‘All about agriculture’: Sen. Kaine roundtable discusses China, international trade, labor
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The second stop for Sen. Tim Kaine Friday was in Verona where he hosted a Farm Bill roundtable at the Augusta County Government Center.
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Legislation would cut red tape for survivors of miners who died from black lung disease
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The Relief for Survivors of Miners Act eases burden on family members of miners who died from black lung disease.
Seven AI companies commit to outside testing and investment in cybersecurity
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The White House announced today that seven leading artificial intelligence companies committed to put new AI systems through outside testing.
Wittman leads House members in legislation to protect Chesapeake Bay
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The Chesapeake Bay SEEE Act would help protect the watershed, improve ecosystem management and increase environmental stewardship.
Virginia airports awarded another $44.6M in federal funding for improvements
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More than $44 million in federal funding has been allocated for Virginia airports from the Federal Aviation Administration’s 2023 AIP.
‘The bedrock of our democracy’: Legislation would strengthen right to vote for all Americans
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The Freedom to Vote Act would improve access to the ballot for Americans, advance commonsense standards and protect American democracy.
Virginia receives $1.1M in federal funding to preserve historic state-owned sites
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Virginia will receive $1,124,764 of $10 million of federal funding awarded through the Semiquincentennial Grant Program.
China denies allegations of hacking Microsoft, breaching unclassified government emails
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The good news is that U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken had already planned a trip to Beijing, but China gained insights on his visit.
Bill would LIFT new homeowners into wealth-building, especially Black Americans
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Sen. Mark R. Warner first introduced the LIFT Act in 2021 to establish a program at the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
U.S. Senators: More must be done for servicemembers living in unsafe conditions
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Two U.S. Senators sent letters to the Air Force, Army, Navy, and to the Department of Defense regarding their implementation of privatized housing reforms.
