Creigh Deeds: Back in Richmond
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The 2016 regular session of the Virginia General Assembly is off and running. The long sessions are held in even years and are significant because we will be adopting a new two-year budget.
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The state enables sky-high CEO salaries
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Chief executives can be worth quite a lot to firms, as is shown by huge moves in company share prices when good CEOs are hired, or bad CEOs are fired.
Book peeks backstage at UVA alum’s famed comedy club, All Jokes Aside
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Raymond Lambert was working on Wall Street when he met comedian Steve Harvey, catching his first glimpse of the funny business that would change his life.
Speaker Howell announces improved House Committee notification system
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House Speaker Bill Howell announced Monday an improved House Committee notification system for meetings and committee agendas.
Free film series at EMU on profiles in leadership and courage
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The Center for Interfaith Engagement at Eastern Mennonite University presents the film series “Across Cultures: Profiles in Courage and Resilience.”
Why do many green groups oppose TPP governing trade in the Pacific?
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is an international agreement that seeks to unite the economic interests of 12 countries that border the Pacific Ocean.
Leading retail organization gives top national honor to Sen. Mark Warner
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner was the only elected official included in a list of 25 leaders highlighted by the National Retail Federation for national leadership.
Fact sheet: Obama executive actions on gun violence
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President Obama is set to announce executive actions on Tuesday aimed at curbing gun violence. The White House released a fact sheet detailing the actions late Monday.
Mobility, meritocracy and other myths
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Meritocracy is a legitimizing myth created to distract people from the question of whether the system of power those meritocratic functionaries serve is just.
Trump campaign threatens legal action over Virginia GOP primary oath
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The Trump Virginia campaign chairman signaled Wednesday that legal action is possible if the party doesn’t reverse course on a required primary voter oath.
