Opinion

The most enduring accomplishments of Youngkin’s term likely are in the realm of economic development.

AI will not replace clerks of court. It will not replace lawyers, surveyors or bankers. And it should never replace official records. But used wisely, it can help people access, understand and use the public records they already own faster, better and cheaper.

President Donald Trump’s approval ratings may be low enough that they could theoretically endanger Republican House members in some districts previously thought of as safe for the GOP.

Child care is a “must have,” not a “nice to have,” in building and maintaining a strong economy.

While we think of collectivism as the workers’ paradise of the furthest parts of the political left, the best examples of collectivism in the United States are typically found in its most conservative communities. They are also volunteer efforts, not government-led ones.

What unfolded over the past year was not driven by personal grudges. It was driven by fundamental disagreements over policy, procedure and the proper role of elected officials versus unelected staff.

Our ability to discern fact from fiction, credible source from conspiracy theorists and valid study results from snake oil has failed to keep pace with our ability to generate, mix and match, and ultimately distribute information to the four corners of the world with the point and click of a mouse.

Contrary to popular belief, some college athletic programs around the country do stand on their own without reliance on school funding or student fees. Just not the ones in Virginia.

It’s not a coincidence that as union membership goes down, wealth inequality has gone up.
It’s not a coincidence that the decline of union membership mirrors the decline of the middle class.