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Virginia lietenant governor on Dominion-NextEra deal: ‘The public cannot be an afterthought’
On Sept. 2, Virginia Lieutenant Governor Ghazala Hashmi (D) held a town hall in Loudoun County on the proposed $67 billion merger between Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy. Subscribe to our newsletters for more Virginia news. https://vadogwood.com/newsletter/
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Lewis Ginter worker explains strike: ‘We want the garden to come back to the table’
Sept. 2 marked the first day of a strike by Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden workers in their fight for better pay. Jamie O’Brien, one of the striking employees, said the goal is to get the garden’s management to come back to the negotiating table so the workers can get better pay in their first union…
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Trump’s deportation machine is deporting Americans
Virginia Rep. James Walkinshaw tore into the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, saying federal agents were diverted from sex trafficking, child trafficking, gun trafficking and fentanyl cases to feed the deportation push. And while those resources were being pulled away from serious crimes, Walkinshaw says the crackdown was sweeping up American citizens in the process. He…
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Virginia farmer calls Trump’s beef plan a ‘slap in the face’ to American ranchers
Virginia farmer Joel Salatin says Trump’s beef plan risks undercutting American ranchers just as many are finally getting prices that make raising cattle profitable. Speaking with Rep. Thomas Massie at Polyface Farm, Salatin argued that bringing in cheaper foreign beef could push domestic producers back into the red. He also blasted a farm policy system…
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Rep. Suhas demands action after Chuck Edwards sexual misconduct
Virginia Rep. Suhas Subramanyam argued that Congress needs to move quickly and hold members accountable when serious ethics allegations arise. His remarks came as the House censured North Carolina Republican Rep. Chuck Edwards. The House Ethics Committee concluded there was substantial reason to believe Edwards violated House rules related to sexual harassment and hostile workplaces…
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Spanberger restores voting rights for 100,000 former incarcerated Virginians
“Virginia is one of three states that permanently strips certain citizens of their right to vote — it is in our constitution.” During an interview with CNN, Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger continued to push for voting rights reform in the state, specifically the removal of provisions that permanently strip certain citizens of their right to…
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Private school voucher programs drain money from state budgets and harm rural communities
Former Governor Glenn Youngkin (R) has launched a national policy group advocating for a federal school voucher program. Similar initiatives drain hundreds of millions of dollars from participating states while diverting resources away from public schools that serve low-income and rural families.
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District 10 Delegate Dan Helmer says more women in office could secure abortion rights
Virginia State Delegate Dan Helmer, who represents District 10, says electing more women to government positions will help pass amendments “that protect abortion rights, voting rights, marriage rights, and our freedoms.”
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Henrico County residents push back against Flock cameras
Residents in Henrico County, Virginia showed up to a recent board of supervisors meeting to speak out against the use of Flock cameras in their community.
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Gov. Spanberger slams Trump and Congress for undermining elections
At the “Defend the Vote” March on Washington, Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger hammered President Trump and what she calls a “complicit Congress” for spreading false claims about the 2020 election results and using them as an excuse to interfere in elections and disenfranchise voters.

























