HUD approves $50,000 in funding for Pamunkey Tribe
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The Pamunkey Indian Nation will receive $50,282 from HUD for the development and management of affordable housing.
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Tim Kaine: Hillary Clinton track record “head and shoulders above Bernie Sanders
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Sen. Tim Kaine said Hillary Clinton is “head and shoulders above Senator Sanders” and the Republican candidates when it comes to producing results for the American people.
Virginia is top state for agricultural exports to Cuba
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Governor Terry McAuliffe today announced that Virginia is now the top state in the nation for agricultural and forestry exports to Cuba.
Virginia delegation introduces commission to recognize African-American history
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The 400 Years of African American History Act would establish a commission to plan programs and activities in 2019 to recognize the arrival and influence of Africans in America.
Senate passes strengthened North Korea sanctions
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The United States Senate voted 96-0 Wednesday to pass the North Korea Sanctions Enforcement Act, which strengthens our nation’s ability to sanction North Korea.
Sens. Warner, Kaine call for additional funding to respond to Zika virus
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As the threat of the Zika virus grows, U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner and Tim Kaine (both D-VA) joined colleagues in urging President Obama to devote increased funding.
Ken Plum: A more realistic minimum wage
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Twenty-nine states and the District of Columbia and 23 U.S. cities have raised the minimum wage as a way to reduce income inequality.
Sen. Warner introduces bipartisan bill to expand telehealth services
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) joined in unveiling the Creating Opportunities Now for Necessary and Effective Care Technologies (CONNECT) for Health Act.
Warner, Kaine praise federal recognition of Pamunkey tribe
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U.S. Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine released the following statement on the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ decision to grant federal recognition to the Pamunkey tribe.
Bob Goodlatte: It’s about the law
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Listen carefully and you’ll hear the sound of bureaucrats scrambling to finalize a flood of new regulations before the end of the year.
