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The Obamas say their new Netflix productions will not be politically slanted; however, being that most of everything nowadays has a toxic progressive underlay, it doesn’t matter anyways.
The leaders of 25 infrastructure trade groups have sent a letter to Virginia Governor Ralph Northam to urge him to reaffirm the Atlantic Coast Pipeline permits.
As the debate continues on the context and location of Confederate monuments in localities around the country, Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney’s Monument Avenue Commission will now not decide on how or whether the city should reinterpret or remove the statues along Monument Avenue by the end of May, as originally promised.
The City of Richmond is lacking in its roadway maintenance as residents begin to fix city roads themselves.
The Federal Reserve may be walking back its plan of accelerating the pace of interest rate hikes after political and financial duress encompasses Argentina, Italy, and Turkey and the U.S. levees tariffs on foreign competitors.
Longtime Trump supporter Congressman Trey Gowdy has said there is no evidence that he has analyzed that the FBI planted a “spy” within the president’s 2016 campaign.
As Russia hostility increases, Poland is now willing to pay the Pentagon $2 billion for military infrastructure and permanent deployment of U.S. troops.
In the wake of the “#MeToo” movement, Congresswoman Barbara Comstock (VA-10) joined her colleagues in sending a letter to 30 airline executives requesting they take immediate action to address sexual harassment in the industry.
President Obama, who ran as a man of the people on a promise of “change we can believe in,” is now comfortable with hitting the taxpayers of Chicago with almost $200 million for his new “library.”
Hardening school infrastructure is an imperative, writes Republican Jeff Dove (VA-11), and it can be done with three tried and true tactics: detect, deter, and deny.
