Virginia one step closer to claiming $1.4B through Biden’s ‘Internet for All’ initiative
Virginia is one step closer to the deployment of more than $1.48 billion in federal funding to bring broadband access to every Virginian.
Virginia is one step closer to the deployment of more than $1.48 billion in federal funding to bring broadband access to every Virginian.
It’s probably just me, recovering lifelong anxiety guy, but when I was at a Tim Kaine campaign event this past weekend, I found my eyes darting around at the security vulnerabilities, which were legion.
Washington and Lee University professor of art history Elliott King was featured in the popular NPR show “All Things Considered.”
If you notice some smoke outside on Friday, it is likely from wildfires, though it shouldn’t be as heavy as it was at times last summer.
Joe Biden will not run for re-election, and in a statement has endorsed his vice president, Kamala Harris, to be the Democratic Party nominee.
I did the reporter thing, and asked Tim Kaine, at a campaign event in Waynesboro on Saturday, about how he had originally been scheduled to debate Hung Cao in front of the Virginia Bar Association yesterday.
U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., tried to say, in a conference call with reporters on Friday, that his position on Joe Biden and the 2024 presidential race “has not changed,” but it sure seems that it has.
The disastrous Donald Trump acceptance speech may, counterintuitively, be the worst thing down the road for Democrats’ chances in November.
If it seems that my thinking on JD Vance’s turn from center-right moderate to full-blown far-right MAGA feels a bit personal, it’s because it is.
A few things appear off in the new VCU Wilder School poll that we’re told shows Donald Trump with a three-point lead on Joe Biden in Virginia.
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