Off the grid in the peaks of New Hampshire while the campaign goes on - and on and on.
The perennial question in presidential elections is: “Are you better off than you were four years ago?” For American workers, the answer is: "Lately, not so much."
On one level, Barbara Comstock’s recent embrace of Vice President Kamala Harris is stunning. For a former Republican elected official to not only turn her back to her party’s contemporary standard-bearer but publicly rebuke him and side with his opponent is apostasy inside most — though not …
Commentary: A single compassionate act can spark a wave of positivity, encouraging others to follow suit and fostering a more connected and empathetic society.
How to read the “T” leaves in the future? One answer starts with a vision of what that future might be like.
As a country, we promise our service members that we’ll take care of them. But we don’t always live up to that promise.
Underdog nation has earned the right to untie hand US put behind its back
Hawaii charges tourists a variety of taxes and fees. It may soon add a $25 climate tax that visitors would pay when they check into a hotel or short-term rental. It's meant to address the environmental impact of mass tourism and help in the rebuilding of Lahaina, the Maui town devastated last year by wildfires.
Workers are better off today because they overwhelmingly have jobs if they want them. They also are getting higher pay, even after adjusting for inflation. And they tell us they are much more satisfied at their jobs.
🎧 The hosts emphasized the importance of recognizing the humanity in others, even in frustrating situations.
A recurring feature of Kaine campaigns: Soliciting and securing the support of voters easily overlooked, including New Virginians.
Having been a teacher, adviser and administrator at Virginia Commonwealth University for 34 years, I am very interested in anything and everything written about “my” institution. And so I have closely followed The Times-Dispatch articles about VCU’s woes, financial and otherwise, for quite a…
Donald Trump has proposed across-the-board tariffs on goods made abroad and sold in America, as well as substantial corporate tax cuts.
If you left the U.S. for a summer vacation, you may have encountered a strange and refreshing custom: not tipping. Or at least not tipping everyone in sight.
When you’re running for statewide office and can’t escape the headlines, it can sometimes feel like everyone is piling on. But we’re unaware of anyone “s***-talking” his city. That flushing sound is coming from the second floor at City Hall.
All the noise at City Hall is a problem, but not for the reasons you might think.
Implementing long-term solutions to the city’s persistent dysfunction and operational deficiencies is a heavy lift that no mayor can accomplish on their own. So let's finally take the blinders off. Strong mayors aren't going to save Richmond.
Since the pandemic, school superintendents are increasingly heading for the exits. In Virgina, the superintendent attrition rate has doubled during the last five years: 89 new superintendents, interim superintendents or vacancies among the state’s 132 school divisions since the 2019-20 school year, according to the Virginia Association of School Superintendents.
The perennial question in presidential elections is: “Are you better off than you were four years ago?” For American workers, the answer is: "Lately, not so much."
Commentary: A single compassionate act can spark a wave of positivity, encouraging others to follow suit and fostering a more connected and empathetic society.
How to read the “T” leaves in the future? One answer starts with a vision of what that future might be like.
Underdog nation has earned the right to untie hand US put behind its back
As a country, we promise our service members that we’ll take care of them. But we don’t always live up to that promise.
Having been a teacher, adviser and administrator at Virginia Commonwealth University for 34 years, I am very interested in anything and everything written about “my” institution. And so I have closely followed The Times-Dispatch articles about VCU’s woes, financial and otherwise, for quite a…
The mission statement of any institution represents its core beliefs, and for a university, this document shapes the experience of every student, staff member and administrator. At Virginia Union University, the school mission statement states clearly, “Virginia Union University is nourished…
The CEO of Richmond International Airport is proposing a government monopoly on fuel and maintenance services by 2026, a move that would likely harm the facility, its passengers and general aviation users by driving up costs and lowering service quality.