Virginia politicians largely mum on the latest Donald Trump criminal indictment
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Virginia politicians are, largely, staying away from the, count ‘em, fourth indictment of former president Donald Trump.
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Biden asks Congress for additional spending, including $24B to assist Ukraine
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President Joe Biden asked for approximately $40 billion in additional spending yesterday from Congress, including $24 billion for Ukraine.
Members of Congress want China held responsible for role in manufacture of illicit fentanyl
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The U.S. International Trade Commission estimates that 97 percent of fentanyl is manufactured using precursor chemicals from China.
‘One of Virginia’s treasures’: Lawmakers work to protect Chesapeake Bay
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U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger has long made clear that agriculture conservation practices are one of the most cost-effective solutions.
Politico: Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger interested in 2025 Virginia governor’s race
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The rumblings about Abigail Spanberger having interest in the 2025 Virginia governor’s race are amplifying.
Sen. Warner introduces companion legislation to protect Chesapeake Bay watershed
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More than 150,000 streams and rivers thread through the Chesapeake Bay’s 64,000-mile watershed., the largest estuary in the United States.
Virginia’s Abigail Spanberger leads 75 legislators to continue fight against HIV/AIDS
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A group of 75 Democrats and Republicans are showing strong support in the fight against HIV/AIDS through the initiative PEPFAR.
Notebook: Kaine on Tuberville, GOP FBI HQ proposal, status of 2024 campaign
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Tim Kaine didn’t use this exact phrasing, but basically, his view is that Tommy Tuberville is holding up military nominations because the ol’ ball coach is butthurt that his anti-abortion amendment didn’t pass.
Spanberger on Tuberville military fight: ‘Absolutely unthinkable and irresponsible’
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Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville is supposedly holding up hundreds of military nominations over the DoD’s abortion policies.
Supreme Court decision on LGBTQ+ rights has another target: The 1964 Civil Rights Act
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The Trump-packed Supreme Court, in another 6-3 ruling, is relegating the LGBTQ+ community to second-class status.
