After a distinguished 44-year career in the military and arguments with President Trump over Syria, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will leave the White House in early 2019.
BREAKING: Defense Secretary Jim Mattis To Retire In Late February
State Of Commonwealth Report Shows Future Robust Growth
“One might survey the economic data and conclude that not only is Virginia back, but that it is back with a vengeance,” the report indicates.
Shutdown Showdown: Trump ‘Will Not Sign’ Spending Bill Over Border Wall Funding
In what may be the last chance President Trump has to get his border wall, a pre-Christmas government shutdown looms.
U.S. Space Command To Exercise Military Might Beyond Earth
As President Trump’s “war-fighting domain,” space is becoming a much larger priority.
VDOT Planting Invasive Flora That State Park Employees Are Trying To Exterminate
It seems that the Virginia Department of Transportation is back at wasting taxpayer dollars again.
Details of Ralph Northam’s $1.2B Tax Hike, Explained
Northam’s tax hike raises $1.2 billion from 600,000 middle class taxpayers who take the standard deduction. Here’s how.
JLARC Study Recommends Better Use Of Economic Development Incentives
Virginia brings in 19 cents on the dollar when it comes to economic development spending, which a cautious legislature may or may not discuss in 2019 General Assembly session.
Virginia Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner Flip Flop On Border Security Five Years Later
Democrats favored as much as 700 miles of new border fencing just five years ago, which is now considered blasphemy in the eyes of liberals.
What Is Driving Anti-Dominion Groups: Michael Bills or Russian Rubles?
Clean Virginia, Virginia Mercury, Green Antifa, VPAP… what’s a few thousand dollars between comrades?
Herring’s Campaign Courts Donors and Interests, Prompts Questions About 2013 Pledge
Herring continues campaigning for governor despite his pledge, this time denouncing contributions he took for twelve years.
