Sen. Warner urges FAA, DOJ to protect women from sexual assault on airplanes
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Sen. Warner is urging the FAA to strengthen airline requirements to ensure airline personnel protect women on board from sexual assault.
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Robert Hurt: Agriculture critically important in Virginia
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This past week, I had the privilege of joining the Pittsylvania County Farm Bureau for their annual meeting in Chatham.
In a contentious election year, rural voters remain engaged
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Political experts believe the rural vote is still important, particularly in Congressional and state races.
Robert Hurt: Reining in the CFPB’s unchecked authority
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was created by the Dodd-Frank Act with the intention of overseeing consumer protection.
Our View: Hillary Clinton gets nod for president
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Democrat Hillary Clinton is our choice for president in the Nov. 8 election, after which we hope the nation can take steps toward healing.
What’s new in efforts to generate electricity from ocean waves?
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Wave power advocates cheered in September 2016 when Hawaii-based Naval researchers started feeding power from two experimental offshore wave energy devices.
18 additional counties designated as High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas
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Director of National Drug Control Policy Michael Botticelli announced the designation of 18 additional counties in nine states as High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas.
Fenway brief argues that gun violence is an LGBT public health issue
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The Fenway Institute of Fenway Health released a policy brief showing that gun violence poses a substantial threat to the health of the LGBT community.
Project GROWS among 10 Virginia organizations in 2016 Good Food Organization Guide
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Project GROWS is included in the third annual Good Food Org Guide featuring 1,000 food-related organizations across the U.S.
New Yorker correspondent Evan Osnos to speak at UVA on post-election policy
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How will the country look after the 2016 election? That is the question for Evan Osnos, a writer for The New Yorker.
