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With skyrocketing repair costs, our Virginia home became ‘Money Pit Manor’
Due to inflation, it’s possible we could pay more in home repair costs than we’ve put toward our Virginia mortgage in a decade.
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Report: Iran war fuels extra $1.8B Virginians spent on gas
A congressional report finds Virginians have spent more at the pump because of the Iran war.
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Virginia SNAP enrollment down 100K after Trump restrictions
Many Virginians are no longer enrolled in the program as Republicans make it harder to access food assistance.
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Wittman reports first stock sale since 2023
The Republican US representative from Virginia reported making between $1,001 to $15,000 off a stock sale in June.
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Va. fired federal workers rally for their jobs back, Trump accountability
Former federal workers rallied today to hold the Trump administration accountable for firing them a year ago.
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Va. workers get new protections on wage theft, workplace rights
Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed into law measures aimed at bolstering workplace protections.
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Loudoun’s data centers could be a target. This Virginia congressman has a plan
Rep. Suhas Subramanyam says Loudoun’s data centers could raise your bills, strain water, and pose security risks—and he has a plan to fix it.
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Inside Data Center Alley’s growing impact on Loudoun neighborhoods
Like much of the US, housing in Loudoun County is facing an affordability crisis. Unlike much of the US, 53 million square feet of data centers bear some of the responsibility.
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Advocates brave heat to protest Spanberger vetoes
A small crowd gathered to protest the governor’s vetoes of legislation related to collective bargaining and criminal justice reform.
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A ‘banner year’ for tenant protections in Virginia
Virginia tenants will have more time to respond to eviction notices and bring up the conditions of their homes in court even when behind on rent.
