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I continue to believe mr. Trump will not be president. And throughout the Campaign Trump gave it back. Obama is an incompetent. He has been a disaster. Today the jokes, the barbs and belittling gave way to a meeting between two men who had never met before today. We discussed situations, some wonderful and some difficult. A 60minute meeting became a 90minut relationship between president s 44 and 45 elect appear to be thawing. We are going to do everything we can to help you succeed. Cleveland h...

A special event honoring fathers was held Tuesday night in Philadelphia praising local dads who have an active role in their children's lives. It was all part of the inaugural Fatherhood Summit.

Walter Davis, 29, of Colonial Heights was diagnosed with sickle cell at birth. He had his first crisis at three years old and learned the meaning of pain at a very young age.

The FDA recently approved two breakthrough gene therapies that can now be used to treat and possibly cure the genetic blood disorder, which mostly impacts the African-American community.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin wants to build next-generation nuclear plants and data centers. But he won’t tell Virginia residents what he’s doing.

Stripping coal from a mountain demands a wholesale rearrangement of its summit and the transformation of the surrounding forest into a moonscape. Enormous machines rip out the vegetation first, followed by the topsoil, and finally a layer or two of rock.

Stripping coal from a mountain demands a wholesale rearrangement of its summit and the transformation of the surrounding forest into a moonscape. Enormous machines rip out the vegetation first, followed by the topsoil, and finally a layer or two of rock.

Although it might seem so, old abandoned coal mines from several decades ago are no longer wastelands as forests are starting to grow back into the hollowed-out land. Read more here.

A review of new and old research shows coal strip mines rebound in remarkable ways, findings that could shape a new vision for these ravaged landscapes.

Darius A. Johnson says the heart of who he is as a person can be traced to his parents, Jerome J. Johnson and Roslyn A. Johnson, and his sister, Leslie N. Johnson.