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Members of the Tea Party faction of the Republican Party and questions about health care greeted Rep.

Thumbs up to Ed Eames, the late Fresno resident and activist for the disabled who was honored in the Congressional Record.

Wittman Connolly "I fully support the deployment of additional troops and resources to aid in the fight against extremists.

It's probably the last time that Timothy M. Kaine will step outside his house in the morning to find two dead deer and a turkey on his doorstep.

Picking a side in a debate that could split the GOP, gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman has come out in favor of the $11 billion water bond that lawmakers recently placed on the November 2010 ballot.

Rep. Frank R. Wolf told a Senate committee this week that it's imperative that a bipartisan commission be created to deal with the mounting national debt.

They call him "Tito the Builder," but he was more like "Tito the Health Care Crusader" on Tuesday.

Are you glad the election is over? We elected a governor, lieutenant governor, state attorney general and an entire House of Delegates on Tuesday.

The ink is not even dry on the health care bill passed in the House of Representatives Saturday night, but Virginia's Governor-Elect is not impressed.

Two of the six Democrats in Virginia's congressional delegation last night voted against President Barack Obama's 10-year, $1.2 trillion health-care reform plan.

Del. Harvey Morgan, left, and Rep. Rob Wittman, were among guests who took a short ride on one of the new buses.

A Georgia Southern University faculty member was honored at the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday.

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Here's how Oklahoma senators and House of Representatives members voted on key bills and amendments last week.

Last night, NewsChannel 3 broadcast a special health care reform town hall meeting in which Democratic Representative Bobby Scott took questions from the audience.

Loading... 1 of 2 U.S. Congressmen Glenn Nye, right, and Robert Wittman, left, answer questions about health care reform during a meeting at the Residence Inn Norfolk Airport on Wednesday, August 19, 2009.

Loading... 1 of 2 U.S. Congressmen Glenn Nye, right, and Robert Wittman, left, answer questions about health care reform during a meeting at the Residence Inn Norfolk Airport on Wednesday, August 19, 2009.

It actually happened Wednesday: a civil, bipartisan discourse on health care. Two local members of Congress - a Democrat and a Republican - sat side by side, politely offering broad principles and predictions.

Thanks to an early and extensive tour of his sprawling district during the congressional recess, freshman Rep.

Thanks to an early and extensive tour of his sprawling district during the congressional recess, freshman Rep.