Governor Glenn Youngkin today announced an increase of nearly 18,000 more employed Virginians in July, bringing the total to 219,452 more Virginians employed since January […]
Attorney General Jason Miyares today joined a 44-state bipartisan coalition of attorneys general in issuing a letter to congressional leaders expressing support for the passage […]
The size and spending of the federal government has exploded. According to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, federal spending is estimated to increase 43% between […]
Governor Glenn Youngkin announced an increase of 23,000 more employed Virginians in June, bringing the total to 201,472 more Virginians employed since January 2022. The […]
Governor Glenn Youngkin issued the following statement on the Virginia Department of Education’s release of the updated Model Policies Ensuring Privacy, Dignity, and Respect for […]
The Supreme Court Throughout June, the Supreme Court released a series of decisions in cases they have been considering since last October. In event that […]
This year marks 247 years since the United States of America declared itself an independent nation, no longer under the rule of King George III […]
Congressman Morgan Griffith (R-VA) released a statement following the Supreme Court’s decision to disallow race-based affirmative action in higher education: “At first blush, this appears […]
On any given week here in the House of Representatives, I vote on a wide variety of legislation that affects Virginians in different ways. This […]
Many times, I get questions as to what an average week is like for me. In this column I thought I’d review a recent week […]
I recently read an article in the Roanoke Times about a report done by Stacker.com listing the Virginia counties with the most farmland. According to […]
Recently I voted against the Fiscal Responsibility Act, the debt ceiling legislation negotiated by Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Biden. As I’ve said before, I […]