Summer vacations are expensive, so sign up for Dogwood’s free newsletter at the link in bio to access more Virginia day trips under $50. Don’t let the size fool you; there’s always more to explore in small-town Virginia. 😉


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    Sen. Tim Kaine: $35 insulin is one step closer

    A bipartisan Senate bill would cap insulin at $35 a month for people with private or employer-sponsored health insurance. Sen. Tim Kaine, who co-sponsored the measure, said it has cleared committee and now needs approval from the full Senate and the House. He called it a concrete way to lower health care costs for families.