Goodlatte pushes AG on asylum fraud
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) today pressed Attorney General Loretta Lynch on the Department of Justice’s refusal to combat rampant asylum fraud.
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SMG Richmond Career Fair to feature more than 50 open jobs
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Professionals seeking a career in the live event industry will have the opportunity to do so during the SMG Richmond Career Fair.
Salvation Army: Service on the front lines of need
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On his first day heading up a local Salvation Army unit in Washington, D.C., Jason Perdieu was helping with a program providing food to the local homeless population.
Strasburg blasted again in Nationals loss at Colorado
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Remember when Washington Nationals ace Stephen Strasburg was the NL Cy Young Award front-runner? That was so three starts ago.
Robert Hurt: Rampant regulations are not the answer
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A new study released last week found that since the inception of the Obama administration, it has issued an average of 81 major regulations per year.
Hillary for Virginia announces coordinated campaign office openings
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This week, Virginia Democrats will open more than half a dozen coordinated campaign offices across the Commonwealth.
CIT announces innovative Smart City initiative
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The Center for Innovative Technology announced today a new partnership that will lead development of smart city technologies and innovation in Virginia.
Harper undergoes MRI: Slumping Nats slugger on the mend?
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Slumping Washington Nationals slugger Bryce Harper underwent an MRI on Saturday to try to get to the root of a lingering stiff neck that has kept him out of the lineup for five games.
Applied Predictive Technologies to expand Arlington County HQ
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Applied Predictive Technologies, a leading cloud-based analytics software company, will expand its headquarters operation in Arlington County.
School teachers from across U.S. to visit VCU to explore history of school desegregation in Virginia
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Social studies teachers from across the U.S. will visit VCU next summer to gain understanding of Virginia’s experience with school desegregation.
