Animal shelters in Virginia work toward no-kill status with nearly 84 percent saved
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New data reveals that 82 of Virginia’s 137 animal shelters achieved no-kill status in 2024, and nearly 84 percent of animals were saved.
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Corporation for Public Broadcasting: Feds have no control of NPR, PBS content
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The CPB is pushing back on President Donald Trump’s executive order to no longer provide federal funding for NPR and PBS.
Kaine bill to repeal dumb Trump tariffs fails because the Ds can’t count votes
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Tim Kaine’s staff got in touch with me earlier this week to make sure that I was aware a vote was anticipated on Wednesday night on the senator’s bill to repeal the dumb Trump tariffs, which I appreciated, getting that heads up.
Gerry Connolly announces return of cancer, plans to step down at end of term
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Gerry Connolly wrote on social media on Monday that he has been diagnosed again with esophageal cancer.
Judge awards injunction to clean energy grant recipients, unfreezes federal funding
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Leaders of the House SEEC and SEEC Member U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell are celebrating the success of a court decision against the EPA.
VT mass shooting: Everytown expresses outrage over Youngkin vetoes on anniversary
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On the anniversary of Virginia Tech’s mass shooting, a gun violence prevention organization is angry that the governor hasn’t done more.
One hundred members of Congress demand accountability from EPA Administrator
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One hundred members of Congress are calling out the EPA Administrator for his wholesale assault on the central mission of the agency.
Virginia lawmakers push back at Trump USDA over $500M in food bank cuts
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A bipartisan group of Virginia lawmakers is pushing back against the Trump USDA’s move to cancel $500 million in funding for food banks.
Ben Cline’s constituents to protest outside congressman’s Staunton office Tuesday
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Constituents of U.S. Rep. Ben Cline in the 6th District of Virginia are encouraged to attend a protest March 4 outside his Staunton office.
Lawmakers warn Trump IRS layoffs may delay tax refunds for Americans
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Lawmakers have written a letter to President Donald Trump educating him on how IRS staff reductions would likely delay 2024 tax refunds.
