COVID-19 vaccine eligibility expands in Maryland, Virginia
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced Thursday that more residents in their states are eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations. Published January 14, 2021
Gabriella Muñoz is a political reporter for the Washington Times. A west coast native from California and Hawaii, Gabriella graduated from Georgetown University with a bachelors in government. Previously, she wrote for The Hill, the Washington Examiner, and Townhall. Gabriella can be reached at gmunoz@washingtontimes.com.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced Thursday that more residents in their states are eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations. Published January 14, 2021
SharesVirginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced Thursday that people aged 65 and older or with underlying conditions are now eligible to get COVID-19 vaccinations. Published January 14, 2021
SharesD.C. activist groups are demanding that hotels close ahead of the inauguration on Jan. 20 as part of a "Don't Host Hate" campaign in the aftermath of last week's insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Published January 14, 2021
SharesVirginia Gov. Ralph Northam outlined Wednesday evening his top proposals for his final year in office in his annual State of the Commonwealth address. Published January 13, 2021
SharesBoth chambers of the Virginia General Assembly opened their legislative session Wednesday afternoon with condolences and mourning for the late state Sen. Ben Chafin, who died of COVID-19 complications. Published January 13, 2021
SharesMembers of the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus kicked off the new session Wednesday by announcing their plans to secure economic and criminal justice priorities. Published January 13, 2021
SharesVirginia lawmakers in Richmond are set to kick off their legislative session Wednesday afternoon amid a host of pandemic and security concerns. Published January 13, 2021
SharesThe effort to reopen public schools in Alexandria got a shot in the arm Tuesday, when two educators were among the first to receive vaccinations at a COVID-19 vaccine distribution site in the city. Published January 12, 2021
SharesVirginia Gov. Ralph Northam said Tuesday that "a couple thousand" state National Guard troops will stay in the Northern Virginia/D.C. area past the Jan. 20 inauguration to help shore up security. Published January 12, 2021
SharesThe House Sergeant at Arms Paul Irving will be submitting his resignation, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday. Published January 7, 2021
SharesHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi joined the growing calls for Vice President Mike Pence to immediately move to remove President Trump from office, saying he has become "a very dangerous person." Published January 7, 2021
SharesDemocratic Reps. David Cicilline, Jamie Raskin and Ted Lieu are circulating Articles of Impeachment against President Trump Thursday, one day after pro-Trump supporters rioted at the U.S. Capitol. Published January 7, 2021
SharesRepublican Rep. Adam Kinzinger on Thursday called for Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove President Trump from office. Published January 7, 2021
SharesThe Senate shot down a challenge to Pennsylvania's electoral vote count early Thursday morning. Published January 7, 2021
SharesBoth chambers of Congress voted to override an objection to the results of the November election out of Arizona Wednesday, which was the first state to see a GOP protest against the 2020 results. Published January 6, 2021
SharesDemocrats, having seized control of all the levers of power in Washington, are pushing Joseph R. Biden and Congress to quickly declare the District of Columbia a state, pass a $4 trillion stimulus package and implement other demands from the party's emboldened left wing. Published January 6, 2021
SharesVice President Mike Pence gaveled the Senate back into session to carry on with the Electoral College vote count, lamenting the violence that unfolded at the Capitol earlier on Wednesday. Published January 6, 2021
SharesSen. Tom Cotton said Wednesday it is "past time" for President Trump to "accept the results of the election" and "quit misleading the American people." Published January 6, 2021
SharesLawmakers will continue with their certification of the Electoral College vote count late Wednesday evening after the Capitol building was besieged by pro-Trump protesters. Published January 6, 2021
SharesSen. Rand Paul announced he won't support the effort to challenge the Electoral College count Wednesday, directly linking the gambit to the chaos that erupted at the Capitol. Published January 6, 2021
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