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A bit of contention was noticed in former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson’s commencement speech at the Virginia Military institute on Wednesday as he cautioned the graduating class that a “crisis of ethics and integrity” is occurring in America.
Congress acted upon the sentiments of National Police Week by voting 382-35 to pass the Barbara Comstock co-sponsored Protect and Serve Act.
Congressional Democrats have released a detailed tax increase agenda that they promise to implement if their party takes back control of Congress following the November midterm elections.
The Senate Intelligence Committee has voted 10-5 to recommend Gina Haspel to be confirmed as President Trump’s pick for Director of the CIA. The move follows weeks worth of criticism towards Haspel over her former role in the agency’s post-9/11 era enhanced interrogation and detention practices.
As Green Antifa once again publicly threatens to use violence, who has to get hurt (or worse) before anyone takes Green Antifa at their word?
In 1969, 75 percent of senators and congressmen had served in the military, but by the beginning of the Afghanistan War, that number dropped to less than one in three. To combat the waning number of military veterans running for public office, officials from the Veterans Campaign and University of San Francisco are teaming up to […]
While a majority of the General Assembly deals with the big-ticket items like Medicaid expansion, two-year budgets, tax increases or decreases, and bolstering the business sector, there are some pieces of legislation that make it into the capitol that are a bit odd. Looking back at the 2018 General Assembly session, there were a few […]
Crowdpac, the crowdfunding site used for political campaigns, has suspended all of its accounts for Republican candidates, citing the values of the Republican Party, President Donald Trump, and all instances of “Trumpism” are not in line with the company’s own values.
The State Senate now has a date to return to the General Assembly building to finalize a biennial state budget, but it also needs to articulate a budget that it is willing to pass.
On Tuesday, The Associated Press announced that they will begin conducting an elaborate voter survey following elections that is set to replace the traditional in-person exit polls that are so widely used.
