Virginia Senate backs ERA: Commonwealth becomes 38th state to ratify
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The Virginia Senate voted Monday to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, pushing the constitutional question to Washington.
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State Supreme Court upholds Northam executive order
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The Supreme Court of Virginia refused late Friday to take up the appeal of a lower-court ruling upholding Gov. Ralph Northam’s declaration of a state of emergency in advance of expected militant demonstrations at the State Capitol on Monday.
Virginia passes Equal Rights Amendment: Setting up constitutional fight
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The Virginia General Assembly voted Wednesday to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, becoming the 38th state to do so.
Trump administration: Effort to ratify ERA has timed out
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The Trump administration is saying today that the effort initiated in the 1970s to pass the Equal Rights Amendment has timed out.
Nullify government tyranny: In 2020, harness the power of your discontent
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Twenty years into the 21st century, and what do we have to show for it?
House Speaker-designee Eileen Filler-Corn announces staff appointments
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House Speaker-designee Eileen Filler-Corn has announced additional appointments to her office staff.
AG: Second Amendment sanctuary resolutions ‘have no legal effect’
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Attorney General Mark Herring has put the legal kibosh on local Second Amendment sanctuary resolutions.
Northam addresses environment, climate change in upcoming budget
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A $733 million budget proposal from Gov. Ralph Northam would create an Office of Offshore Wind, support ongoing efforts to clean the Chesapeake Bay and significantly boost the Virginia Land Conservation Foundation grant program.
What happens if a sheriff doesn’t enforce a state law?
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Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith feels his comments on gun-control legislation expected to come out of Richmond have been misconstrued.
Northam pledges to repeal discriminatory language in state code
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Gov. Ralph Northam is committing to repealing racially discriminatory language in the Virginia code, which, yeah, it’s hard to report on that without mentioning the blackface scandal.
