Republican Derrick Anderson and Democrat Yevgeny “Eugene” Vindman faced off in a debate at the University of Mary Washington, emphasizing their qualifications for Virginia’s competitive congressional race. Anderson highlighted his business and military experience, while Vindman emphasized his background as a national security expert and commitment to healthcare reform. The candidates sparred over issues such as healthcare, taxes, and foreign policy, each aiming to convince voters of their ability to represent Virginia effectively in Congress.
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At least 2 people killed as storms push through South
Severe Storms Impact the SouthSevere storms across the South over the weekend resulted in two fatalities from falling trees and left nearly 150,000 people without power, with significant damage reported from Texas to South Carolina. Mississippi and Georgia each recorded one death due to trees falling on vehicles, while an EF-1 tornado caused injuries and property damage in Arkansas. The National Weather Service anticipates another wave of severe weather, including destructive winds and potential tornadoes,...
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