Senate releases bill to avoid shutdown, House Republicans continue to refuse approval
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The U.S. Senate released a 79-page bill Tuesday night that would keep the federal government open until November 17 and avoid a shutdown.
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McClellan: Republican shutdown would impact Virginia House, Senate elections in November
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Virginia voters will blame Republicans in the November elections if their party chooses to shut down the federal government, Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan said on MSNBC on Saturday.
Ukraine president meets with Biden, senators on need for U.S. assistance in war against Russia
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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met privately with U.S. Senators to discuss funding aid for his country’s fight against Russia.
Jennifer Wexton pushes back against ‘extremist agenda’ of House Republicans
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If Congress does not approve a budget by September 30, legislators risk a temporary U.S. government shutdown.
SNAP benefits inadequate for moderately-priced meal in 78% of U.S. counties, including Augusta
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are modified by the U.S. Department of Agriculture through a COLA.
Warner: U.S. must aid Ukraine against Russia, show Communist China we will ‘remain steadfast’
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Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, yet Ukrainians continue to fight back. However, additional U.S. funding is critical.
Congressional delegation to Indo-Pacific assures U.S. commitment to global trade, commerce
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A Congressional Delegation (CODEL) met with senior officials in the Indo-Pacific to discuss security issues about the Chinese Community Party.
Defense spending bill passes U.S. Senate, faces negotiation between both chambers
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The U.S. Senate passed the Fiscal Year 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, which sets policy and authorizes annual funding for the Department of Defense, by an 86-11 vote late Thursday.
Wittman leads House members in legislation to protect Chesapeake Bay
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The Chesapeake Bay SEEE Act would help protect the watershed, improve ecosystem management and increase environmental stewardship.
Extreme heat continues throughout U.S.; low-income residents have highest exposure
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Extreme heat is an issue in the United States, Europe and Asia making this one of the hottest summers on record. A Virginia Tech expert weighs in on climate change and the impact on cities and those living in poverty.
