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.
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College official: Four ways to increase access to child care
Child care is a “must have,” not a “nice to have,” in building and maintaining a strong economy.
Waiting for the next snowfall, or a soaking rain
As winter has taken a break from the cold and snow that started December, a lengthy pattern of general dryness continues.
If Mamdani wants the ‘warmth of collectivism,’ he should look to rural communities. There’s one big difference, though.
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.
Marketing leader: What are we to make of information chaos in the new year?
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.
Lynchburg vice mayor: Accountability is not chaos — it’s the job voters demanded
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.
How many college athletic programs could survive as they are without school funding? Here’s the number.
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.
State senator: Right-to-work law lowers wages. It should be repealed.
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.
Report shows Southside Virginia has more than 3,400 health care jobs that are unfilled
The report shows there’s a mismatch between the workers available and the jobs available. Southside has manufacturing workers with no jobs but health care jobs with no workers available to fill them.
Military action in Venezuela puts Kaine back in national spotlight for his quest to curtail presidential war powers
Throughout his 13 years in the Senate, Kaine has been a consistent critic of presidents — both Republicans and fellow Democrats — for what he believes is the misuse of American military power without congressional consent.

