Bob Goodlatte critical of Trump after Russia summit press conference
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Congressman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) released this statement after the joint press conference following the U.S.-Russia Summit.
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Prepare your home for thunderstorms, lightning
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The Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety Research Center cautions homeowners not to underestimate the destructive force of thunderstorms.
Consumers, farmers stand to benefit from 2018 Farm Bill
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Progress on the upcoming Farm Bill is critical to both farmers and food assistance program participants.
Top senators tell Trump: Do not meet Putin alone
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Today, a group of top Senate Democrats wrote to President Trump, urging him in the strongest possible terms to avoid meeting alone with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Warner, colleagues urge NDAA conferees to include ZTE ban
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner joined Senate colleagues backing a Senate-passed amendment that would reinstate penalties against ZTE in their upcoming NDAA FY2019 Conference Report.
SAIC to create 75 new jobs in Richmond
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Virginia Information Technologies Agency’s contract with Science Applications International Corporation will create approximately 75 new information technology jobs in downtown Richmond.
Senate votes to reassert congressional role in tariff oversight
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In response to President Trump’s abuse of Section 232 to unilaterally impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from our closest allies, the Senate today voted 88-11 to re-assert Congress’ constitutional role in U.S. trade policy.
Auxiliary Systems Inc. to expand in the City of Norfolk
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Auxiliary Systems Inc., an auxiliary system manufacturer for commercial and government clients in the marine industry, will invest $220,000 to upgrade its water jet cutting machine in the City of Norfolk.
2018 Farm Bill advances with Senate vote
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The newest federal Farm Bill is closer to becoming reality following a bipartisan vote on June 28 that approved the Senate version.
Research finds more women leaders means less government corruption in analysis of 125 countries, and explains why
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A Virginia Tech-led study has found that government corruption is less prevalent in countries where there is a greater number of women in political leadership roles, both at national and local levels.
