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Democrats fail to override Youngkin vetoes in largely symbolic showdown
In a dramatic but ultimately symbolic show of defiance, Virginia House Democrats on Wednesday tried — and failed — to override 13 of Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s vetoes from this year’s legislative session, knowing full well the numbers were never in their favor. Youngkin, a Republican, rejected 157 of the 915
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Lawmakers push back on Youngkin budget, pass bipartisan bills on probation, dangerous driving
General Assembly rejects governor’s cuts to education and health measures, while advancing efforts on criminal justice reform and road safety
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Political theater takes center stage as legislature returns for veto session
With 159 bills on the table, including a budget overhaul, Youngkin tests the limits of executive influence — and legislative patience
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Virginia schools face federal scrutiny over parental rights laws
The U.S. Department of Education demands state compliance with FERPA and PPRA, threatening consequences for non-compliance
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