Opinion

This November Virginians will be asked to vote on a constitutional amendment. But the ballot summary does not detail what the amendment will enshrine. 

Recently, I was taken to task for suggesting that alien plants perform the same functions as our native plants. But plants function the same the world over.

The FDA should police deception, unsafe production and unsupported claims. It should also recognize the GLP-1 gray market has revealed weaknesses in the current system. 

A lot of people think they can only give away $19,000 per year without paying taxes. The estate exclusion amount is actually $15 million.

Data centers are the easy way out where massive costs don’t appear on the fiscal ledger. But this is a delusion, and it’s a costly one for Virginians. 

Work at the Botanical Garden of the Piedmont is restricting space for visitors, so organizers are launching a "Garden Anywhere" roadshow.

Virginia’s rushed return to RGGI on July 1 threatens to burden families and businesses with higher electricity costs.

Virginia stands at the brink of a mounting fiscal crisis, and the only responsible path forward is to treat data centers as indispensable economic engines.

Virginia’s SOL tests, long maligned as stressful or simplistic, are in fact the state’s most powerful engine for educational equity.

Amazon’s arrival reshaped Northern Virginia in ways promised and unpromised, unleashing soaring rents, deepening inequality and near‑daily immigration enforcement.

Abigail Spanberger’s noble stand against Big Weed is to be praised. Let’s hope she continues on this track and recognizes that Virginia can do without this generation’s Big Tobacco.

Don’t be upset with the market going higher; it is not a verdict on the morals or ethics of our political landscape