Tim Kaine: “I actually did not, but I know her parents very well. They were a great Loudoun County family.”

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

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

Because of the president’s war of choice, Virginians are facing higher gas, utility, and grocery costs.

Commodity prices have been sort of flat. All the input prices are going up, export markets are shutting down.