U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of Virginia veteran, benefits post-9/11
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Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan and Sen. Tim Kaine celebrated the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling yesterday for a Virginia veteran’s benefits.
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Stafford County awarded $10M in fed funding to relocate Brooke Road out of floodplain
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Stafford County has received a $10,251,613 federal grant to raise and realign a portion of Brooke Road to alleviate frequent flooding.
IG report: ‘Couldn’t be clearer that USPS has not been providing reliable service’
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The USPS Inspector General report has been released on the Richmond Regional Processing and Distribution Center (RPDC) in Sandston.
House Gun Violence Prevention Task Force wants vote on banning bump stocks for civilians
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Bump stocks are gun accessories that affix to assault rifles and generate automatic fire of 400 to 800 rounds per minute.
IVF legislation would expand services for veterans in same-sex marriages, unmarried couples
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Last week, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced expanded IVF services for veterans, including eligible unmarried veterans.
Lawmakers crack down on online sales of illicit drugs containing fentanyl with legislation
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In 2022, the DEA seized more than 58 million fake pills containing fentanyl and 13,000 pounds of fentanyl powder equal to 400 million doses.
Virginia lawmakers support pharmaceutical manufacturing at Tech Hub in Richmond
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Virginia received a Tech Hub designation and now lawmakers are rallying to promote pharmaceuticals in Richmond-Petersburg.
Virginia lawmakers push USPS on mail disruptions, delays from Richmond processing center
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Virginia lawmakers delivered another letter of concern to the USPS’s Inspector General about mail disruptions and delays.
American lawmakers, authorities respond to House passage of legislation to ban TikTok
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House passage this morning of legislation to ban TikTok in the United States is drawing approval and disapproval.
President Biden uses State of the Union to make his case for four more years
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President Biden didn’t have a high bar to have to clear, thanks to Republicans prattling on and on about his supposed cognitive impairment.
