Multiple other law enforcement officers are under active investigation.

Editorial boards around the country are responding to last week’s deadly coup attempt.

The South Carolina senator is in favor of local control of education — except when he’s not.

Mark Herring said he will ‘do everything in my power’ to defend the state’s LGBTQ nondiscrimination law.

More than 21 million votes have already been cast in the 2020 election — with Democrats far outpacing Republicans.

He has ‘stopped’ nothing.

Some schools in Indiana had to shut down just days after classes started.

‘Virginia has a story to tell that extends far beyond glorifying the Confederacy and its participants.’

Also: The House of Representatives votes to end Trump’s Muslim ban, and New York expands voter registration.

Also: States move to make Juneteenth a paid holiday, and scientists find an inexpensive and widely available drug may help treat COVID-19.

Also: A symbol of racism will come down in Virginia, and public schools in Portland, Oregon, are ‘discontinuing’ the presence of police officers.

‘Richmond is no longer the capital of the Confederacy,’ said the city’s mayor.

Virginia state Sen. Amanda Chase tells gun owners to be ‘on alert.’

Also: Virginia decriminalizes marijuana and voter safety wins the day in a couple of key states.

Virginia state Sen. Amanda Chase is running for governor in 2021.

State legislators in Virginia and Wisconsin are suing to overturn orders designed to curb the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Republican Party of Virginia accused Gov. Ralph Northam of ‘tyrannical rule’ for requiring social distancing.

Also: Virginia has a new law defending reproductive health, and former President Barack Obama endorses a friend.

The incendiary tweets come one day after Trump assured governors from across the country that the decision to reopen their states amid the pandemic was up to them.

Republicans in multiple states across the country are trying to override their governors’ social distancing orders — ignoring expert advice on how to stop the novel coronavirus.

State Sen. Amanda Chase thinks Gov. Ralph Northam will keep the state closed so protesters don’t storm the Capitol.

Liberty University’s president has claimed concerns about the spread of coronavirus are overblown.

Also, voting rights were expanded Georgia, and the Confederacy suffered a blow in Virginia.

Also this week, Tennessee deported a Nazi, and gun safety advocates won a victory at the Supreme Court.

More than 1.3 million Virginia Democrats showed up to cast ballots on Super Tuesday, making it the largest ever presidential primary for either party.

Elsewhere this week, Virginia rolled back abortion restrictions and Colorado banned the death penalty.

Progressives notched victories on voting rights in both Virginia and North Dakota, and the House of Representatives took steps forward on the Equal Rights Amendment.

States addressed anti-LGBT discrimination, human trafficking, and youth suicide, and the House of Representatives passed a bill to strengthen unions.

A federal court stopped voter suppression efforts in Arizona, Illinois is making insulin cheaper, and Michelle Obama won a Grammy.

Gov. Jim Justice invited any Virginia county upset about their state’s new Democratic majority to join up with its conservative neighbor.