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Although there has been a gradual trend away from coal towards natural gas, towards renewable energy sources, leading to the eventual closing of hundreds of coal-fired generators across the U.S. in the coming years, not every coal company sees a bleak future.
A recently obtained a list of questions that were provided to President Donald Trump’s lawyers from Special Counsel Robert Mueller have been leaked by the media. The questions show the special counsel’s focus on obstruction of justice, as well as other somewhat surprising areas.
Virginia State Senator Jennifer Wexton doesn’t realize she’s the worst performing Democrat in her own district; Dan Helmer wants to be Connor Lamb… only, um… he’s not?
Following the now-famous “Zuckerberg hearing” in front of Congress two weeks ago, Facebook has announced today that users will soon be able to opt out of one of the tech giant’s key data gathering practices.
The Central American migrant “caravan” arrived at the U.S.-Mexico border over the weekend after a month-long journey from Honduras, through Mexico, leading to 11 arrests and charges filed by the DOJ.
President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will meet together for a landmark summit on the de facto border, the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), between the two Koreas.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed a mass of documents on Monday that, according to him, fully prove that Iran previously sought to build a nuclear weapon.
After tolls in early April hit $46 on the I-66 Capital Beltway, frustrating and emptying the pockets of drivers, there may be changes coming soon to lower rush hour prices for Northern Virginia drivers.
Plans of a new orbital outpost, or “Space Gateway,” seem to have come to near fruition as NASA is set to build the infrastructure that will allow people to be sent back to the final frontier for further discovery and exploration.
The Chesterfield County Economic Development Authority (EDA) has taken heat from citizens over past few weeks and months regarding a controversial “megasite” proposal and the rezoning of nearly 1,700 acres in the county. Recently, two Republican state lawmakers have officially announced their opposition to the plan.