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Charlottesville to Keep Trying to Remove Confederate Statues
The city of Charlottesville is preparing to appeal its defeat in a lawsuit over two Confederate monuments.
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Judge: Confederate Statues Will Stay in Charlottesville
A Virginia judge has blocked the city of Charlottesville’s effort to remove Confederate statues. The Daily Progress reports the three-day civil trial that ended Friday included a judge’s ruling preventing the removal of statues of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
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Mother of Charlottesville Car Attack Victim Heather Heyer Sues Murderer
The mother of a woman killed when a man rammed his car through a crowd protesting a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, is suing the convicted murderer for wrongful death. Susan Bro filed a $12 million lawsuit Aug. 30 against the 22-year-old attacker, who is now serving life sentences plus 419 years on numerous convictions. The Daily Progress reports...
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Maryland Homeowners Made About $57M From Airbnb Rentals in 2018
Maryland homeowners who rented their property using the popular home-sharing website generated around $57 million in income in 2018.
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Trump Signs Bill Naming Post Office for Army Captain Khan
President Donald Trump has signed into law a bill naming a Virginia post office for fallen U.S. Army Captain Humayun Khan, whose father criticized the then-candidate in a 2016 Democratic National Convention speech.
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Virginia Man Convicted of Punching Rally Organizer Fined $1
A Virginia man convicted of punching the organizer of last summer’s white nationalist rally after he attempted to hold a news conference has been fined $1. Jeffrey Winder of Afton was found guilty Tuesday of misdemeanor assault and battery for a second time during an appeal trial Tuesday, news outlets reported. Prosecutors said Winder could be seen on video punching...
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Grandson of Ex-Virginia Governor Avoids Prison Time in Rape Case
A grandson of a former governor of Virginia has avoided prison time after being accused of rape.