Fighting the Cities, the truth about global warming, Hurricane Earl, and then some good news.

Cooch and abortion. Sovereign immunity and the city. Water pollution and the state.

Note to Pilot readers: requiring Americans to buy health insurance is not the same as requiring them to buy a Chevy. Note to Pilot writers: asking average people to rule on constitutional matters, especially when they have a financial interest at stake, is not likely to arrive at a meaningful conclusion.

If every time the military makes a temporary expansion it becomes a permanent addition, then our military, and our spending, will only keep growing, unnecessarily and indefinitely.

Cooch wasn’t about to let the fact that Virginia is on the other side of the country from Mexico, without a significant Latino population, stop him from pursuing a bold and dynamic strategy of harassing people because they are brown.

Inform yourself, citizen! And stay out of the heat, for Odin’s sake.

Today we offer a good reason to be proud of Norfolk, and to hate Alberto Contador.

Continued from The Cycling Life: Tour de Pants

With the Tour de France entering its last week, we thought it an opportune time to take a look at Hampton Roads’ bizarro version of the race, the Tour de Pants.

It’s recall (or not) day in Portsmouth. Who’s voting?