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WHRO - Advocates say Virginia is behind on addressing human trafficking. This is what they say could help the state catch up. - Vimarsana News

WHRO - Advocates say Virginia is behind on addressing human trafficking. This is what they say could help the state catch up.

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Editorial: Remaking the General Assembly this fall asks a lot of Virginia voters - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Remaking the General Assembly this fall asks a lot of Virginia voters

Tuesday's primary election ousted more incumbents from office and ensured even more change in the General Assembly. Now it's up to voters to determine Virginia's future.

GOP Stupid: Hunter Biden's Trip With Dad Proves Corruption - Vimarsana News

GOP Stupid: Hunter Biden's Trip With Dad Proves Corruption

Representative Nick Langworthy should...win an award. Stupidest Republican comment of the day.

WHRO - Environmental groups need more oyster shells. A proposed Virginia law would reward businesses that recycle them. - Vimarsana News

WHRO - Environmental groups need more oyster shells. A proposed Virginia law would reward businesses that recycle them.

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Alabama delegation supports Kevin McCarthy in speaker race - Vimarsana News

Alabama delegation supports Kevin McCarthy in speaker race

Newly elected members of the U.S. House, including freshman U.S. Rep. Dale Strong, R-Alabama, must wait until a speaker is chosen before they are formally sworn in.