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The House of Representatives is considering new draft legislation set to advance exploration and production of offshore oil and natural gas; however, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam believes this represents a clear and present threat to Virginia’s economy.
As the general election season in Virginia’s Tenth Congressional District unfolds, the battle against Democratic candidate Jennifer Wexton and Republican Congresswoman Barbara Comstock will be clear: resistance versus results.
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.
As the trade war of words continues between President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Canadian nationalism is on the rise as people boycott American products in the Great White North.
VDOT said recently that fixing all the roads in Virginia is “impossible.” However, never fear, Domino’s pizza is hear with their pizza-saving paving operation.
Democratic favorability on the midterm generic ballot as waned over the past year as they continue to fight a lost cause based in resistance.
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.
Enrollment in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) dropped to 40,083,954 in March 2018, the lowest in eight years.
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.
As the Trump Administration is set to send a White House contingent to the Middle East to engage in peace talks, they will have to deal with regional malcontents that have let hatred of Western ideals cloud their judgement.
