Drug reform: Legislation would disincentivize pharmacy benefit managers raising prices
The DRUG Act would disincentivize drug manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers from raising drug prices for patients.
The DRUG Act would disincentivize drug manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers from raising drug prices for patients.
President James Monroe called the mansion at Oak Hill in Aldie, Virginia home during and after his term as the fifth president of the U.S.
Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin is officially done politically, as Democrats swept to majorities in the State Senate and House of Delegates in the 2023 election cycle, in state legislative races decided on Tuesday.
U.S.D.A. Rural Development grants are providing $2,483,817 for the Commonwealth to provide distance learning services for rural areas.
One month ago, Congress averted a government shutdown by passing a stopgap funding bill to keep the government funded.
A plan to transform up to 65,000 acres of coal-mined properties in Southwest Virginia should help Virginia achieve energy security and reliability.
Three bills in the U.S. Senate would make it easier for Americans to register to vote and update registration status.
The Expanding Medical Education Act would address the lack of representation of underserved students in America’s physician pipeline.
A former Norfolk Police detective who was involved in multiple wrongful convictions will have all of his case files reviewed to reveal potential misconduct.
According to a report by the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission, child care is unaffordable for the majority of Virginia families.
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