Meanwhile, in Canada…
Justin Trudeau went from a favored celebrity incumbent to fumbling laughingstock – eight months before Election Day. Canada had its longest political week in years.
The Score: $22 Trillion, North Korea, Trump’s Emergency, 1960s Geopolitics
This week on The Score – The US national debt reaches 22 trillion dollars. What can we expect from the next U.S.-North Korea summit meeting? Can we learn from the peacekeeping mission in Somalia? A look back at Kennedy and Johnson’s foreign policy.
Let a Hundred Food Trucks Blossom, a Hundred Schools of Cuisine Contend
Food trucks are an increasingly vital part of the urban scene across the United States, yet many suffer from excessive local regulation.
A Valentine Message To My Children
“There is something you must always remember.”
U.S. House Schedule for Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019
Agenda and committee activity
Bellamy, ‘Black Politicos’ Demand Reallocation, Redistribution, and Climate Justice from Northam and Herring
Charlottesville City Councilor is leading a group of “Black Politicos” in a demand that embattled Ralph Northam and Mark Herring support the group’s extreme social, economic, racial, and environmental reparations list.
House and Senate Overwhelmingly Approve $1 Billion Tax Relief Package
Legislation was approved approved that will provide nearly $1 billion in tax relief to Virginia’s taxpayers.
U.S. House Schedule for Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019
Agenda and committee activity
The Inertia Behind Virginia’s Many Scandals
To say the past week in Virginia politics has been weird, turbulent, and downright revolting doesn’t begin to describe what’s happened in Capitol Square.
U.S. House Schedule for Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019
Agenda and committee activity
