Michael Paul Williams

Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s veto of expanded collective bargaining rights betrays core Democratic constituencies and deepens Virginia’s legacy of anti‑worker, anti‑Black policy at a moment when affordability and multiracial democracy are

Social media is designed for debate. But one of its most counterintuitive arguments frequently places Virginia outside of the South.

Virginia sits at the messy crossroads of identity, where history screams “Deep South” but lived culture, shifting demographics and a touch of Old Dominion snobbery make it feel like the

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A youth baseball league seemed like a natural community benefit to include in a proposal to redevelop the North Arthur Ashe Boulevard area that includes The Diamond.

Once promised a starring role in the Diamond District’s community benefits, the Metropolitan Junior Baseball League now finds itself sidelined, exposing how a multimillion‑dollar redevelopment can still strike out on

Try as folks might to rewrite history, history keeps rewriting itself.

History keeps trying to warn us, but in a nation determined to forget, each new injustice becomes another grim reminder that America’s refusal to face its past is the very

As America prepares to commemorate its 250th birthday — "celebrate," in the current environment, seems like a stretch — political conservatives seem intent on undoing the 20th century.

As America approaches its 250th birthday under the shadow of conservative efforts to roll back abortion rights, marriage equality, voting protections and even birthright citizenship, Virginia finds itself a decisive