Legislation would ensure billionaires ‘pull more of their weight for America’s future’
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The Billionaire Minimum Income Tax Act would prevent the wealthiest Americans from escaping their fair share of paying taxes.
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Department of Interior review requested by lawmakers in 2017 shooting death of Bijan Ghaisar
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On November 17, 2017, two U.S. Park Police officers shot and killed 25-year-old Bijan Ghaisar, who was unarmed, after a car accident.
What if the Constitution no longer applied? Freedom’s greatest hour of danger is now
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We are approaching critical mass, the point at which all hell breaks loose. The government is pushing us ever closer to a constitutional crisis.
TikTok does for Osama bin Laden what 9/11, his ‘Letter to America’ couldn’t do
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TikTok wants you to believe that it doesn’t juice its algorithms. It’s just coincidence that a relative handful of videos promoting Osama bin Laden’s 2002 “Letter to America” got tens of million views last week.
Eugene Vindman raises $800K in first 24 hours after announcing Seventh District run
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The Eugene Vindman congressional campaign raised more than $800,000 over its first 24 hours after the retired Army colonel announced his candidacy for the Seventh District seat on Thursday.
Mel Gurtov: President Biden, Xi Jinping seek to find common ground
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The first face-to-face meeting in a year between Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping went about as expected.
Virginia lawmakers want investigation after Springfield loses FBI HQ bid
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Concerns have been raised by the Director of the FBI regarding the site selection process for the new FBI headquarters.
Twenty-three state AGs oppose Department of Labor rule change to unionize migrant workers
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A U.S. DOL rule change that would allow foreign agricultural workers to form unions encouraged 23 state AGs to create a coalition.
McClellan announces winners of Virginia District 4 annual photo competition
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The winners of the VA-04 Photography Contest are Bobby Conner of Ebony, Teresa Bales of Disputanta and Penn Markham of Richmond.
Will new House Speaker survive his push to keep federal government open?
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The new House Speaker, Mike Johnson, did Tuesday what his predecessor, Kevin McCarthy, did last month – getting the House to pass a continuing resolution to avoid a federal government shutdown.
