House energy coalition says Republicans wasted time last week on dirty ‘Energy Week’
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Last week, members of the House SEEC Deployment Task Force continued to work on a vision for American clean energy in the future.
Search Results for voting
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Charlottesville City Council refuses to oppose genocide, for disturbing reasons
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Monday night, three of five City Council members in Charlottesville voted No on a resolution in support of a ceasefire in Gaza.
TikTok, with its 170 million votes, may very well survive U.S. political efforts to kill it
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The Chinese-owned TikTok has been under attack throughout the last two U.S. administrations, on the argument that data collection of American users would threaten national security.
The votes that count
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In the US there are elections because of our Constitution. There is political bantering over everything, including whether the US is much of a democracy or not.
Jonah Goldberg, NPR’s Mara Liasson to talk politics at Bridgewater College
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Two of America’s most experienced political analysts will discuss national politics and election season at Bridgewater College.
Augusta County School Board delays vote on library policy changes
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The Augusta County School Board discussed changes to its Library/Media policy at last night’s regular meeting but tabled a vote on it.
It’s all Northrop Grumman’s fault! Man, are Democrats out of touch with reality
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If you want to know why Republicans seem, at the moment, poised to take back the White House, with a disgraced indicted insurrectionist ex-president as their standard-bearer, well, I’ve got a story for you.
John Whitehead: Manufactured choices make a mockery of our republic
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This year’s presidential election, much like every other election in recent years, is what historian Daniel Boorstin referred to as a “pseudo-event.”
Gene Zitver: Guess who’s one of Maria Bartiromo’s favorite guests?
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Congressman Ben Cline has been a frequent subject of her unchallenging “interviews” about alleged Biden criminality and other topics.
Melinda Burrell: Can elections heal rather than divide?
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What if we look upon 2024 as an opportunity to change our national dynamics, deliberately using the coming months to create American connection?
