Virginia Democratic leaders push General Assembly to codify abortion access
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The Democrats who represent Virginia in D.C. are leading an effort to get state lawmakers in Richmond to protect abortion access.
Search Results for Abigail Spanberger
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INFORM Consumers Act passes House, would protect retail against online theft
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With Black Friday one week away, the U.S. House passed the INFORM Consumers Act.
Youngkin’s failed push for Republicans in 2022 midterms puts presidential run at question
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin made campaign pitches for 15 Republican candidates in governor’s races across the country.
Drivers for human trafficking recruited on social media platforms
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Federal and local law enforcement are reporting an uptick in recruiting of drivers for human smuggling operations via social media.
Higher education loophole closed to protect veterans from being ‘nothing more than dollar signs’
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A loophole in the 90/10 rule allowed for-profit colleges to use G.I. Bill benefits to receive additional federal student aid for veterans and turn higher profits.
Open enrollment for the Marketplace on Healthcare.gov begins on Tuesday
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Marketplace open enrollment for 2023 begins tomorrow until Jan. 15, 2023, and Virginians are encouraged to review healthcare plan options.
Legislators look to bolster police efforts to end overdose deaths involving fentanyl
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U.S. legislators are pushing the House and Senate leaders to move forward with legislation to strengthen America’s response to fentanyl coming through the nation’s borders and ports of entry.
Youngkin cracks joke on Pelosi attack: ‘We’re going to send her back to be with him’
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A politically-motivated intruder brutally attacked the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in their California home overnight. Gov. Glenn Youngkin thought that was something to joke about at a campaign rally today.
Legislation would boost recruitment of police officers in state and local departments
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The Pathways to Policing Act invests in programs to assist state and local police departments with recruiting new officers.
Early start and increase in respiratory illnesses in Virginia creates concern with children
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Recent reports indicate many children’s hospitals have been at capacity for weeks with patients suffering from respiratory illnesses.
