Augusta County: Where we’re all illiterate, gun-totin’ rednecks
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The comments section on a Washington Post piece about the Augusta County bail bond controversy presented a here’s what they think about you moment.
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Warner joins call to CFPB to limit arbitration agreements in financial contracts
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Sen. Mark Warner joined a group of senators in calling on the nation’s top consumer advocacy agency to quickly finalize an important proposal to limit the use forced arbitration in contracts.
DOT grants: $12 million for improvements at three Virginia airports
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Airports in Richmond, Norfolk and Emporia/Greensville will receive nearly $12 million in funds from the FAA to renovate facilities.
Mark Warner applauds administration announcement on drones
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner applauded the new steps put forward to promote the safe integration and innovation adoption of unmanned aircraft systems across the United States.
Tim Kaine addresses Richmond rally
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine rallied thousands of Virginians in Richmond as he returned home from the Democratic National Convention and a three-day jobs tour across Pennsylvania and Ohio with Hillary Clinton.
Voting third party: Why you’re wasting your vote
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One thing I know you don’t like is hearing somebody like me tell you you’re wasting your vote if you vote for a third-party candidate.
Tim Kaine formally joins Hillary Clinton, Democratic ticket
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At a rally in Miami on Saturday, Hillary Clinton introduced her running mate, U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va.
Warner, Kaine urge President Obama to promote federal lands diversity
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Mark Warner and Tim Kaine joined in a letter to President Barack Obama asking him to promote diversity at federal land management agencies.
$1 million to advance drone technology training in Virginia colleges
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ODU has been awarded nearly $1 million from the National Science Foundation to develop courses on drone technology training.
Virginia Tech expert says GMO bill approved by Congress is a good start
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A new bill regulating GMO labeling is imperfect, but it does inform consumers and is likely the best possible outcome.
