General Assembly Democrats say Youngkin, GOP ignore Virginia
General Assembly Democrats gathering to review the legislature’s actions as of Crossover, the session midpoint, said Gov. Glenn Youngkin and Republican legislators are too focused on loyalty to President Donald Trump to address Virginia’s needs as the president moves to cut federal jobs and tried to freeze federal grants for essential projects and programs.
The Democratic-led Virginia statehouse shepherded a slew of bills this week previously vetoed by Republican Gov. Glenn ...
RICHMOND, Va. — On his way to the White House to attend President Donald Trump's signing of an Executive Order banning ...
Bipartisan committees in the Virginia House and Senate proposed ditching the governor’s plan to eliminate taxes on tips and ...
Virginia’s legislature has once again approved legislation to create a regulated and taxed cannabis marketplace, and with ...
The Senate of Virginia is rejecting an effort to hit the pause button on a major education initiative of the governor.
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Halftime in Richmond: Virginia lawmakers clash over taxes, health care, and gun controlAs Virginia’s General Assembly reaches “crossover” on Tuesday — the midpoint of the legislative session when bills move from ...
Virginia’s governor has become a close ally of Trump and defended his plan to freeze federal spending as other officials ...
Lawmakers have also resurrected vetoed bills making it a Class 4 misdemeanor for anyone who fails to securely store a firearm on any premises where a minor is likely to be present ...
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