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If you require them to pay fully up front and then get a rebate sometime down the road, you really jeopardize their operations.

It is important that American voters trust that the U.S. Department of Justice’s election monitors will focus only on their statutory ambit.

My bill would make sure social media companies can’t sell prioritized access to government employees’ accounts and that someone can’t knowingly trade with information obtained through access to those accounts.

More than ten years after the OPM data breach exposed the personal information of millions of federal employees, the threat remains.

Early access to government information should not be sold to whoever will pay the price.

Americans should have free and equal access to public statements made by U.S. government officials.

The president’s company selling prioritized access to the president’s market-moving posts is corrupt and erodes public confidence.

to halt this illegal, costly and ineffective operation.

In other words, a careful review of the available evidence suggests that the United States has killed individuals who are not involved in narcotrafficking.

The biggest point of consternation that I have is I think that along the way, people … incorrectly took the message that we couldn’t win without redistricting. We can win. I believe we will win.

This fall, voters can cast their ballots for Virginia to no longer strip so many of our neighbors of their fundamental rights — a shameful relic of our Jim Crow past.

Today is an important day for the commonwealth and the more than 66,000 Virginians who now have their voting rights restored.

The right to vote is foundational to who we are as Americans.

As a Navy SEAL Veteran, I know about service and sacrifice.

It doesn’t seem to me that what the government is doing is in any way conducive to having a real negotiation.