TRS Staff

Now that sales tax can be collected from purchases involving online retailers, following a Supreme court ruling, states will be able to recoup from decades of antiquated law.

Either Tom Steyer and his ilk start pulling out of the politics of climate change and start really cleaning the planet or they run the risk of being exposed a complete, total fraud.

Following the conclusion of Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s investigation into the Hillary Clinton email scandal, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (VA-6) has filed to subpoena FBI agent Peter Strzok for his political bias against President Donald Trump.

After losing every single electoral legal challenge from 2017, the Virginia House Democratic Caucus has now launched a fundraising pitch to recoup over $1 million.

With both political parties energized for November turnout, the balance of power in Congress will depend upon hard work and grassroots mobility to turnout voters. For Garren Shipley, Virginia Communications Director for the RNC, “Nobody is going to out work us.”

Virginia’s Department of Environmental Quality was victim to a cyberattack in May, with the Virginia Information Technologies Agency unable to determine the origin.

After all, if you’re willing to put your own staff in fake police costumes better suited for a frat party?  That’s a pretty desperate play. 

The U.S. military is a great stakeholder in the Virginia economy as a large portion of defense contracts are awarded to firms within the Commonwealth. Though, this can create a problem with dependency at times.

Economic growth has increased from a “moderate” outlook in May to now “rising at a solid rate,” causing the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise short-term interest rates by a quarter percent.

Senate Republicans have launched an investigation into the inner workings of Obama’s landmark Iran Nuclear Deal, and have found that the terrorist state had access to the U.S. financial system.