Government
November 3, 2026
Fact-Checking Attack Ads in Virginia
Attack ads, disputed claims, and millions in campaign spending helped shape the fight for Virginia’s 1st and 7th Congressional Districts.
November 3, 2026
Virginia Voters to Decide on Reproductive Rights Amendment
Question 1 asks whether reproductive freedom should be written into Virginia’s constitution, potentially changing abortion restrictions and parental consent laws.
November 3, 2026
Virginia Voters to Decide Who Regains Voting Rights After Prison
Question 3 would restore voting rights after incarceration without the governor's approval. A federal court ruling has already changed eligibility for many Virginians.
November 3, 2026
Virginia Voters to Reconsider 20-Year-Old Same-Sex Marriage Ban
Virginia voters approved the ban in 2006. Though unenforceable today, it remains in the state constitution. Question 2 gives voters a chance to remove it.
September 8, 2026
Who’s Really Running the Water in New Jersey’s Capital City?
Interviews with residents and city leaders, a review of government meetings, and governmental standstills show how few officials have been willing to take accountability for the urgent rehabilitation of the Trenton Water Works.