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Midshipman candidate Marshall Forney Jr. graduated from the Naval Academy Prep School, Naval Station Newport May 9 in Newport, Rhode Island.

President John F. Kennedy was the most famous of the World War II veterans who became U.S. senators.

One was a groundbreaking voice for civil rights, another for the environment. One attached his name to a signature tax-cutting measure.

As we were so importantly reminded yesterday, 69 years ago American Armed Forces were engaged in a bold attack against the Germans, invading France at Normandy.

The race to represent a chunk of central Virginia Beach in the House of Delegates deteriorated this week into mudslinging involving two of the three Republican hopefuls for the November ballot.

One was the first black person elected to the Senate since Reconstruction. One was a groundbreaking voice for civil rights, another for the environment.

In the not very very distant past, the corridors of the U.S. Senate were alive with men who had served in World War II, among them such powerful icons as John Warner of Virginia, Ted Stevens of Alaska, Daniel Inouye of Hawaii and Ernest Hollings of South Carolina.

They came of age amid the horror of the last truly global conflict and shared a belief that politics served a higher calling.

Mark Warner continues to be by far and away Virginia's most popular politician, and doesn't look like he would face much trouble for reelection regardless of who the Republicans put up next year.

Reagan wouldn't even make it today? John Avlon on why Bob Dole and John Warner's dire warnings about the Republican Party's hard tack to the right are worth taking seriously.

The Wireless History Foundation has named four new inductees into the Wireless Hall of Fame, honoring their efforts in areas such as building the first GSM networks.

U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine of Virginia have introduced a bill paving the path for offshore drilling on Virginia's coast, a measure they say would improve state and national energy production and bolster the economy.

The Republican splits, real, imagined and otherwise, over the current statewide ticket and, specifically, E.W. Jackson's place on it, are the new campaign narrative.

The L.A. Times profiles George P. Bush: "He is the fourth generation to enter the family business: Great-grandpa was a U.S. senator, grandpa and an uncle were presidents, dad was a governor.

In retirement after 30 years in the U.S. Senate, John W. Warner chooses his words carefully when speaking of the Republican Party.

A split second, an arm's length on Korea's bloody Pork Chop Hill 60 years ago, and California college boy Jim Cunningham might be an old man now.

In an effort to put more holes in Virginia soil to extract materials millions of years old, Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner are renewing their attempts to lift the federal hold on oil and gas drilling in Virginia's coastal waters.

George Schmitt has broad telecom experience in wireless and wireline companies gained over a 40-year career.

U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine, both Democrats from Virginia, Wednesday cosponsored the introduction of The Virginia Outer Continental Shelf Energy Production Act of 2013.

After dropping the last two presidential elections and the last three US Senate races, Virginia Republicans had good reason for optimism heading into this fall's elections: Terry McAuliffe, the former Democratic National Committee chair who bragged about nearly missing his child's birth so he could party with a gossip columnist, is at the top of ... (more)