As the saga surrounding privacy concerns further envelops Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, one Congressional Democrat is charging the tech executive with lying to Congress.
Virginia's Public Square
Virginia's Public Square

As the saga surrounding privacy concerns further envelops Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, one Congressional Democrat is charging the tech executive with lying to Congress.

Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring (D) seems to believe a fetus is not a human being, all because it is not defined in the Virginia Code.

The Supreme Court rules in favor of a Colorado baker who refused service to a same-sex couple on religious grounds.

State transportation officials said the new tolls algorithms and HOV hours would drastically improve Capital area travel; however, after six months, the results are fairly disappointing.

The FBI has issued a warning to all Americans after a suspected Russia-backed malware attack: turn off your router and turn it back on again.

Eight years after the inception of Obamacare, millions go without healthcare insurance, companies are leaving the exchanges, and in Virginia, those that still operate on the federal exchanges are increasing premium rates for next year.

Doctors now claim that constant interruptions from alerts and messages on smartphones can impact human brain chemistry.

VA-10 Democrat Dan Helmer has sparked widespread fury with his new campaign ad comparing President Donald Trump to Osama bin Laden.

The American economy is strong as the jobs report beat economist’s predictions as 223,000 jobs were added in May and unemployment is 3.8 percent.

Although many have charged that legislative districts in Virginia were drawn to gain political ground, the Virginia Supreme Court upheld in a unanimous decision that the districts will stay, with Speaker of the House of Delegates Kirk Cox commending the Court.