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Politically motivated indictments of former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James were dismissed by a federal judge on Monday.
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Donald Trump, late Wednesday, signed legislation mandating the release of the Epstein files within 30 days. It’s Friday; we haven’t heard a word about the next step.
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Donald Trump today called for the executions of a group of six congressional Democrats who participated in a video speaking to members of the military and the intelligence community about their right to refuse “illegal orders.”
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A group calling itself the Free Them All VA Coalition is pushing Northern Virginia Congressman Don Beyer to “declare his support” for the closure of the Farmville Detention Center, a privately owned and operated ICE detention facility in Central Virginia.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson made clear Tuesday that Republicans have no interest in actually releasing the Epstein files, and are only pretending to want to do so to string everybody along as long as possible, hoping the issue will go away, which, it won’t.
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Not everybody is upset with Tim Kaine for helping craft and push the U.S. Senate compromise that will give Republicans an out for taking trillions out of our healthcare system and pushing health-insurance premiums up dramatically for average families.
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Eight Senate Democrats are caving on the 40-day effort to try to protect Affordable Care Act subsidies. One of them is one of ours, Tim Kaine, who just got re-elected last year, so, doesn’t have to worry about facing the voters again until 2030.
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Donald Trump’s lack of business acumen is making America far from great, as job cuts this year have reached nearly 1.1 million, the most since 2020.
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Two decades ago, Virginia considered a public-private partnership that would have added two lanes in either direction on Virginia’s 325 miles of Interstate 81.
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Glenn Youngkin, the MAGA governor, trying to cover for the Trump administration cutting SNAP benefits, is committing the state to provide emergency nutrition assistance once the federal dollars run out on Oct. 31.
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