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After significant costs and lackluster results with snow removal in Virginia, the Office of the State Inspector General (OSIG) will audit the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) in 2019.
Republicans could see a future courting more of the traditional, conservative Hispanic voting base, especially in Northern Virginia.
Legislators will vote on repealing Right to Work during the 2019 session, beginning next month. Carter’s bill is one of several union-friendly measures lawmakers will consider.
As a close ally of the Clintons, McAuliffe is considered a top contender to win strong support from their network of donors, national allies, and campaign infrastructure.
Democrats are routing politically problematic corporate coal contributions to candidates through their caucus account, even as members tell their constituents they won’t take that money. This makes coal the caucus’s largest corporate donor of 2018.
Helmer: Track every ammunition purchase in a government database to identify mass shooters.
A seasonal worker’s $500 paycheck was reduced to $14.52 after mandatory union dues deductions in a non-Right to Work state. Seasonal employees in Virginia would face the same predicament, if Democrats succeed in repealing Virginia’s Right to Work law.
If even as a stopgap measure, bi-partisan support for the Virginia Senate GOP solution appears to be gaining steam.
Amid the chaos surrounding the funding battle over President Donald Trump’s southern border wall, a partnership between the U.S. and Mexico may help curb migration from Central America.
When acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney was asked if President Donald Trump is serious about closing the border to stop illegal immigration, he replied: “Yes, I think he is.”
