Richmond in top 20 of best cities for high school grads to start a career
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Local students will graduate high school in the coming weeks and pursue college degrees and careers, and 14.7 percent more will get hired.
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It’s time to step up to fight the exploitation of migrant child laborers
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When news began surfacing this year about the exploitation of migrant child laborers in U.S. factories and businesses, it made clear the urgent need for union and community leaders to renew their activism in combating child labor.
Roundup: What’s making news in climate justice, environmental politics and policy
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House Republicans are confident that pushing the production and use of fossil fuels will be a winning political strategy in 2024.
House Republicans pass debt-ceiling bill, giving them a seat at the table
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The U.S. House voted 217-215 on Wednesday to pass the GOP debt-ceiling bill, which has no chance of winning passage in the Senate, but does give MAGA Republicans a seat at the budget negotiating table with Senate Democrats and President Biden.
Now is the time to reclaim and start valuing our divided, precious planet
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Can we form a circle big enough to fit 330 million Americans? Do we have enough folding chairs? I don’t know, but somehow we’ve got to launch a national conversation about . . . war, security, guns, fear and, oh God, the global future.
McClellan: McCarthy, House Republicans ‘need to stop the political posturing’
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A Joint Economic Committee report states that a debt default would have consequences for Virginia’s Fourth Congressional District.
Virginia is chill: Commonwealth rates as 10th least stressed state in the U.S.
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April is Stress Awareness Month, and WalletHub released its report on 2023’s Most & Least Stressed States.
Unemployment claims remain unchanged in Commonwealth in early April
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In the latest filing week, the Virginia Employment Commission reports that the number of initial claims essentially remained unchanged from the previous week.
Let there be no mistake: The era of Eternal War includes America’s mass shootings
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To paraphrase the mayor of Louisville, an enormous amount of understanding is needed to address, and ultimately prevent, gunshot wounds. We all need to donate what we can.
Fiscal insanity: The government borrows $6 billion a day, and we’re stuck with the bill
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We’re not living the American dream. We’re living a financial nightmare. The U.S. government is funding its existence with a credit card.
