‘Partisan agenda’: Republicans’ funding slashing legislation for environment barely passes House
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The U.S. House approved the Department of the Interior, Environment and Related Agencies Appropriations Act in a 213 to 203 vote.
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Fort Gregg-Adams manager named Virginia District 4’s Veteran of the Year
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The recipient of the 2023 Veteran of the Year Award for Virginia’s District 4 is Chief Warrant Officer Four Charles H. Talley Jr.
2025 race begins: Democrat Abigail Spanberger announces candidacy for governor
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Abigail Spanberger, rumored for the past few months to be gearing up for a run at the Virginia governor job in 2025, made it official on Monday, announcing her candidacy for the Democratic Party gubernatorial nomination.
Youngkin, incredibly, thinks he can get Democrats to work with him on abortion ban
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Glenn Youngkin doesn’t get it. Todd Gilbert, the lame duck Virginia House Speaker, emphatically doesn’t get it.
Lawmakers request President Monroe’s home in Oak Hill designated as unit of National Park System
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President James Monroe called the mansion at Oak Hill in Aldie, Virginia home during and after his term as the fifth president of the U.S.
Virginia voters side with Democrats over Republicans, Youngkin, abortion restrictions
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Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin is officially done politically, as Democrats swept to majorities in the State Senate and House of Delegates in the 2023 election cycle, in state legislative races decided on Tuesday.
Legislation would encourage research, monitoring of soil carbon sequestration
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The legislation would empower the federal government to support interagency work around soil carbon sequestration.
CNalysis: Democrats will be winners in Virginia; abortion and economy to be driving issues
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A Virginia Tech political science major is anxiously awaiting Election Day – curious to see if state election predictions he made will come true.
Mara Elliott: In the age of mass shootings, disarming domestic abusers can protect us all
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Before the Lewiston, Maine, spree shooting suspect began voicing plans to “shoot up” his community, there was already a red flag that he might someday commit a mass shooting.
Legislation directs federal agencies to employ AI guidelines established by NIST
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) was directed by Congress to develop an AI Risk Management Framework.
