General Assembly now considering October special session to determine future of tax code after soaring collections and the mystery 400 payers.
Virginia Lawmakers Second Guessing Subsidizing Data Centers
70 percent of global internet traffic runs through Northern Virginia. Considering this, lawmakers are now reconsidering subsizing the $10 billion industry.
Millennials In General Assembly Start Virginia Future Caucus
Steven Oilkara, founder of the Millennial Action Project, announced to the Virginia General Assembly the formation of the bipartisan Virginia Future Caucus.
HAYMORE: Energy Improvements Critical To Virginia Economy
Our antiquated one-way transmission lines require an upgrade in an era of solar panels, rechargeable vehicles, and hardening against electromagnetic threat.
Interstate 81 Repairs Could Come From Gas Taxes And Tolls
Virginia legislators begin responding to President Trump’s infrastructure plan with a proposed Western Virginia Transportation Fund to improve I-81.
Virginia Senate Stops Schoolhouse-To-Courthouse Pipeline
The “schoolhouse to courthouse pipeline” was stopped by the Virginia Senate this session after overwhelming legislative support.
Virginia Medicaid Recipients Now Imposed With Work Requirements
As contentious as the debate is on Medicaid in Virginia politics, Republicans have finally gotten work requirements with Democrats will vying for expansion.
Remso Republic Podcast: Valentines Day Is For Liberty Lovers
Are you extra flirty when you hear “taxation is theft?” Do you want someone to whisper in your ear “end the Fed?”
House Republicans Highly Productive During 2018 General Assembly
House Republicans have voted down over $770 million in new taxes on hardworking Virginians from Democrats in the General Assembly.
Kilgore Favors Workfare, Block Grants In Medicaid Expansion
Delegate Terry Kilgore (R-Gate City) breaks ranks, turning the question of Medicaid expansion into one of Medicaid reform.