Coal does not have to be burned to be useful. In fact, it is worth much more if used as micro-building materials.
Graphene Could Take Southwest Virginia To New Heights As ‘Carbon Valley’
Henrico Democrats Delete Outrageous Post Attacking Speaker Kirk Cox After Backlash
The only thing that must be explained is the Henrico County Democratic Committee’s use of a post hoc logical fallacy. Presumably, they may have never learned that correlation does not imply causation.
Pentagon’s China-Centered 2020 Budget Ditches Naval Vessels For Space Weaponry
Shifting focus away from insurgent conflicts in the Middle East, the U.S. military is set to counter Chinese military advancements in hypersonic missiles, space-based weaponry, cyberattacks, and militarizing land features in the South China Sea.
Could A Moratorium On The Death Penalty Be Coming For Virginia?
Considering the waning use of the death penalty in the Commonwealth, a stay on executions may not even be needed.
Debra Rodman Must Face Ties To ‘Infanticide’ And Northam’s ‘Tainted Funds’ In 2019 Campaign
After heavily supporting the highly controversial late-term abortion bill and being hand-picked by a governor mired in racial scandal to run in the 12th State Senate District, Delegate Debra Rodman has a lot of explaining to do in her campaign.
HULL: Henrico Democrats Can’t Spell Woke Without ‘OK’
Sometimes, the OK hand gesture just means you’re OK.
Northam Vetoes Two Immigration Bills, Including One That Would Ban Sanctuary Cities
Governor Ralph Northam vetoed bills set to curb the creation of sanctuary cities in Virginia and require correctional facilities officials to notify federal immigration authorities when undocumented immigrants are released from custody.
Del. John McGuire Helps Vietnam Vet Fly American Flag After Years-Long Battle With HOA
“When I went to Richard [Oulton] to tell him that he would get his flagpole, he had tears in his eyes,” said Delegate John McGuire, ending a nearly two-decade struggle to fly an American flag outside his home to honor his fallen Vietnam brethren.
Supreme Court May Reject Racial Gerrymandering Challenge In Virginia Redistricting Case
If the questions regarding standing are resolved and the court takes the case, a ruling may not be handed down until May or even June, which could cause major interference in the legislative primary elections set for June 12.
City Of Richmond Denies FOIA Request After Extraordinary Overtime Pay For City Employees
After Henrico and Chesterfield counties released their overtime pay figures via an FOIA request, the City of Richmond refused to do so, even after one DPU employee was paid for almost 1,900 hours of overtime in 2017.
