News:

Should state take jobless funds? (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star)

Democratic hopefuls for governor agree to debates (Richmond Times-Dispatch) 

Rural Roots Offer Benefits, Obstacles To Deeds’s Run (Washington Post)

A Vaccine Debate Once Focused on … Read more>

On April 21, Pastors For Family Values, the pastoral component of The Family Foundation, will hold a Pastors Fellowship Lunch at 8001 Forbes Place, Suite 111, in Springfield. It will last from 12:00-2:00 p.m. There is no charge for … Read more>

Let’s skip over the state news . . . there’s a lot going on in the country and elsewhere. The opposition over Catholic Notre Dame conferring an honorary doctorate on pro-abortion President Obama continues to grow, as the local bishop will boycott the … Read more>

Part of JFK’s rise to prominence was the popularity of his book Profiles In Courage. The former journalist’s book was a series of accounts about people throughout history who stood up for principle in the face of political opposition or other difficult obstacles. Ever since, the … Read more>

News:

FDA Ordered to Rethink Age Restriction for Plan B (Washington Post) 

Expand access to pill, judge says (Richmond Times-Dispatch) 

McAuliffe travels to Danville to outline tax relief plan (Richmond Times-Dispatch)  

Two in race … Read more>

Today’s News Stand has the typical political fare. However, for something completely different, and for a taste of other states’ political and legal news, see the articles from OneNewsNow.com. It seems that Indiana has its own license plate controversy, … Read more>

Pastors and attorneys have a lot in common. Or at least a lot of common interests. Maybe its a minimal distinction. Still, both are true. In short, both do a lot of public speaking in hopes of convincing people to a certain truth … Read more>

In response to the recent U.S. Department of Health and Human Services proposal to rescind recently adopted regulations protecting conscience rights in health care, Virginia Catholic Conference Executive Director Jeff Caruso submitted the following comments to HHS on March 17 … Read more>

Boston may have had its Tea Party in 1773 (a fact I know well as a stammering, stage-frightened, scene-blowing actor in my 7th grade play, The Boston Tea Party), but Virginia’s rebellious nature against authoritarian rule is no less historic, … Read more>

Today’s News Stand has only one article, but it’s quite a blockbuster. It’s about an organization that pulled off a sting operation on Planned Parenthood in Arizona. We also have a News Stand first: Video embedded into the post. It’s … Read more>