As Virginia looks to vote in a new governor, residents are getting a clearer picture of the political differences after Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed dozens of bills.

The Democratic Party of Virginia has made one thing clear — it’s willing to use public education as a tool in its fight to reclaim the Executive Mansion in Richmond this fall.

Youngkin has proposed an amendment to the Virginia Right to Contraception Act that would protect the right of doctors, ...

J. Bennett Johnston, a pro-business Democrat who during 24 years in the U.S. Senate steadfastly defended Louisiana’s oil and ...

Democrats recently welcomed Levar Stoney, a current candidate for Virginia's Lieutenant Governor. Stoney is the former Mayor of Richmond and former Secretary of the Commonwealth ...

Since its inception in 2016, Impact has endorsed 198 South Asian candidates and marshaled $20 million in their support ...

Trump announced immediately after his inauguration that he would be reducing the size of the federal government and appointed ...

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National Security Advisor Michael Waltz – under scrutiny after inadvertently inviting a journalist into a private chat for ...

Representative Hakeem Jeffries, the Democratic leader, urges President Trump to fire Pete Hegseth. At a hearing, two top intelligence officials said it was Mr. Hegseth’s job to determine what was ...

The General Assembly passed 917 bills this year. Here's how the governor has acted on some of the most noteworthy ones.