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The encirclement and systematic crippling of resources in el-Obeid increasingly parallels el-Fasher.

While we welcome the State Department's expression of concern about the escalating situation in el-Obeid, words are not enough.

For me, the priority is to be able to build upon the work that I have been doing as it relates to energy affordability.

Virginia is home to the largest offshore wind development that we are seeing on the East Coast.

The action of actually formally intervening, it is an unprecedented one as a governor, I do acknowledge that.

In order to meet U.S. and global energy demands, we need to advance the next generation of nuclear energy technology.

Patient misidentification is a serious problem that has led to medical mistakes and even patient death," said Sen. Warner.

Unfortunately, there’s still far too much work to be done to combat sexual assault and domestic violence against women. As lawmakers, we have a responsibility to stand with survivors, ensure they have access to the support and resources…

We’re pleased to announce this federal funding, which will help communities across Virginia strengthen services for survivors, prevent violence from occurring, and support efforts to keep women and families safe.

Unfortunately, there’s still far too much work to be done to combat sexual assault and domestic violence against women. As lawmakers, we have a responsibility to stand with survivors, ensure they have access to the support and resources…

Congress must enact legislation to ensure miners can access the medical care, compensation, and benefits they have earned.

Miners have risked their lives to fuel and power our nation. I am proud to fight for coal miners in Appalachia and across the country, and we must do right by them.

Coal miners in Appalachia are getting sicker and at younger ages, and this new data that black lung rates are at their highest in nearly 50 years is devastating.

I pledge to work with state lawmakers in future legislative sessions to ensure data centers pay their fair share, adhere to strict environmental standards, and listen to the concerns of local communities.

This order — which is projected to save Virginians hundreds of millions of dollars — makes sure that data centers are paying the full cost of the transmission infrastructure their developments require.

We need to kind of adhere to what we have proven already works and not try to have 133 different thoughts and jurisdictions about how we are going to implement autonomous vehicles.

I think we pride ourselves in having a very uniform Department of Transportation across the entire commonwealth and so, therefore, with the exception of maybe Dulles and DCA, I don’t think that we want to go down the path of allowing…

I think we’ve really tried to grapple with the two big issues.