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  Tens of thousands of Virginia Republicans will head to community colleges, church parking lots and county fairgrounds on Saturday to choose nominees in what activists and officials say remains an unpredictable battle for the near-term future of a party that has not won a statewide election in a dozen years. For the candidates vying for the right to run for governor under the Republican banner, the divergent options they present to voters is less about how to move on from former President Trump The delegates will choose among seven contenders running for the Republican nomination to replace...

At last, a resolution of sorts. The Fourth Man, formerly the con artist known as H, was finally revealed to a nation who have gorged on red herrings and deep fried dead ends since the wee donkey was just a wee foal. Yet when the great reveal came, it was still a bit of a shock to everyone, including AC-12. ‘He’s been under our noses since the beginning,’ cried DI Steve Arnott (Martin Compston). ‘What does this make us look like?’ wailed DI Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure). What indeed? Anyone who mentions the Keystone Kops will be arrested on sight.

Leave it to Tucker Carlson to counteract an absurd statement by President Joe Biden with a statement more absurd and perhaps even bigoted.

That Debate Over Family Political Corruption Isn't Finished Donald Trump Jr, Ivanka Trump, and Eric Trump at the 2016 Republican convention President Donald Trump spent the final presidential debate listing bogus allegations being peddled by Rupert Murdoch's media outlets against Hunter Biden regarding the latter's business in Ukraine and China. Then he ran a series of TV ads attacking the Bidens for alleged and unproved corruption, with supporting vignettes from his lawyer Rudolph Giuliani, a rotating cast of Fox personalities, and that mysterious "laptop from hell." Trump and his bu...

ANGOLA — The Metropolitan School District of Steuben County Board of Trustees made it clear this week they are prepared to hire an interim superintendent, if needed, to replace current Superintendent Brent Wilson after June 30. But Steuben Superior Court Judge William Fee will ultimately weigh in next month on whether the public school district can go that route or if they will have to wait until Wilson’s contract termination lawsuit is decided first. That’s because Wilson, through his attorney, Linda Pence, filed a motion seeking a preliminary injunction against the school cor...