Congressional members introduce legislation to continue federal child care funding
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The Child Care Stabilization Act would extend vital child care funding which is set to expire at the end of September 2023.
Search Results for Democrats
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Virginia’s delayed state budget boosts funding for schools, offers tax rebates
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Finally, the Commonwealth has a budget for fiscal year 2024. Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed the budget today in Richmond.
Climate and Energy News Roundup: September 2023
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If we open our hearts, the seeds of transformative action will flourish. We can take a Giant Leap from the interconnected crisis we face now into a future with a stable climate, clean air, clean water, and food security for all.
Progressive voice: Randall Wolf runs for House seat with Planned Parenthood endorsement
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The new District 36 includes the cities of Staunton and Waynesboro, southern Augusta and northern Rockbridge counties.
Waiting game over: Youngkin calls special session to deal with budget, proposed tax rebate
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin has called members of the Virginia General Assembly back to Richmond for a special session on Wednesday, Sept. 6.
Virginia, Georgia lawmakers introduce bills to protect American voting rights
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Congresswomen Jennifer McClellan and Nikema Williams introduced a package of bills to safeguard voting rights and protect American democracy.
‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ guy on Republicans: ‘I wrote that song about those people’
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The “Rich Men North of Richmond” guy, Oliver Anthony, darling of Republicans the past couple of weeks because of his song that they thought told Democrats where to stick it, turns out, he doesn’t like the Republicans.
Members of Congress push for investment in FCC program to provide internet discounts
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The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law expanded eligibility for the “Affordable Connectivity Program” to more than 1.9 million Virginians.
State AGs, Congress pushing Supreme Court to expand veterans’ educational benefits
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James Rudisill, a decorated veteran of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, now an FBI agent who investigates ISIS and White supremacists, is being done wrong by the VA.
We finally agree on something: That a person convicted of a felony shouldn’t be president
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We’ve finally found something that Republicans, Democrats and independents agree on: if a person is convicted of a felony, they should not be eligible to be elected president.
