Videos
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Speaker of Virginia House of Delegates arrives to Abigail Spanberger election night party
Del. Don Scott has entered the chat 😂
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Mark Warner’s Christmas list for all Americans
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How to help food insecure Virginians right now
More than 1 million Virginians face food insecurity—and YOU can be part of the solution. Sign up for our free newsletter before Dec. 6 to receive Dogwood’s 2025 Giving Guide: https://bit.ly/4pgQWGp
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Gov.-elect Spanberger speaks on Trump’s threats against senators, members of Congress
Virginia Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger condemned Trump’s egregious threats against her former colleagues in the United States Congress. Follow @vadogwoodnews for more.
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Sen. Tim Kaine explains his vote to end the government shutdown
In an interview with MSNBC, Senator Tim Kaine explained his vote and what he hopes Americans will learn about who represents them. Follow @vagodwoodnews for more.
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Sen. Mark Warner calls for Hegseth’s resignation once again
Sen. Mark Warner laid into Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth in a recent interview with Jen Psaki. Follow @vadogwoodnews for more.
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VA US Rep calls out Trumps pay-to-play administration and how it affects everyday people
VA US Rep. Don Beyer recently spoke at Ways and Means House Tax Subcommittee hearing on promoting global competitiveness for American workers and businesses. He called out Trump’s ‘pay-to-play’ administration, making it harder on everyday people with higher costs while Trump and his wealthy friends continue to benefit from backroom deals.
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Rep. James Walkinshaw fights for entrepreneurs in impassioned speech
He’s not wrong. 👀 Follow @vadogwoodnews for more.
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Rep. Subramanyam: Hegseth “Not fit to serve anymore”
While speaking to MS NOW, Rep. Suhas Subramanyam laid into US Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth and called for his impeachment or resignation. Follow @vadogwoodnews for more.
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As energy demand grows, gas falls short for Virginians
Federal forecasts predict higher heating and electricity costs in Virginia this winter as natural gas prices continue to rise— and because gas generates much of the state’s power, these increases directly spill into electric bills. Under Commonwealth law, utility companies can recover fuel costs by adding them to customer bills, meaning gas price spikes are…
