The roller coaster on Wall Street continues with record-breaking gains after record-breaking losses.
Stocks Show Biggest Rally In Decade-Long Bull Market After Bear Market Scares
Poll Shows A Vast, Diverse Majority Of Virginians Want A Conservative State Budget
It isn’t just hardcore conservatives that oppose Governor Ralph Northam’s tax-heavy budget proposal, it’s a very diverse group of Virginians.
Christmas Truce Of 1914: The Dying Flame Of Chivalry In Warfare
Some say the temporary holiday peacetime was instigated from just a single German voice cutting the silence in northern France with the line: “You no shoot, we no shoot.”
Shades of 2008 Arise As Wall Street Panic Continues
Considering there was substantial GDP growth in the previous three financial quarters, a recession is not on the immediate horizon. However, it could be in the not too distant future.
‘Old Soviet Union’ Style Voting In Chesterfield County?
After missing volunteers, incorrect ballots, precincts with varying hours, and very long lines plagued Election Day in Chesterfield County, Virginia, one elections board member said the instances were tantamount to the “old Soviet Union.”
Government May Remain Shutdown Through Christmas
While the Senate is set to reconvene on December 27, what remains uncertain is the length of the government shutdown.
Joe May’s Campaign A Post-2017 Test Of Republicans In Suburbia
Joe May represents the first trial run of what could be a turning point for the Virginia GOP after a big loss in last year’s elections.
Partial Government Shutdown Will Ensue After Senate Delays Budget Talks
The Senate has adjourned without considering the $5.7 billion measure from the House that includes border wall funding, but will reconvene tomorrow at noon to deliberate.
Senators Rush Back To D.C. To Deliberate $5.7 Billion Bill Funding Border Wall
The House of Representatives adjourned less than an hour ago, ensuring that the legislation is now in the hands of a Senate that is unlikely to pass the funding measure before midnight tonight.
BREAKING: Defense Secretary Jim Mattis To Retire In Late February
After a distinguished 44-year career in the military and arguments with President Trump over Syria, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will leave the White House in early 2019.
