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Florida voters, as they were giving their electoral votes to President Trump’s re-election, also approved a measure instituting a $15-an-hour minimum wage.

Florida voters, as they were giving their electoral votes to President Trump’s re-election, also approved a measure instituting a $15-an-hour minimum wage.

We’ve all had this experience before: someone swerves in front of you, cuts you off, or causes you to miss a green light because they’re texting instead of paying attention to the road. It’s an infuriating experience, and all too often, it is also a fatal one.

When the highly invasive spotted lanternfly was first discovered in the woods surrounding Kate Reed’s Winchester home, it occurred in such small numbers that finding it required a short trip and careful observation in a small area of trees.

The United States prides itself on having been built on promoting individual liberty and equality. The nation, however, clung to its Puritan roots for a long time when it came to gambling. In 1630, the possession of dice and cards had been outlawed in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

Dominion Energy Virginia has proposed its largest slate yet of new solar projects as the company moves forward to provide customers with more clean energy.

The Department of Criminal Justice Services has been awarded more than $3.5 million in competitive federal funding to help vulnerable youths in Virginia.

The gambling industry has been on the steady route of development over the last decades. Thanks to the rapid development of online gambling tools, digital casinos are becoming more popular daily.

Of motorcycle accidents that are reported, there is roughly one motorcycle accident out of every 80 registered motorcycles each year in the United States, so a little under 13 percent.

The nineteenth century British statesman Lord Palmerston once defended his foreign policy by declaring, “We have no eternal allies, and we have no perpetual enemies. Our interests are eternal and perpetual, and those interests it is our duty to follow.”

Gov. Ralph Northam joined the Virginia Department of Transportation and state and local leaders to break ground on the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel Expansion Project on Thursday.
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