 So the budget passed earlier this year would have restricted the program to Virginia residents seeking undergraduate degrees and required families to use federal aid, such as Pell Grants, before tapping into the state program. Military families and their advocates protested the changes, setting off a massive wave of political backtracking in a state that prides itself on having one of the nation's biggest concentrations of active duty and retired military residents. The governor, Youngkin, whose administration initially sought the cutbacks...