The remarkable collapse of our trust in government
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Do you trust the federal government? An overwhelming majority of America doesn’t. That widely accepted belief hasn’t always been the case.
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Governor McAuliffe, Sen. Ruff, Del. Kilgore introduce Tobacco Commission enhancement legislation
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Governor Terry McAuliffe today announced the introduction of legislation to enhance the efficiency and the effectiveness of the Tobacco Indemnification and Community Revitalization Commission.
HRC Highlights Virginia’s LGBT protections in inaugural national report
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The Human Rights Campaign, the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization, today released its first national report assessing the status of state legislation affecting LGBT equality across America.
Ken Plum: Building a new Virginia economy
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Candidate Terry McAuliffe campaigned on a platform of building a new Virginia economy. His theme clearly resonated with voters who elected him and with those who were concerned with Virginia’s sluggish recovery from the Great Recession.
Six bills addressing prescription drug and heroin abuse introduced
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Governor McAuliffe today recognized the work of the Task Force on Prescription Drug and Heroin Abuse, which has produced six pieces of legislation addressing heroin and opiate abuse to be considered during the 2015 General Assembly.
VCU study shows number of people were facing high medical costs before ACA implementation
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New coverage options offered by the Affordable Care Act insurance marketplaces provided potential benefits for the increasing number of Americans who were shouldering high medical cost burdens prior to the ACA.
Charlottesville activist in first large U.S. delegation to Cuba since opening of relations
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The activist group CODEPINK will be hosting a “super delegation” of 150 people to Cuba to mark the recent thawing in U.S.-Cuba relations, particularly the easing of travel restrictions.
Creigh Deeds: First week of the General Assembly session
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The 2015 Session of the General Assembly is underway. This is a short session, scheduled to adjourn on February 28, 2015, so the work will be fast and furious.
Planned Parenthood disappointed by State Senate committee inaction on contraceptive coverage
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Today, rather than taking a vote on SB1277 Contraceptive Equity, members of the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee referred the bill to the Health Insurance Reform Commission, thus delaying substantive reform for the year.
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