Virginia's Public Square
Virginia's Public Square
Congressman Scott Taylor (VA-2) met with his constituents at an informal “town hall” meeting in Cape Charles on Virginia’s Eastern Shore this week and spoke at length about the sea level rise affecting Tangier Island and threatening its 722 inhabitants.
Soybean farmers in Central Virginia are sweating the Trump Administration’s tariffs as China may cease buying the beans if Beijing follows through with its threats to counter the U.S. proposal with its own duties on American goods.
Although there has been a gradual trend away from coal towards natural gas, towards renewable energy sources, leading to the eventual closing of hundreds of coal-fired generators across the U.S. in the coming years, not every coal company sees a bleak future.
Virginia’s extensive efforts when it comes to school safety has been discussed as the House of Delegates’ first Select Committee in 155 years have taken a broad approach to looking at warding off violence in schools.
Politico recently highlighted women working in politics and policy-making process throughout the country and worldwide. …
As Virginia builds the economy for the 21st century, a new venture capital program will target investments made by underrepresented entrepreneurs.
State Senator Jennifer Wexton shows she knows absolutely nothing about taxes when her attempts to slam the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act fails miserably.
An editorial posted by The Roanoke Times expounds upon the questions raised by The New York Times about the economic stagnation in Appalachia.
As the opioid epidemic is now contributing to deaths more than car accidents, Congresswoman Barbara Comstock has been working for solutions.
Tom Steyer’s NextGen America is using cookies and cute puppies as “voter registration” tactics that hide his subversive liberal agenda.