Bill would criminalize sending sexually explicit images, videos on social media, apps
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Cyberflashing includes the transferal of sexually explicit images and videos without consent via social media, messaging apps and WiFi.
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‘Through the finish line’: Sens. Warner and Kaine applaud passage of second federal bill
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Rome was not built in a day and apparently neither was the United States federal government’s budget for 2024.
Mark Warner: Ukraine-Russia politics, TikTok ownership, all linked to 2024 election
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Ukraine funding, the proposed TikTok ban, it all runs together, if you listen to U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
‘An inhumane practice’: Bill would prohibit soring, abuse of show horses
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The PAST Act would protect horses from abusive show practices such as soring, a process by which horse trainers apply devices to limbs.
‘Addressing the fentanyl crisis’: Lawmakers introduce legislation to stop powerful sedative ‘tranq’
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The STOP TRANQ Act would add a statutory requirement for the State Department to include reporting on xylazine, or “tranq” in INCSR.
Virginia lawmakers support pharmaceutical manufacturing at Tech Hub in Richmond
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Virginia received a Tech Hub designation and now lawmakers are rallying to promote pharmaceuticals in Richmond-Petersburg.
Coalition of Republican state AGs support passage of Laken Riley Act after House approval
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A coalition of 26 Republican state attorneys general is calling on the United States Senate to quickly pass the Laken Riley Act.
American lawmakers, authorities respond to House passage of legislation to ban TikTok
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House passage this morning of legislation to ban TikTok in the United States is drawing approval and disapproval.
Warner to speak on Western District Judge nominee, UVA alum Jasmine Yoon
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Sen. Mark R. Warner of Virginia will speak on the Senate floor ahead of the confirmation of Jasmine Yoon to become a U.S. District Judge.
Woman, first child born via IVF, says people are being ‘erased’ by cruel legislation
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine said the legislation passed after the Supreme Court ruling in Alabama doesn’t go far enough to ensure IVF treatment for families.
