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“The U.S. market is responding to this foundation of economic strength…With a [reading] that high, it’s very unlikely that there’s a recession on the horizon,” said Tracie McMillion, global head of asset allocation for the Wells Fargo Investment Institute.
After multiple delays involving work stoppages and regulatory issues, the Mountain Valley Pipeline service date has now been pushed back from late 2018 to late 2019.
After the retirement of Delegate Greg Habeeb, residents in the greater Roanoke area will choose a new state legislator on November 6. Republican Joe McNamara and Democrat Carter Turner have two very different philosophies about the role of government.
Justice expects skepticism at the beginning of the legal process — until hard evidence is put before you, writes Scott Lingamfelter.
After foreign actors have launched cyberattacks against the U.S., a new defense directive will give the military more authority to act on its own in instances of offensives – even if it ends up being against computer networks based in allied countries.
When the former cheerleaders of the Obama Administration begin to criticize the former president, that means something is definitely wrong with the narrative. Fact checkers have proven that “Obama doesn’t always tell the straight story,” and President Trump deserves a lot of credit for the booming U.S. economy.
It doesn’t have to be true, you see. It just has to fit a narrative.
The Congressional Leadership Fund, a Republican Super PAC, has raised over $100 million, causing the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to be concerned for first-time candidates that are fundraising on their own.
While the Shenandoah Valley may not be synonymous with the South’s breadbasket forever, it can be a lodestar for agricultural America by transitioning, albeit slowly, to becoming more prosperous, and being part of an energy revolution in America, which would preserve farming communities for generations to come.
“While we maintain the constitutionality of the bipartisan plan adopted in 2011 and will continue to pursue our appeal to the Supreme Court, we are introducing a map today to demonstrate to the District Court and the public that you can, in fact, draw a politically-neutral, race-blind remedial map,” said Speaker of the House Kirk Cox (R-Colonial Heights).
