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Glenn Youngkin Extends a Warm Invitation to New Trump Administration to Choose Virginia Over Maryland and D.C.

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is set to launch a new video advertisement aimed at attracting workers and officials relocating to the Washington, D.C. area, particularly appealing to those joining the upcoming Trump administration. The ad will be unveiled on Tuesday, touting Virginia as a superior choice compared to D.C. and Maryland. Youngkin, who emphasized education during his successful campaign in 2021, asserted that Virginia offers schools that are better than those in its neighboring states. He pointed to a recent CNBC report that ranked Virginia as the top state in education and first for business, surpassing North Carolina this year.…

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A well-known real estate developer in Florida, George Pino, recently turned himself in to the police concerning a homicide charge linked to a tragic boating accident that occurred two years ago. The incident, which took place on September 4, 2022, involved Pino’s boat crashing into a channel marker near Boca Chita Key, resulting in the death of 17-year-old Luciana Fernandez. In addition, two other teenagers were seriously injured in the crash. Pino, 54, reported to a Miami-Dade court last week, where he encountered a crowd of family and friends. He entered a plea of not guilty to the charges against…

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No. 8 Marshall Triumphs Over Furman in NCAA Second Round The Marshall men’s soccer team, ranked eighth, secured a convincing 4-0 victory against Furman on Sunday in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The match took place at Hoops Family Field in Huntington, West Virginia. With this win, Marshall (12-1-7) moves on to face North Carolina State in the next round, while Furman ends the season with a record of 9-4-6. The scoring began in the 22nd minute when a handball led to a penalty kick taken by Lineker Rodrigues dos Santos, who successfully placed the ball in the…

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Secretary of State Antony Blinken will finally testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee (HFAC) regarding the Biden administration’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. His appearance comes after months of pressure and the threat of a contempt of Congress vote from Republican lawmakers. The hearing is scheduled for December 11, over three years after the chaotic evacuation that marked a critical moment in U.S. foreign policy. Blinken had initially testified in September 2021 before a committee led by Democrats, but many, including HFAC Chairman Michael McCaul, a Republican from Texas, felt that his statements were misleading and inadequate. Following that…

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The Clemson Tigers had a fantastic game against the University of Alabama at Birmingham Blazers, winning 90-52 in the first round of the Emerald Coast Classic held in Destin, Florida. This victory improves Clemson’s record to 4-1 and showcases their strong performance both offensively and defensively. One of the highlights of the match was the Tigers’ impressive shooting from beyond the three-point line, as they made a season-best 13 three-pointers from eight different players. Four players stood out by scoring in double figures: Loyal McQueen led with 17 points, followed by Tessa Miller with 15, Anya Poole with 12, and…

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The County Square development, which is currently under construction, has recently shared an updated list of tenants. This news was posted by the project’s brokerage firm, KDS Caine, on social media on November 20. Among the newly confirmed tenants are: – Rooftop Cinema Club, a unique outdoor movie theater that began in the UK, offering a combination of film screenings, drinks, and food. – Fetch Park, a dog-friendly bar and social hub designed for pet owners to relax and enjoy time with their dogs. – Arhaus, a furniture store that focuses on collaborating with skilled artisans to create beautiful pieces.…

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Three men were arrested in Nashville after a concerned citizen alerted authorities about their suspicious activity atop the AT&T Building, often affectionately called the “Batman Building” due to its unique design. The incident occurred on Sunday around 5 p.m. when someone called 911, expressing concern over three individuals who were spotted on the skyscraper’s distinctive tower. The witness described the situation, saying, “They don’t look like they’re supposed to be there. And it’s a Sunday. So I can’t imagine they’re working. But it looks very strange.” Responding officers used binoculars and identified the men, one of whom was seen near…

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Wofford Volleyball Triumphs Again as SoCon Champions SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The Wofford Terriers volleyball team achieved an impressive victory in the Southern Conference (SoCon) Tournament final, staging a remarkable comeback against Mercer. After losing the first two sets and facing a match point in the fourth set, the No. 2 ranked Terriers rallied to win the match in five sets (22-25, 22-25, 25-16, 26-24, 16-14). This victory marks Wofford’s second consecutive SoCon championship and improves their record to 23 wins and 8 losses, while Mercer ends their season at 26-6. This win is historic for the Terriers, as it makes…

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GREENVILLE, S.C. – The Greenville Police Department has announced that a second suspect has been charged with murder in a shooting incident that occurred in August. Eighteen-year-old Jedo Zakaria is accused of being involved in an armed robbery at the Mulberry Court Apartments on August 31. Along with Zakaria, two other teenagers—Corey Russ, also 18, and 17-year-old Andre Nicholson—were allegedly planning to rob a 16-year-old victim who was armed with a rifle, according to police. During the attempted robbery, Nicholson was shot and killed, while the 16-year-old victim sustained injuries that were not life-threatening. Corey Russ was arrested in September…

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A Missouri state court has recently upheld a law that bans child mutilation, marking a significant moment in the fight to protect children’s rights. Following a trial that lasted two weeks, the ruling reinforces a law that aims to safeguard minors from irreversible medical procedures related to gender transitions. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey celebrated the court’s decision, declaring it a major victory for the state’s children. He emphasized that Missouri is the first state to uphold such a law in a trial court. Bailey expressed pride in the efforts of his office, which worked tirelessly to highlight the lack…

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