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In case you've missed the 1 million New York Times headlines announcing a "constitutional crisis," here are a few typically ...

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Starting July 1, mail theft becomes a Class 6 felony in Virginia, giving local prosecutors new power to charge thieves who steal from mailboxes across Central Virginia.

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