So long as technology is wedded to Moore’s Law, culture will struggle to keep up, creating easy prey for the technorati who understand the new rules.
WILSON: Time For Facebook To Face The Music
Your 18 Minutes of Civilization
The best part? Stile Antico is coming to Richmond on Friday, April 6th at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart.
Joint Statement From Speaker Kirk Cox, GOP Leaders On Special Session
A joint statement has been released by Speaker Kirk Cox and the Republican leadership after bills introduced by the governor ahead of the special session.
Democratic Aggression Flounders Against Virginia’s Iron Lady
In the fight for VA-10, incumbent Barbara Comstock understands that all politics is local – voters won’t be pressured by the larger progressive narrative.
Virginia Interfaith Center Praises Senator Hanger On Healthcare Expansion
“We’re just trying to be political realists,” said Del. Terry Kilgore. “It’s here to stay, so Virginia has to make the best of a bad situation.”
Scott Taylor Discusses Russian Sanctions After Cyberattacks
After sanctions were imposed on Russian aggressors stemming from cyberattacks on the U.S. and Western allies, Scott Taylor discussed if they are enough.
Richmond City Council Proposes Budget Cuts To Main Street Station
The Richmond City Council has forwarded $927,554 worth of budget increases, but also $1.52 million in cuts, mostly from Richmond’s Main Street Station.
Northam Vetoes Bills Capping State Legal Fees, Franchise Labor Law
In his first veto session as governor, Ralph Northam put caps on state legal fees and franchise labor laws on the chopping block.
Virginia’s Pamunkey Tribe Considers $700 Million Casino
After gaining federal recognition and the General Assembly’s gambling expansion, the Pamunkey Tribe will develop a $700 million casino in the Commonwealth.
Washington Starts Crafting Second Phase Of Tax Cuts
The second phase of Republican-led tax cuts are said to be coming soon after the Trump’s December overhaul gains wide popularity.
